"D-Day" affair - Maria Wandel becomes FDP federal director after Carsten Reymann's resignation

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The former head of department in the Federal Ministry of Justice, Wandel, will become the new federal executive director of the FDP.

Spiegel

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Due to the dispute over the FDP's "D-Day paper," Federal Secretary Carsten Reymann resigned. The next Secretary General, Marco Buschmann, has now found a successor: his colleague Maria Wandel.

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A long-time colleague of Marco Buschmann, Maria Wandel, is the new FDP federal executive director. Her predecessor resigned because of the "D-Day" scandal.

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FDP General Secretary Marco Buschmann has admitted that the term "D-Day" may have been used in strategy meetings of the Free Democrats. "I can't guarantee that someone hasn't thrown such a term into the room at some point in the last few months," he told the newspapers of the Funke Media Group (Wednesday editions) in response to a question on the subject. However, such metaphors are also used by other politicians. "Think of Olaf Scholz's bazooka…