Angela Merkel Tells Us What She Really Thinks
Briefly

Merkel reflects on her motto, 'Never explain, never complain,' highlighting its significance during her governance while facing bullying from leaders like Putin.
In her autobiography, Merkel recounts the challenges she faced, emphasizing the tension between her steady demeanor and the rising authoritarianism in Europe.
She notes that her calm and collected approach helped shape German politics post-Third Reich, contrasting it with the growing populist sentiments across the continent.
Merkel's popularity upon leaving office showcased the deep political foundations of her leadership style, influencing successors who attempted to mimic her circumspect approach.
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