Koelbl’s portraits of Merkel will also be exhibited at the Deutsches Historisches Museum in Berlin from 29 April to 4 September 2022 Politics Angela Merkel Book Review Photography Exhibitions Share ...

The image is a far cry from those favored by close-up portraitist Martin Schoeller, the portraitist of Hillary Clinton and ...

This was well after Merkel had made two other key decisions that have not aged well. In 2011, she reversed herself and agreed to phase out Germany’s nuclear power plants, bowing to her public ...

The new film “Merkel” valiantly attempts to paint a portrait of Angela Merkel, from her childhood in the former DDR (East Germany) to the most momentous days of her political career.

Merkel, directed by Eva Weber, premieres on digital and cable VOD on March 25 from Gravitas Ventures.Watch the trailer for ...

On page 273 of her memoir, Angela Merkel admits she made a mistake. Ms. Merkel, ... a candid self-portrait of someone who for decades has seemed impossibly reserved.

Angela Merkel's overweight memoir shows how little she's learned as chancellor of Germany, writes Bruce Fein. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 88°F. Wednesday, June 25th 2025 ...

Angela Merkel on a world before and after the Berlin Wall 06:53. We met former German Chancellor Angela Merkel in a fitting place for her: the museum in Berlin dedicated to the Wall, that great ...

Since Angela Merkel left office last year after a remarkable 16-year reign as German ... German-born filmmaker Eva Weber has seized the challenge and created a thoughtful portrait of Merkel.

Between 1991 and 2021, photographer Herlinde Koelbl took regular portraits of Angela Merkel. The result is a visual journey through the Merkel era, published by the Taschen Verlag publishing house.

Premiering at Telluride, “Merkel,” Eva Weber’s documentary on former Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, seems like a star-studded fête featuring many world leaders and dignitaries, such ...

Two women have thoroughly dominated the politics of their respective northern European countries in living memory. Beyond their gender, Angela Merkel and Margaret Thatcher are often lumped ...