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26:04Now PlayingAs Germany’s refugee crisis continues, politicians and helpers are coming under an increasing threat from the militant right. In Cologne last weekend, a women standing in the city’s mayoral election was badly wounded in a knife attack.
Profiting from people’s fears, the anti-migrant Pegida movement is once again gaining in force. This week, Pegida has been marking the anniversary of its first march, one year ago.
So, who’s driving the debate - the politicians, or a small radical minority?
Our Guests:
Alan Posener is a German-British author and political commentator for the daily „Die Welt“.
Erik Kirschbaum is an American journalist, who has worked for the Reuters news agency in Berlin.
Anna Frenyó works as a freelance journalist for ARD and lives between Berlin, Budapest and Paris.
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