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The chancellor : the remarkable odyssey of Angela Merkel

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This biography of German Chancellor Angela Merkel explores her extraordinary rise and political acumen as one of the world's most powerful women. It presents a compelling narrative of a research chemist and pastor's daughter from Soviet-controlled East Germany who became a key leader in the West. Acclaimed biographer Kati Marton delves into Merkel's political genius, highlighting her ability to engage adversaries, negotiate effectively while maintaining her core principles, and appoint rivals to her cabinet, thereby neutralizing competition. Merkel's humility, discretion, and strategic vision allowed her to leverage crises for significant change. Despite her private nature, the portrait that emerges is that of a role model for those seeking to wield power ethically and bridge societal divides. Merkel has adeptly confronted Russian aggression, welcomed over a million refugees, and unified Europe amidst rising divisions. Marton also addresses Merkel's challenges, including her complex relationship with President Obama. This captivating account illustrates how Merkel has navigated extraordinary obstacles to reshape her country’s role on the global stage, showcasing the profound impact an exceptional leader can have on a nation and the world.

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The chancellor : the remarkable odyssey of Angela Merkel, Kati Marton

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Langue
Anglais
Publié
2021
Format
rigide
Pages
344
ISBN10
0008499462
ISBN13
9780008499464
Séries
Première publication
1986
Titre original
Making Promises
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This biography of German Chancellor Angela Merkel explores her extraordinary rise and political acumen as one of the world's most powerful women. It presents a compelling narrative of a research chemist and pastor's daughter from Soviet-controlled East Germany who became a key leader in the West. Acclaimed biographer Kati Marton delves into Merkel's political genius, highlighting her ability to engage adversaries, negotiate effectively while maintaining her core principles, and appoint rivals to her cabinet, thereby neutralizing competition. Merkel's humility, discretion, and strategic vision allowed her to leverage crises for significant change. Despite her private nature, the portrait that emerges is that of a role model for those seeking to wield power ethically and bridge societal divides. Merkel has adeptly confronted Russian aggression, welcomed over a million refugees, and unified Europe amidst rising divisions. Marton also addresses Merkel's challenges, including her complex relationship with President Obama. This captivating account illustrates how Merkel has navigated extraordinary obstacles to reshape her country’s role on the global stage, showcasing the profound impact an exceptional leader can have on a nation and the world.