File:AfD - Wahlplakat zur Europawahl 2019.jpg

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Deutsch: Wahlplakat der Partei Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) zur Europawahl 2019, aus der AfD-Serie Aus Europas Geschichte lernen, beschmiert von politischen Gegnern. Als Grundlage diente Pieter Bruegels Der Turmbau zu Babel, (Rotterdamer Variante). Gesehen in der Seestraße/Berlin-Wedding
English: Election poster of German party Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), based on The Tower of Babel by Pieter Bruegel the Elder (Rotterdam), vandalized
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