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German far-right leader pushes to downplay the Nazi past

A far-right German leader is reported to be advocating that Germans move beyond or forget the country's Nazi past. The report reflects a potentially consequential challenge to historical memory and mainstream political norms.

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Such rhetoric can deepen political polarization and strengthen extremist influence in Germany.

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