Strange speech in the Hitlerian style - The Alternative for Germany party begins to expel one of its members
Alexander Eichwald, the new member of AfD, caused shock at a party event in Giessen with a speech delivered in a style reminiscent of Hitler. His words and actions, including the rolled pronunciation of the letter 'R', raised immediate concerns among party members.
The Hereford branch, which Aischwald joined only a few weeks ago, has initiated expulsion proceedings, separating from him. The AfD leadership is also investigating the validity and motives of his strange appearance at the youth conference.
During the speech, Aischwald addressed the attendees as "party comrades," reaffirming his loyalty to Germany and urging the protection of German culture from foreign influences. Aischwald's behavior immediately raised questions among the members, pointing out that his actions were unusual and detrimental to the AfD and the newly established youth wing.
Locally, Aishwald had previously presented himself as a political science graduate and participated in local politics in Hereford, contributing professionally to local election campaigns. However, his extremist rhetoric in Jason represented a significant departure from his usual behavior, raising concerns within the party.
As a result, Eichwald was removed from his position as an expert member of the AfD parliamentary group. The party continues to pursue formal expulsion procedures, urging him to resign. The leadership confirmed that his public display is unacceptable, and measures will be taken to prevent such incidents in the future.