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Plagiarism Suspicion Against Cdu Politician Saskia Ludwig: University of Potsdam Reviews Dissertation of the Deputies From Brandenburg

Summary by Der Tagesspiegel
She called for consequences from Brosius-Gersdorf to plagiarism, now the CDU member of parliament Saskia Ludwig is targeted himself because of her doctoral thesis.

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Center

CDU politician Ludwig argued against Brosius-Gersdorf as a constitutional judge because of plagiarism. Now she has to justify herself.

Center

CDU politician Saskia Ludwig is to reject Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf because of plagiarism accusations as a constitutional judge. The University of Potsdam is now examining plagiarism accusations against her.

Lean Left

The University of Potsdam is examining the doctoral thesis of the CDU MP Saskia Ludwig. In the plagiarism dispute for studies of the judge candidate Brosius-Gersdorf, she herself had given out violently.

Center

She called for consequences from Brosius-Gersdorf to plagiarism, now the CDU member of parliament Saskia Ludwig is targeted himself because of her doctoral thesis.

·Berlin, Germany
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Lean Right

The accusation of an alleged plagiarism by Brosius-Gersdorf is not the loudest in the causa, but it can be heard many times. The CDU member of parliament Saskia Ludwig also stands out. Now she herself is suspected of not having worked cleanly in her own doctoral thesis.

Several scientists have found unproven texts in the dissertation of the CDU members of parliament. A suspicious report has been received at the responsible University of Potsdam.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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Frankfurter Allgemeine broke the news in Frankfurt, Germany on Sunday, July 20, 2025.
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