Leadership of German far right splits hours after electoral successBERLIN (Reuters) - The leadership of Germany s far right cracked within hours of its electoral success on Monday, when the highest-profile figure in its more moderate wing stormed out of its victory news conference and abandoned its parliamentary group. Frauke Petry, a 42-year-old chemist, was the most recognizable face in the Alternative for Germany (AfD) during its swift rise over the past two years. But she said she could not stand with an  anarchistic party  that lacked a credible plan to govern, and would sit in parliament as an independent.  The anti-immigrant AfD shocked the establishment by winning 12.6 percent of the vote in Sunday s election after a campaign that channeled public anger at Chancellor Angela Merkel s 2015 decision to leave Germany s border open to migrants. The result made the AfD the first far-right group to win seats in the Bundestag since the 1950s. A vocal critic of immigration, Petry served as co-leader of the AfD, but had come into conflict with other senior figures in the party in recent months, saying she understood why some voters were alarmed at some of their radical rhetoric. She has been less visible as a figure since a surprise decision in April not to run the party s election campaign.  I ve decided I won t be part of the AfD s group in the German parliament but will initially be an individual member of parliament in the lower house,  Petry said as she left the party s news conference. She has said the AfD should be ready to join coalition governments, while other figures said the party should stick to opposition. All established parties refuse to work with the AfD. Berlin-based political expert Gero Neugebauer said Petry had realized she would not have much influence in the AfD s parliamentary group and may see herself in future as a potential leader of a new group attracting likeminded lawmakers. Other senior party figures played down her importance.  It s always a shame when someone very talented leaves the party and Frauke Petry is very talented. But I must note that she wasn t much help recently in the campaign,  one of the AfD s top candidates, Alexander Gauland, told Reuters. Once seen as a radical for transforming the AfD from an obscure group opposed to euro zone financial bailouts into Germany s leading anti-immigration party, Petry had distanced herself from other top AfD candidates before the election. She had sought to have the party expel Bjoern Hoecke, a senior party official who courted controversy by denying that Adolf Hitler was  absolutely evil  and calling Berlin s Holocaust Memorial a  monument of shame . Gauland, who replaced Petry in recent months as the party s most recognizable face, provoked outrage during the election campaign by saying Germans should be proud of their World War Two soldiers and Germany s immigration minister should be  disposed of  in Turkey where her parents come from. Petry said she was aiming to bring about a  conservative turning point  in parliament in 2021, the next time Germany is due to hold a national election.  I ll do everything I can to achieve that so the sensible ideas the AfD has been working on since 2013 actually become a political reality,  she added. She declined to answer further questions, including whether she would remain the AfD s co-leader, but said the public would hear from her in the coming days. The party, founded in 2013 by a group of academics opposed to the euro, has long been riven by infighting. Commentators have predicted that its divisions could be amplified by its entry onto the national political stage. Gauland said neither he nor the other top candidate Alice Weidel nor co-leader Joerg Meuthen knew why Petry left. Thomas Jaeger, political scientist at Cologne University, said Petry would now need to leave the party, and her decision would likely help the AfD because its parliamentary group would more cohesive without her. worldnews
leadership german far right splits hours electoral successberlin reuters the leadership germany far right cracked within hours electoral success monday figure moderate wing stormed victory news conference abandoned parliamentary group frame poetry chemist recognizable face alternative germany afd swift rise past two years but said could stand anarchist party lacked credible plan govern would sit parliament independent the afd shocked establishment winning percent vote sunday election campaign channeled public anger chancellor angela merkel decision leave germany border open migrants the result made afd first group win seats bundestag since a vocal critic immigration poetry served afd come conflict senior figures party recent months saying understood voters alarmed radical rhetoric she less visible figure since surprise decision april run party election campaign i decided i part afd group german parliament initially individual member parliament lower house poetry said left party news conference she said afd ready join coalition governments figures said party stick opposition all established parties refuse work afd political expert geo neugebauer said poetry realized would much influence afd parliamentary group may see future potential leader new group attracting likeminded lawmakers other senior party figures played importance it always shame someone talented leaves party frame poetry talented but i must note much help recently campaign one afd top candidates alexander garland told reuters once seen radical transforming afd obscure group opposed euro zone financial bailout germany leading party poetry distanced top afd candidates election she sought party expel born hockey senior party official courted controversy denying adult hitler absolutely evil calling berlin holocaust memorial monument shame garland replaced poetry recent months party recognizable face provoked outrage election campaign saying germany proud world war two soldiers germany immigration minister disposed turkey parents come poetry said aiming bring conservative turning point parliament next time germany due hold national election i everything i achieve sensible ideas afd working since actually become political reality added she declined answer questions including whether would remain afd said public would hear coming days the party founded group academics opposed euro long given infighting commentators predicted divisions could amplified entry onto national political stage garland said neither top candidate alice wide org mouthed knew poetry left thomas larger political scientist colony university said poetry would need leave party decision would likely help afd parliamentary group would cohesive without worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Leadership of German far right splits hours after electoral successBERLIN (Reuters) - The leadership of Germany s far right cracked within hours of its electoral success on Monday, when the highest-profile figure in its more moderate wing stormed out of its victory news conference and abandoned its parliamentary group. Frauke Petry, a 42-year-old chemist, was the most recognizable face in the Alternative for Germany (AfD) during its swift rise over the past two years. But she said she could not stand with an  anarchistic party  that lacked a credible plan to govern, and would sit in parliament as an independent.  The anti-immigrant AfD shocked the establishment by winning 12.6 percent of the vote in Sunday s election after a campaign that channeled public anger at Chancellor Angela Merkel s 2015 decision to leave Germany s border open to migrants. The result made the AfD the first far-right group to win seats in the Bundestag since the 1950s. A vocal critic of immigration, Petry served as co-leader of the AfD, but had come into conflict with other senior figures in the party in recent months, saying she understood why some voters were alarmed at some of their radical rhetoric. She has been less visible as a figure since a surprise decision in April not to run the party s election campaign.  I ve decided I won t be part of the AfD s group in the German parliament but will initially be an individual member of parliament in the lower house,  Petry said as she left the party s news conference. She has said the AfD should be ready to join coalition governments, while other figures said the party should stick to opposition. All established parties refuse to work with the AfD. Berlin-based political expert Gero Neugebauer said Petry had realized she would not have much influence in the AfD s parliamentary group and may see herself in future as a potential leader of a new group attracting likeminded lawmakers. Other senior party figures played down her importance.  It s always a shame when someone very talented leaves the party and Frauke Petry is very talented. But I must note that she wasn t much help recently in the campaign,  one of the AfD s top candidates, Alexander Gauland, told Reuters. Once seen as a radical for transforming the AfD from an obscure group opposed to euro zone financial bailouts into Germany s leading anti-immigration party, Petry had distanced herself from other top AfD candidates before the election. She had sought to have the party expel Bjoern Hoecke, a senior party official who courted controversy by denying that Adolf Hitler was  absolutely evil  and calling Berlin s Holocaust Memorial a  monument of shame . Gauland, who replaced Petry in recent months as the party s most recognizable face, provoked outrage during the election campaign by saying Germans should be proud of their World War Two soldiers and Germany s immigration minister should be  disposed of  in Turkey where her parents come from. Petry said she was aiming to bring about a  conservative turning point  in parliament in 2021, the next time Germany is due to hold a national election.  I ll do everything I can to achieve that so the sensible ideas the AfD has been working on since 2013 actually become a political reality,  she added. She declined to answer further questions, including whether she would remain the AfD s co-leader, but said the public would hear from her in the coming days. The party, founded in 2013 by a group of academics opposed to the euro, has long been riven by infighting. Commentators have predicted that its divisions could be amplified by its entry onto the national political stage. Gauland said neither he nor the other top candidate Alice Weidel nor co-leader Joerg Meuthen knew why Petry left. Thomas Jaeger, political scientist at Cologne University, said Petry would now need to leave the party, and her decision would likely help the AfD because its parliamentary group would more cohesive without her. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: leadership german far right splits hours electoral successberlin reuters the leadership germany far right cracked within hours electoral success monday figure moderate wing stormed victory news conference abandoned parliamentary group frame poetry chemist recognizable face alternative germany afd swift rise past two years but said could stand anarchist party lacked credible plan govern would sit parliament independent the afd shocked establishment winning percent vote sunday election campaign channeled public anger chancellor angela merkel decision leave germany border open migrants the result made afd first group win seats bundestag since a vocal critic immigration poetry served afd come conflict senior figures party recent months saying understood voters alarmed radical rhetoric she less visible figure since surprise decision april run party election campaign i decided i part afd group german parliament initially individual member parliament lower house poetry said left party news conference she said afd ready join coalition governments figures said party stick opposition all established parties refuse work afd political expert geo neugebauer said poetry realized would much influence afd parliamentary group may see future potential leader new group attracting likeminded lawmakers other senior party figures played importance it always shame someone talented leaves party frame poetry talented but i must note much help recently campaign one afd top candidates alexander garland told reuters once seen radical transforming afd obscure group opposed euro zone financial bailout germany leading party poetry distanced top afd candidates election she sought party expel born hockey senior party official courted controversy denying adult hitler absolutely evil calling berlin holocaust memorial monument shame garland replaced poetry recent months party recognizable face provoked outrage election campaign saying germany proud world war two soldiers germany immigration minister disposed turkey parents come poetry said aiming bring conservative turning point parliament next time germany due hold national election i everything i achieve sensible ideas afd working since actually become political reality added she declined answer questions including whether would remain afd said public would hear coming days the party founded group academics opposed euro long given infighting commentators predicted divisions could amplified entry onto national political stage garland said neither top candidate alice wide org mouthed knew poetry left thomas larger political scientist colony university said poetry would need leave party decision would likely help afd parliamentary group would cohesive without worldnews