Elif Eralp: ‘Germany’s Zohran Mamdani’ who vows to be a mayor for all Berliners
What to know about Elif Eralp: ‘Germany’s Zohran Mamdani’ who vows to be a mayor for all Berliners
Elif Eralp launched her election bid last autumn with the blunt statement: “People like me are actually not supposed to become mayor in this country.” So the fact that the 45-year-old lawyer and daughter of political migrants from Turkey is on the verge of…
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What happened
Elif Eralp launched her election bid last autumn with the blunt statement: “People like me are actually not supposed to become mayor in this country.” So the fact that the 45-year-old lawyer and daughter of political migrants from Turkey is on the verge of…
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