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From Kyiv to the Sauerland: Merz visits his old high school 51 years after his Abitur

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Chancellor Friedrich Merz has returned to his old high school in the Sauerland 51 years after his Abitur – immediately after his trip to the Ukrainian capital.

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Friedrich Merz returned to the place of his Abitur immediately after his Kyiv trip. As the Handelsblatt reports, his old high school in the Sauerland gave him a warm welcome 51 years after his graduation. The school visit in his Westphalian home falls in a week dominated by Ukraine in the chancellor's daily schedule.

51 years after he earned his Abitur there, his old school in the Sauerland gives him a warm welcome. The chancellor has only just returned from Kyiv – the visit is still resonating.

Source: Handelsblatt

Homecoming between Kyiv and the school corridor

First Kyiv, then the Sauerland: After the trip to the Ukrainian capital, the chancellor walked the corridors of his old school. 51 years after his Abitur, the visit brought things full circle for Merz – he was received with open arms, according to the report.

The visit stands in contrast to the days before: Instead of crisis diplomacy and talks about supporting a war-ravaged country, the familiar setting of his school days now defined the appointment. To what extent the school visit should also be understood as a personal moment in a politically taxing week, the available report leaves open. The Handelsblatt provides no details on the program, conversation partners, or speeches at the school.

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