The Economist (screenshot)
Contrary to The Economist's volitional disinterest in its history, Germany's hard right territory is in fact charted. Why, here's an actual chart:
Previously:
• 'Who Goes Nazi?' This 1941 spot-the-fascist game could come in handy soon
• Wolfenstein: 30+ years of killing Nazis
• EAT THE REICH is a new RPG where vampires get to suck Nazi blood
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