chancellor The amazing odyssey of Angela Merkel

About the book "Chancellor"

This comprehensive and candid biography reveals one of the most outstanding leaders of modern Europe, Angela Merkel, who led Germany for 16 years. Externally unchanged, with her simple hairstyle and modest jackets, Merkel remained an enigmatic figure even in her home country. Her personal life, childhood and youth are still little known to the general public.

In her book, journalist Katie Marton creates a multifaceted portrait of Merkel not only as a politician, but also as a person and a woman. Marton spoke with Merkel's mentors, friends and colleagues to add unique and untold stories to the book. The author examines how Merkel managed to turn Germany into a leading European state, while maintaining simplicity and calmness in her rhetoric and appearance.

Why should you read the book "Chancellor"?
- The book is a model for those who seek to gain and hold power while remaining true to their moral principles.
- The author had access to Merkel's closest circle and documents that have only recently become available to the public, which allows for a deeper understanding of her secret to success.
- Merkel deftly resisted Russian aggression, implemented a bold social policy and united Europe at a time when countries are increasingly divided.
- The book combines a political biography, a personal portrait and a revealing look at leadership, showing one of the most influential women of our time.

About Katie Marton
Cathy Marton is an American journalist and writer with Hungarian roots. She worked as a foreign correspondent for ABC News and National Public Radio, gaining recognition for her work in the field of journalism.