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Sahra Wagenknecht's new party took over 6% of the German vote in the European election.
Analysts say the far-right Alternative for Germany should be most worried by her party.
The BSW Alliance is left-wing on economic issues but closer to the far right on issues like immigration and gender diversity.
Wagnecht: "A large share of AfD voters are protest voters. They feel like they're not being listened to".
Wagenknecht 's popularity rivals that of AfD leaders even among supporters of the far-right party itself.
Some analysts say she is offering something that has never been seen before in Germany : Conservative social values allied with socialist economic values.
The good result in European election will be followed by full-blown campaigns in three eastern German states in fall 2024 .
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