As Neo-Nazis Seed Military Ranks, Germany Confronts 'an Enemy Within'
| By Sheri Fink The death toll is lower, but there are echoes of March as cases spike, doctors fall ill and supplies run short. Now, Texas is trying to adapt hard-won lessons while addressing a new set of challenges. | | | By Katrin Bennhold After plastic explosives and Nazi memorabilia were found at an elite soldier's home, Germany worries about a problem of far-right infiltration at the heart of its democracy. | | | By Annie Karni and Maggie Haberman His ominous remarks were a reflection of his political standing: trailing in the polls, lacking a booming economy or a positive message to campaign on, and leaning on culture wars to buoy his loyalists. | | |
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