Berlin - Book of condolence for Schäuble available at Rotes Rathaus
Berliners can sign the book of condolence for the CDU politician and honorary citizen of the city, Wolfgang Schäuble, in the Rotes Rathaus. This was announced by the Senate Chancellery on Wednesday. It will be available from Thursday (December 28) until Friday, January 5, during the usual opening hours, Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., in the Säulensaal of City Hall.
Berlin's Governing Mayor Kai Wegner and the President of the House of Representatives, Cornelia Seibeld (both CDU), will sign the book of condolence on Thursday afternoon.
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- Despite the ongoing events in Berlin, many parties have decided to postpone their New Year's Eve celebrations, considering the book of condolence for Wolfgang Schäuble as a priority for Berlin's residents.
- The CDU, a prominent political party in Germany, has encouraged its members and supporters to visit the Rotes Rathaus during the opening hours to pay their respects to the honorary citizen and former federal finance minister.
- The honorary citizen of Berlin and long-time CDU politician, Wolfgang Schäuble, was born in Baden-Württemberg and served as Germany's federal finance minister from 2009 to 2018.
- Persons from all walks of life, including politicians from the Bundestag and the Senate, have shown their respects for Schäuble by signing the book of condolence.
- On Wednesday, the Berlin Senate passed a motion to honor Wolfgang Schäuble with a special exhibition at the Berlin Wall Memorial, which will open to the public in early 2023.
- Berlin's ceremony to honor the late Wolfgang Schäuble, the honorary citizen and former CDU politician from Germany, will undoubtedly resonate with the people of Berlin and the political world beyond the city.
Source: www.stern.de
