He insults political opponents, is smiled at by party colleagues and is surprised at the allegations of extremism: Stephan Protschka has been head of the Bavarian AfD for a year. About one who profits from the anger of the people.
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John Osel
Suddenly there are climate activists on the road, Stephan Protschka has to stop his car at the entrance to Berlin. The member of the Bundestag and chairman of the Bavarian AfD is on his way to the plenary week, has time for a phone call about his anniversary – exactly one year as head of state – and the party conference on Saturday in Greding. But then the forced stop, Protschka reports what he spy through the windshield: “street glue” in safety vests, but the police are already there, a van with bars.