Germany's far-right AfD: half a million internal documents leaked
A massive archive of over 500,000 internal documents from Germany's far-right AfD party has been leaked and published online. The data is categorized by severity and indexed to facilitate research and public accountability.
Why it matters
The leak provides unprecedented transparency into the internal operations of a major political party, potentially impacting German political discourse and legal scrutiny.
A curated archive of internal correspondence, administrative records and organisational documents. Every entry is classified, deduplicated and indexed so it can be searched, cited and verified.
The archive is organised into five record classes. Each item carries a severity assessment, a category, a short summary and — where applicable — a count of the identifiers it contains.
Severity reflects the substance of the content itself, not the prominence of any person named in it. Critical denotes material involving serious harm, crime or violence; High serious misconduct; Medium notable but contained; Low marginal.
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