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Merz Has Hidden Abi-Certificate in the Vault: Note of the Sauerländer so Bad that It Remains Secret

Summary by derwesten.de
Friedrich Merz was anything but a model student in his youth and kept his final grades as a treasury to this day.

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In the past, Merz "did not have a buck" at school. Now he likes to return to the place where he graduated 51 years ago. However, he doesn't want to talk about one thing. When the chancellor gets out of his black limousine in the schoolyard, applause burns up. Hundreds of students of his old high school in the Sauerland welcome the high guest, who took his Abitur here 51 years ago as Friedrich Merz. "When I used to go to school here, it wasn't li…

·Hamburg, Germany
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For the 100th birthday, Friedrich Merz returns to his former school in Rüthen. He talks about indifference, parties and a high school degree at 3,8. A book reveals that he was known as a troublemaker in class.

·Berlin, Germany
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It is one of the best kept secrets of the Chancellor. "My Abitur certificate is in my safe at home and doesn't come out either."

·Berlin, Germany
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Friedrich Merz was anything but a model student in his youth and kept his final grades as a treasury to this day.

·Essen, Germany
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Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz returns to his former high school and remembers the lack of motivation and the beating sentence. He does not want to talk about his Abitur grade. However, gives a hint in which direction she goes.

·Berlin, Germany
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Friedrich Merz kehrt heute an das Gymnasium zurück, an der er vor 51 Jahren Abitur gemacht hat. Seine Abiturnote könnte er dort aber unter den Teppich kehren.

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saarbruecker-zeitung.de broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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