Germany: "More enthusiasm leads to more calmness" - This Merz advisor recommends less fear of the AfD
Historian Jens Nordalm has written a book about why we still live in one of the best countries in the world. How does he come to this conclusion? A meeting.
Jens Nordalm stands out at a Berlin café, Einstein Unter den Linden, where he discusses Eduard Graf von Keyserling, an overlooked poet and aristocrat. Nordalm believes that focusing on Germany's cultural and intellectual heritage, like Keyserling's works, could benefit the country. As a speechwriter for notable figures including Joachim Gauck, Wolfgang Schäuble, Angela Merkel, and Friedrich Merz, Nordalm thinks that rediscovering Germany's past can help the nation. He shares his views while recovering from a cold.
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