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Hitler seems forgotten

Correio da Manhã15 September 2026 at 00:30

Hitler seems forgotten. This is the observation made by the author of the article, who reflects on historical memory related to controversial figures of the past.

The article draws attention to the reaction of political parties similar to the AfD (Alternative for Germany) in other European countries. The AfD is a German political party with a right-wing orientation.

The author considers it interesting to observe how these parties, which share ideological similarities with the AfD, position themselves and react in different European contexts.

The article is very short and does not explore in depth what these parties are or what specific types of reactions were observed, limiting itself to making a general observation about the phenomenon.

Why this matters

The article addresses the rise of far-right parties similar to the AfD in various European countries, which is relevant for readers following political developments on the continent. The reference to the forgetting of Hitler suggests a concern with how history is being treated in current political discourse, potentially affecting how citizens vote and evaluate these parties.

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