Sahra Wagenknecht and the unusual course of the BSW

The history of the organized labor movement in Germany is now 164 years old. But the founder of the BSW has achieved something that is unique in the history of the left - and even in the error-filled history of its radical representatives: Sahra Wagenknecht wants to help bring right-wing extremists to power. That is why she warns against the “next infusion of a firewall coalition” in Saxony-Anhalt; in front of a coalition like in Thuringia, where the BSW regional association is in the government and is insulted by the party founder for it. In both eastern countries, the AfD is considered right-wing extremist.