Political career
As a teenager,Froelich was a member of the Young Liberals. During his studies,Froelich ran the right-wing libertarian blog Freitum,which received the Roland Baader Award in 2012. [5] He published for media that are classified as right-wing populist and libertarian,including eigentümlich frei, [6] Freilich, [7] Krautzone, Junge Freiheit ,Blaue Narzisse and Schweizerzeit. After completing his studies,he initially worked as a parliamentary advisor to the AfD parliamentary group in the Baden-Württemberg state parliament from June 2016. After a short time,he became office manager for the then AfD party leader Jörg Meuthen. [8] In 2019,he became press spokesperson for the AfD delegation in the European Parliament. Froelich has been deputy federal chairman of the Young Alternative for Germany since February 2019. [9] From 2019 to 2021,he was state chairman of the Young Alternative for Hamburg. [10] In 2022,he became parliamentary advisor to the Identity and Democracy parliamentary group. In July 2023,Froelich was elected to 12th place on the list for the 2024 European elections at the AfD national party conference in Magdeburg. [11] He entered the European Parliament in 2024 via this list position. There,he is a member of the Committee on Human Rights (DROI) and a substitute member of the Committee on Foreign Affairs (AFET) and the Committee on Development (DEVE). [12]
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