US EditionThuringian Prime Minister Mario Voigt Does Not Want to Hold Doctorates for the Time Being
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The Technical University of Chemnitz denied the doctorate to Thuringia's Prime Minister Voigt. Vogt himself reported this in Erfurt. He explained that positions contested by the Faculty of Arts and Humanities relate to 2.5 percent of the words of his work.
For his doctoral thesis Voigt travelled to the USA, conducted interviews, among others at the White House. But did he work uncleanly? TU Chemnitz wants to deprive him of the title. Voigt complains.
Thüringen's Prime Minister Mario Voigt wants to remain in office despite the withdrawal of his doctorate. "The work here in Thüringen, which is waiting ... The post "Goes tomorrow with full force": Mario Voigt refuses to resign after the doctorate has been withdrawn appeared first on Apollo News.
The TU Chemnitz denied the doctorate to the Thuringian Prime Minister Voigt. The CDU politician now wants to complain against it. According to Voigt, the decision of the university is not understandable.
For his doctoral thesis Voigt travelled to the USA, conducted interviews, among others at the White House. But did he work uncleanly? TU Chemnitz wants to deprive him of the title. Voigt complains.
For months, the TU Chemnitz examined plagiarism accusations against Mario Voigt. Now he was denied his doctorate. Plagiarism examiner Stefan Weber started the process.
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