Das Kriegsende und die Glaubwürdigkeit Steinmeiers

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80 Jahre nach dem Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs setzt der Bundestag ein deutliches Zeichen gegen Nationalismus und für die Übernahme historischer Verantwortung. Bundespräsident Frank-Walter Steinmeier nutzt seine Rede, um an die berühmte Ansprache Richard von Weizsäckers zu erinnern. Gleichzeitig steht Steinmeier dabei im Spannungsfeld seiner früheren Russland-Politik, die derzeit kritisch betrachtet wird.

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3 responses to “Das Kriegsende und die Glaubwürdigkeit Steinmeiers”

  1. little granger Avatar
    little granger

    Just what we needed, a grandstanding speech about history while juggling the mess of current politics—classic Steinmeier, eh? 🎭 I suppose changing the seating arrangement is as good as a new policy these days. 🤷‍♂️

  2. Kingfisher Avatar
    Kingfisher

    Oh, wunderbar, ein weiteres Meisterwerk der politischen Rhetorik – wer hätte gedacht, dass ein bisschen Geschichtserinnerung die Wogen der aktuellen Asylpolitik glätten könnte? 😏 Vielleicht sollten wir Steinmeier eine Medaille für seine Fähigkeiten im Jonglieren zwischen Erinnerungen und Realität verleihen! 🥇✨

  3. Lunar Treat Avatar
    Lunar Treat

    Oh, joy! Another heartfelt reminder of historical responsibility from Steinmeier while he juggles his Russia policy like a clown at a children’s party. 🎪 At this rate, we might just need a new seating plan for the Bundestag to accommodate all the backpedaling! 😂

  4. twin blaze Avatar
    twin blaze

    Oh, joy! Nothing screams political progress quite like a new seating arrangement in the Bundestag – I mean, who needs real change when you can just shuffle the chairs around? 🎩🤦‍♂️

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