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Freek Blauwhof on 29/04/2021
The election of Susanne Hennig-Wellsow and Janine Wissler is perceived by many members as a breath of fresh air, but Die LINKE still has many contradictions
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David Paenson on 20/04/2021
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Anja Ilic on 22/03/2021
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Victor Grossman on 04/03/2021
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Carmela Negrete on 14/02/2021
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Edward Knudsen on 05/02/2021
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Anna Southern on 25/01/2021
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Julia V on 19/01/2021
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Anna Southern on 18/01/2021
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Phil Butland on 31/12/2020
When we launched this website towards the end of 2019, we had little idea what was ahead. 2020 was a year of disease and of right-wing gains, but it was also a year of resistance. Phil Butland looks at what happened, how we reacted, and looks forward to a relaunch of the website next year
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The Left Berlin on 30/12/2020
Yesterday, we published the 11th to 30th most viewed articles on theleftberlin.com in 2020. Here are the 10 most viewed articles of the year.