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his week, German Chancellor Angela Merkel told the U.S. Congress that inaction on climate change amounted to a new “Berlin Wall” of “short- sighted self-interest.” Ms. Merkel’s claim was upside down. Full Article at National Post
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Berlin -- Chancellor Angela Merkel has reminisced about how she was taking a sauna 20 years ago as thousands of fellow East Germans surged through breaches in the Berlin Wall. Full Article at Expatica
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Angela Merkel, the first German chancellor to address both houses of the U.S. Congress in more than 40 years, used her November 3 address to thank the United States for its support and policies that helped to end Communist Party rule and the Cold War... Full Article at News Blaze
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FILE - In this June 26, 2009 photo, German Chancellor Angela Merkel participates in a joint news conference with President Barack Obama, not shown in the East Room of the White House in Washington. Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune
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BERLIN, Nov. 3 (UPI) -- German Chancellor Angela Merkel Tuesday told the U.S. Congress that Europe and the United States should move closer together to better tackle global threats including climate change, Iran and the war in Afghanistan. Full Article at United Press International
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On economic issues, on issues like nuclear proliferation, consistently I found Chancellor Merkel to be thoughtful, to be energetic and to have a strong vision of how we can move forward in the future
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Ladies and gentlemen, to put it in just one sentence: I know, we Germans know, how much we owe to you, our American friends. And we shall never — I personally shall never— ever forget this
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This is a special moment for Chancellor Merkel, as somebody who grew up in East Germany, who understands what it's like to be under the shadow of a dictatorial regime, and to see how freedom has bloomed in Germany, how it has become the centerpiece for an extraordinarily strong European Union
