Death - Act of mourning for Schäuble in the Bundestag on January 22
On January 22, political Berlin will bid farewell to the deceased former Bundestag President and Federal Minister Wolfgang Schäuble (CDU). On this day, the Bundestag will, according to its own statements on Wednesday, host the act of mourning ordered by Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier in the plenary chamber of the Reichstag building. Details are not yet known.
Schäuble died on Boxing Day after a long and serious illness. He will be buried this Friday in his home town of Offenburg. There will be a publicly broadcast funeral service and a funeral procession. In Berlin on January 22, the leaders of the German state - led by Steinmeier - and hundreds of guests from Germany and abroad are expected in the Bundestag.
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- Frank-Walter Steinmeier, as the Federal President, ordered an act of mourning for the late Federal Minister Wolfgang Schäuble (CDU) in the Bundestag on January 22.
- Hundreds of guests from Germany and abroad are anticipated to attend the act of mourning in the Bundestag, led by Steinmeier and other leaders of the German state.
- The former Bundestag President and Federal Minister Schäuble, who passed away on Boxing Day following a long and severe illness, will be memorialized in the Bundestag's plenary chamber on January 22.
- The Bundestag leaders have noted that further details about the act of mourning are still under wraps, and the public is eagerly awaiting more information about the ceremonies and events.
- Among the many political figures, parties, and persons in attendance at the Berlin mourning ceremony for Wolfgang Schäuble, the CDU party will undoubtedly play a significant role, as his political affiliation and distinguished career in German politics were well-known.
Source: www.stern.de