Head of AFD, Frauke Petry talks on the phone during a party congress of the German right wing party AfD (Alternative fuer Deutschland) at the Stuttgart Congress Centre ICS on April 30, 2016 in Stuttgart, southern Germany. The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is meeting in the western city of Stuttgart, where it is expected to adopt an anti-Islamic manifesto, emboldened by the rise of European anti-migrant groups like Austria's Freedom Party. / AFP / Philipp GUELLAND
{"Image ImageDescription": "Head of AFD, Frauke Petry talks on the phone during a party congress of the German right wing party AfD (Alternative fuer Deutschland) at the Stuttgart Congress Centre ICS on April 30, 2016 in Stuttgart, southern Germany. \nThe Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is meeting in the western city of Stuttgart, where it is expected to adopt an anti-Islamic manifesto, emboldened by the rise of European anti-migrant groups like Austria's Freedom Party. / AFP / Philipp GUELLAND        (Photo credit should read PHILIPP GUELLAND/AFP via Getty Images)"}