Friedrich Merz: What the CDU bankruptcy in Saxony-Anhalt means for him
Helmut Kohl was practically at the end of the political process in the summer of 1989, attacks from all sides, coup attempts.
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But then came the fall of the Wall – and Kohl remained head of government until 1998. Sometimes a chancellorship ends abruptly – like that of Gerhard Schröder when he was beaten out of office by Angela Merkel in the 2005 election. For login SPIEGEL plus Only for new customers 1 € for 4 weeks thereafter 6.49 € per week Free access to all S+ articles on SPIEGEL.de and in the app Weekly the digital edition of the SPIEGEL incl.
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But then came the fall of the Wall – and Kohl remained head of government until 1998.
according to SRF NewsSometimes a chancellorship ends abruptly – like that of Gerhard Schröder when he was beaten out of office by Angela Merkel in the 2005 election.
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