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The Left: What comes after the high-flying?

The Left: What comes after the high-flying?
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Left Party parliamentary group leader Heidi Reichinnek (center) at the Left Party federal party conference in Chemnitz next to party leader Ines Schwerdtner (left).
Left Party parliamentary group leader Heidi Reichinnek (center) at the Left Party's federal party conference in Chemnitz alongside party chairwoman Ines Schwerdtner (left). (Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/Hendrik Schmidt/dpa)

At the Left Party's congress in Chemnitz, the euphoria of the election victory clearly lingers. The delegates argue fiercely, but hardly anyone wants to speak of any rifts.

By Lisa Nguyen , Chemnitz

The satisfaction tastes like banana and passion fruit. Alihan Ulu brought 13 liters of liqueur and two liters of syrup from the Allgäu region to Chemnitz for the Bavarian delegation. He bottled the sweet, yellow mixture in small bottles labeled with the face of dismissed Finance Minister Christian Lindner. The contents: the "tears of the free democrat" (sic) .

Heidi Reichinnek, newly elected leader of the Left Party group in the Bundestag, talks about the split in her party, the way out of the crisis and the difficulties the Left Party is having in finding a position on Russia's war.

Interview: Angelika Slavik
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