近94岁的大屠杀幸存者、慕尼黑犹太社区主席克诺布洛赫对德国选择党在萨克森-安哈尔特州选举中的表现感到震惊1。该党在2026年9月6日举行的州选举中获得近44%的选票1，这可能使其首次获得州长职位1。克诺布洛赫指出，这一结果在二战后属于首次1。
克诺布洛赫表示，这一事件导致许多犹太人重新考虑离开德国1。他因发表反对言论而遭到死亡威胁，这些威胁信息在周四于慕尼黑英国花园被发现1。作为世界犹太人大会前副主席（2005-2013年）和德国中央犹太委员会前主席（2006-2010年）1，克诺布洛赫的警告来自其长期在犹太社群事务中的参与背景。克诺布洛赫的祖母曾在1942年被遣送至特蕾森施塔特集中营1。
A Holocaust survivor and Jewish community leader has expressed alarm over the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party's performance in the Saxony-Anhalt state election. Charlotte Knobloch, president of the Munich Jewish Community and nearly 94 years old, reacted with shock to the AfD's near 44% vote share in the September 6, 2026 election 1. She warned that the party could for the first time produce a state governor, marking an unprecedented development since World War II 1.
The electoral result has prompted serious concerns within the Jewish community. Knobloch stated that the outcome has led many Jewish people to reconsider leaving Germany altogether 1. Her warnings about the political situation have drawn violent responses—she revealed that she received death threats, which were discovered in Munich's English Garden on Thursday 1. Despite the personal danger she now faces, Knobloch has continued to speak out against what she characterizes as a very dangerous moment for the country 1.
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