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Angela Merkel grew up under the communist regime of East Germany, the secret police tried to recruit her for espionage, she lived for a while in Berlin in an expropriated house, and in less than a year in Helmut Köhl's government, she went from broadcasting announcements to sitting at the cabinet table. In this book, we see how Merkel and her staff, most of whom were women, overcame the conservative male politics of Germany many times and made Germany a freer and more prosperous country. Anyone who is interested in the contemporary era and its politics, or who wants to read the biography of a wonderful woman, will definitely enjoy this passionate narrative; The story of a woman who became the undisputed queen of Europe with a doctorate in quantum physics: Europe's most influential leader This book is a combination of Merkel's life story and a clear description of Germany's history after World War II. Matthew Courtrup, the author of the book, has been engaged in journalism and academic activities for more than a decade, and he has nothing less than novelists in his storytelling and fascinating narrative.