Before the ARD host calls for an educational effort to maintain a historical meaning, when their interviews turn into the Holocaust’s memory, her eyes can be visible. The interview was nervous when I faced Wydel to roll.
Wydel denied her eyes, but doubled her past controversy, including her explanation as a “guilty cult” in German memory culture.
He defended the use of the term “guilt cult” on Sunday, and argued that German politics should be driven by “confidence and responsibility for the future” rather than historical guilt. When he challenged the meaning of the phrase neo -nazi, Wide rejected, saying, “I don’t care where the words come from.”
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Weidel dissatisfaction with this topic was obvious. She explains the relevance of AFD and the Holocaust’s memory and repetition as “nuisance” and reflects the continuous discomfort of the party in facing the past of the Nazis in Germany.
The host also pressed Wydel in January when Adolf Hitler labels Adolf Hitler as “Communist” for his economic policy. Wydel also shrugged it.
