Max Mannhart wrote that the leader of the Left Party, Eva von Angern, referred to Clara Zetkin in her speech at the opening of the State Parliament of Saxony-Anhalt, with regard to Siegmund. Zetkin was the oldest member in the Weimar Republic before Hermann Göring took over the position of President of the Reichstag. Mannhart described Zetkin as a fervent anti-democrat and wrote that she had called for extraparliamentary violence to overthrow the bourgeois state in a speech and celebrated the Soviet Union under Stalin. In a show trial in Moscow, she demanded the death penalty as a prosecutor against political opponents. The author called the reference to Zetkin an example of the historical ignorance of those who speak particularly often and loudly about 1933. #Geschichte #Politik #SachsenAnhalt (translated)
