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Ulrich Siegmund, called the "rising star" of the far right in Germany, is winning over crowds. His rallies emulate town festivals where his followers gather to take photos with him. Siegmund, a 35-year-old former air freshener salesman, could become the first far-right leader to govern a postwar German region, with a rehearsed speech espousing a radical platform. Their proposals are based on the expulsion of migrants in an irregular situation, denouncing the contract that governs public media and banning the LGBTIQ flag in public schools.

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