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The growing support for the far-right AfD party in eastern Germany is causing some immigrants to question their sense of belonging.
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“By Amina Ismail and James MackenzieROSTOCK, Germany, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Shahd Najeeb still remembers the trauma of fleeing Islamic State fighters during Syria's civil war.”How each side headlined it
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By Amina Ismail and James MackenzieROSTOCK, Germany, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Shahd Najeeb still remembers the trauma of fleeing Islamic State fighters during Syria's civil war.
Most said they had encountered more anti-immigrant abuse in recent years.
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