Hocke, a prominent far-right politician, diverges from Germany’s usual political dullness, employing a captivating yet dangerous rhetoric about national decline and redemption.
His speeches starkly criticize immigrants and Islamists, and he frames his narrative as a stark choice for Germans: 'be sheep or wolves,' fostering reactions both in admiration and fear.
Under Hocke's influence, the AfD party has transformed from a Eurosceptic group into an extreme nativist entity, with Hocke being identified as a significant right-wing threat.
Bjorn Hocke’s rhetoric has been compared to that of Joseph Goebbels, suggesting a calculated strategy drawing from historical extremist communication.
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