Sprachwende: Friedrich Merz Uses Gender Formulation in Ceremonial Speech
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Friedrich Merz has recently used formulations that are intended to disguise the two sexes of man and are counted as "gender language". At a festive speech in Düsseldorf, he spoke of the "co-workers" of the Henkel Group.
Henkel is turning 150. A book by Bonn historian Scholtyseck traces how the family business avoided the Buddenbrooks effect, how it was entangled in the Nazi era, and how it became a branded goods giant.
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150 years of Henkel: A few decades ago Friedrich Merz worked there himself. At the anniversary celebration in Düsseldorf, the chancellor acknowledged the importance of the company for Germany.
In 1876, Fritz Henkel and two partners founded a company in Aachen, Germany, which started with a single product. Today, 150 years later, Henkel is a global company with around 47,000 employees and a presence in more than 70 countries. The core of its story has remained the same since the beginning: pioneering spirit, innovation and responsibility towards future generations.
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