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.
In Berlin, a popular morning spot for politicians, media figures, and various groups, a new message is emerging that could benefit the country. Jens Nordalm, a Merz consultant, advocates for a shift in mindset, suggesting that more enthusiasm could lead to greater calm. Nordalm points to Eduard Graf von Keyserling, a notable figure who, though often overlooked, possessed a calming influence.
Nordalm believes that emphasizing Keyserling's spirit could help mitigate risks to German democracy. After a cup of tea, Nordalm proposes that Germany should focus more on its cultural and intellectual heritage. He believes that by doing so, the nation will automatically improve.
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