Overview
- The party plans to found “Generation Deutschland” on 29–30 November in Gießen as a replacement for the disbanded Junge Alternative.
- Designated chair Jean-Pascal Hohm says the group will present a more disciplined, party-aligned face and focus on recruiting young voters and more women.
- Police say five counter-protests are registered around the meeting, with organizers expecting roughly 10,000 participants.
- Brandenburg’s intelligence service classifies Hohm and the state AfD as “gesichert rechtsextremistisch,” a label he rejects as politically motivated while denying ties to the Identitarian movement.
- The federal plan to classify the AfD nationally as a confirmed right-wing extremist endeavor remains on hold because of the party’s lawsuit, as scholars warn of personnel continuity with the JA.