200,000 protest against far-right across Germany - Newspaper
Protests also took place in cities such as Mainz, Dresden and Hanover, in a sign of growing alarm at strong public support for the AfD.
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Protests also took place in cities such as Mainz, Dresden and Hanover, in a sign of growing alarm at strong public support for the AfD.
Alternative for Germany (AfD) was soaring in opinion polls ahead of three major regional elections in eastern Germany.
BERLIN/FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Around 200,000 people took to the streets in Germany on Saturday, most of them in the capital Berlin, as nationwide protests against the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party entered their fourth week.
Chancellor says protests are ‘strong sign in favour of democracy’ as demonstrators gather in Berlin, Dresden, Hanover and other cities