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German elections: AfD finds rich seam ​in city clinging on to coal​

Far-right party insists it is pro-women as it attacks government’s green agenda before regional polls

In the 30 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, Doreen Mohaupt has experienced the downsides and the upsides of German reunification.

Born in the coal-rich Lusatia Lake District close to the Polish border, the 43-year-old was raised in an area that was once the pride of the socialist East German economy, employing about 80,000 workers.

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