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| What is my country, in other words? Translation by Kaori Fujita / Commentary by Eiichi Kido Angela Merkel was the first female chancellor of Germany and was in power for 16 years from 2005. As a physicist from the former East Germany, she rarely gave flashy performances, and her words and actions were characterized by their matter-of-factness. This book is a collection of three of her most impressive speeches, carefully selected by the editor-in-chief of a long-established publishing house in the former East Germany. The Japanese edition of the book, with abundant additional notes and commentary, looks back on Merkel's administration and the state of a united Germany in the turbulent world situation through her speeches. *** Angela Dorothea Merkel Angela Merkel, Germany's eighth Federal Chancellor (2005-2021), was born in 1954 in Hamburg, Germany, to an evangelical pastor father and an English teacher mother. After studying physics at the University of Leipzig and working at the Academy of Sciences in Berlin, she received her Ph.D. in 1986 and entered politics following the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. In 2005, she became the first woman to serve as Federal Chancellor of Germany. In 2005, she became the first woman chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany. She served four terms of 16 years in power, dealing with numerous challenges, including the euro crisis, refugees, and the COVID-19 epidemic, before stepping down in December 2021 and retiring from politics. *** [Main Index.] 1 What is my country, in short? (Speech at the German Unity Day, Halle/Saale, October 3, 2021) 2 We Can Do It! (Excerpt from the opening speech at the summer press conference, August 31, 2015, Berlin) 3 My Country's National Motto (Address to the Israeli Parliament (Knesset), March 18, 2008, in Jerusalem) Editor's Postscript to the Original Book Commentary (Eiichi Kido*, Professor, Graduate School of International Public Policy, Osaka University) Translator's Afterword (Kaori Fujita) |
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Translation by Kaori Fujita / Commentary by Eiichi Kido
Angela Merkel was the first female chancellor of Germany and was in power for 16 years from 2005. As a physicist from the former East Germany, she rarely gave flashy performances, and her words and actions were characterized by their matter-of-factness.
This book is a collection of three of her most impressive speeches, carefully selected by the editor-in-chief of a long-established publishing house in the former East Germany.
The Japanese edition of the book, with abundant additional notes and commentary, looks back on Merkel's administration and the state of a united Germany in the turbulent world situation through her speeches.
***
Angela Dorothea Merkel
Angela Merkel, Germany's eighth Federal Chancellor (2005-2021), was born in 1954 in Hamburg, Germany, to an evangelical pastor father and an English teacher mother. After studying physics at the University of Leipzig and working at the Academy of Sciences in Berlin, she received her Ph.D. in 1986 and entered politics following the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. In 2005, she became the first woman to serve as Federal Chancellor of Germany. In 2005, she became the first woman chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany. She served four terms of 16 years in power, dealing with numerous challenges, including the euro crisis, refugees, and the COVID-19 epidemic, before stepping down in December 2021 and retiring from politics.
***
[Main Index.]
1 What is my country, in short?
(Speech at the German Unity Day, Halle/Saale, October 3, 2021)
2 We Can Do It!
(Excerpt from the opening speech at the summer press conference, August 31, 2015, Berlin)
3 My Country's National Motto
(Address to the Israeli Parliament (Knesset), March 18, 2008, in Jerusalem)
Editor's Postscript to the Original Book
Commentary (Eiichi Kido*, Professor, Graduate School of International Public Policy, Osaka University)
Translator's Afterword (Kaori Fujita)