German chancellor faces tough times after far-right party's state election win since Nazi era.
Germany’s far-right AfD won a state election, the first such victory for a far-right party since the Nazi era.
AfD wins Saxony-Anhalt state election with over 44% of the vote
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Germany’s far-right AfD won a state election, the first such victory for a far-right party since the Nazi era.