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voters gave a major victory to the anti-immigrant alternative for germany, or afd, by electing robert sesselmanns first ever head of a county administration. robert: the sonneberg district is making history. the afd has now arrived as a people's party here on the municipal level in thuringia and also in the federal republic of germany. malcolm: the afd hopes this landmark success will lead to the party taking control of other regional and state institutions. as this video declares, the afd has come a long way in the past 10 years. >> we will hunt them down and we will take back our country and our people. malcolm: "we are the people," the chant of east germans before the wall came down, has been adopted as the party's slogan. but it has more sinister overtones for thomas haldenwang, the head of the domestic intelligence agency, as he reports on a rise of right-wing extremism. thomas: we are currently working on the alternative for germany party as a suspicious case, because we see a very strong current of people within this party who are opposed to our constitution. and we see a lot of hatred an