BERLIN — A prominent Holocaust survivor who was freed from the Nazi death camp Auschwitz as a toddler has expressed deep alarm over the surging political influence of the far-right in Germany.
Eva Umlauf, who was just two years old when she and her mother were liberated in January 1945, voiced her shock at the prospect of far-right factions securing state power. The political breakthrough has added intense pressure to the national landscape, directly complicating German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s controversial legislative and economic reform agenda as mainstream parties grapple with shifting voter sentiments.
The far-right’s recent electoral momentum has sent shockwaves through Berlin, prompting fierce debates among political leaders over how to safeguard democratic institutions and address public grievances without compromising core constitutional values.
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