Who Is Ilse Aigner, the First Woman Who Could Become President of Germany: "You Can Personally Repair a Government helicopter."
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Since the end of the Second World War, Germany has had 12 presidents, all men. Now, for the first time, the Federal Republic is about to have a woman as head of state. But Ilse Aigner, the main candidate for this function, is a personality out of common from several points of view, notes The Guardian.
Ilse Aigner is to become Federal President. What has the CSU politician achieved so far? Overview of her successes, defeats and political positions.
The 61-year-old has a degree in mechanical and electrical engineering with a specialization in aircraft construction, is single and lives with her family in a small town in...
Ilse Aigner would be the first woman as Federal President and the third Catholic person in office. Father Stefan Fischbacher from her constituency knows the politician personally. He experiences her as a "part of the Christian community".
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