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available in Northern Ireland I'm John

I'm John Bachelor with Judy Dempsey of Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. She's based in Berlin. She's the editor in Tifus Strategic Europe asking this question of her colleagues.

Can the far right in Europe be contained?

Right now, there are rising parties in Germany

and is an older conservative party, far right party in France.

The parties in Britain take many forms.

There's no, notably a party in the Netherlands led by a man who's been associated with anti-Islamic

statements for many years now forming a coalition and part of what can go wrong and

why I take from history. This is Carolyn De Griter, European

Affairs Correspondent for NRC Handel's Blad. She reminds everybody. In the

1930s German Conservatives made alliances with the National Socialists and were overrun by them.

After the war, center-right parties formed a solid buffer against extremist parties refusing to cooperate.

What can go wrong and why, Judy, is already underway?

I'm told that Gert Wilders is attracting other parties that are not far right or not anti-immigrant

to form a coalition to get along to go along. Is that happening in Germany?

Is alternative for Deutschland attracting other parties?

And not only attracting other parties, they are actually eating the support away from the other parties, whether it's the Social Democrats or

whether it's the Christian Democrats, the two big parties that grew into prominence after World War II and but the

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