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German far-right met to plan 'mass deportations'
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This is the best summary I could come up with:
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has condemned an alleged far-right meeting at which plans to deport millions of people were discussed.
The Correctiv investigative outlet reported that last November around 20 people attended the secret meeting near Potsdam, outside Berlin.
Neo-Nazis from across Germany and Austria, as well as a member of the white supremacist Generation Identity group attended, the outlet said.
Much discussion allegedly focused on so-called "remigration" - the removal of people with non-German ethnic backgrounds, even if they are citizens of Germany.
The party confirmed to the AFP news agency that Mr Hartwig had attended the conference, but denied it would change its policy on migration.
Last year, a recently-elected AfD member of the Bavarian Parliament was detained by police over alleged Nazi salutes.
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