Germany's grandmothers take on the far-right ahead of key state elections
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Gabriele Wolke-Rebhan, cofounder of Erfurt chapter, expresses concern: 'Hitler happened because people stood by in silence. If I stay silent now, I'm no better than my parents in the 1930s.' This compelling perspective underscores their motivation, emphasizing the danger of inaction and the responsibility to speak out against rising far-right sentiment.
These senior women, organized under 'Omas gegen Rechts,' focus on dialogue rather than protest, aiming to reach individuals who support the far-right AfD party in a constructive manner. They believe that understanding the reasons behind such support is crucial for fostering a healthy political discourse and challenging divisive ideologies.
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