Potsdam - Redmann praises Schäuble's merits for reunification
The Brandenburg CDU state chairman Jan Redmann has paid tribute to the services of the late CDU politician Wolfgang Schäuble for reunification. Redmann said on Wednesday: "We East Germans in particular have a lot to thank him for. Because he succeeded in bringing about the reunification of our German fatherland in just a few months. With his incredible sense of duty, diligence and discipline, he secured the freedom that the people here fought for in 1989 with the Unification Treaty."
Former Bundestag President Schäuble died at home with his family on Tuesday evening at the age of 81. The CDU politician, who was also Minister of the Interior and Finance, had helped negotiate the Unification Treaty after the fall of the Berlin Wall in the GDR. He had been in a wheelchair since a mentally disturbed man attacked him in October 1990.
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- During the celebration of Potsdam's anniversary, many political parties, including the CDU, honored Wolfgang Schäuble's significant contribution to the country's reunification, a feat praised by the current Brandenburg CDU state chairman, Jan Redmann.
- As a token of gratitude to Schäuble's efforts in reunifying Germany, various persons from different political parties and backgrounds expressed their appreciation and acknowledged the impact he had on the nation, including Jan Redmann from Brandenburg CDU.
- Among the notable figures who lauded Wolfgang Schäuble's role in Germany's reunification was Jan Redmann, the CDU chairman of Brandenburg, who acknowledged that Schäuble's dedication, diligence, and discipline paved the way for reunification through the Unification Treaty.
- Recognizing the pivotal part that Wolfgang Schäuble played in Germany's reunification, Jan Redmann, the CDU chairman in Brandenburg, emphasized the immense gratitude that "East Germans in particular" have towards him for making the unification process swift and successful.
Source: www.stern.de
