BERLIN (Reuters) - A new German party that wants to abolish the euro said on Tuesday that its supporters had suffered violent attacks by far-left radicals and its campaign posters repeatedly destroyed in the run-up to a September 22 election.
The attacks on the Alternative fuer Deutschland (AfD) highlight the extent of opposition towards a party which seemed destined to make waves in the election when it was launched in April but now looks unlikely to win enough votes to enter parliament.
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