Across Europe, More Young People Vote 'Far Right' Deutsche Welle (Germany)
<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001cjNAeG0wpJbajBCsbmpfaTRARgXcimORUDrTpQpB3BoqJwztdMnsji2J5igXJ4yvR7icjVI31UhGYCgY6cp4d77svMi7ToVMr3dC4x2aQdS4TgpaAGKq4R4MOke4xqDjg_5cCgbrqS3vEozF253LVyAOAR_JKTPL9Z478QfXHP2yywMIrVgCXReQi0UydRsjJIVKx0Kiijy4XnLV7jvlFsfv1ZuMVgEkfoxjjG4rdyM=&c=Km_2Of_e_J1mtqwt1NCfqU2ERFccv3c7oZ5KJO_dExcvFstJc050nw==&ch=w3bXWOFRA3Gf8HhUW9p561UuE8VUwAvrP73EVS1kZR5-wkwM4NS6Jg==> http://www.dw.com/en/young-people-vote-far-right-in-europe/a-18917193 In the European Union, which was founded upon ideals of democracy and inclusion, more and more young people are turning to far-right parties that lure them in with simple messages. Some experts see democracy in danger. / The National Front in France and the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) are just two examples of far-right nationalist parties that are currently receiving an upsurge in support in European Union member states - and they're especially popular with younger voters ... One reason: the longing for a national identity inside the European Union. The far-right parties "place great emphasis on the issue of identity," Jan-Phillip Albrecht, a member of the European Parliament for the Green Party, told German daily Die Welt.
