Jean-Pascal Hohm, the new chairman of the Alternative Youth Association for Germany (AfD), speaks at the founding congress of the new AfD Youth Association on November 29, 2025 in Gießen. Credit: Florian Wiegand/Getty Images
More than 800 AfD members in Gießen voted to found the new youth organisation “Generation Germany” after the predecessor organisation “Young Alternative”, which was classified as “far-right”, was dissolved in March. The meeting was accompanied by massive protests, which also led to violent clashes with the police.
More than 800 AfD members in Gießen voted to found the new youth organisation “Generation Germany” after the predecessor organisation “Young Alternative”, which was classified as “far-right”, was dissolved in March. The meeting was accompanied by massive protests, which also led to violent clashes with the police.
Demonstrators in front of the exhibition hall, shortly before the start of the founding congress of the new youth organization “Generation Germany” of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party on November 29, 2025 in Gießen. Credit: Hesham Elsherif/Getty Images
