Angela Merkel spent 16 years in her position as Chancellor of Germany, where she was strong and solid until i media they called her the Iron Lady, but the details of her daily life have always been curious for many, starting from where she lives up to the small details of her daily life and the dishes she loves but how Merkel will live after leaving his judgment.
The Iron Lady revealed that, after she resigned, she would continue to live in her apartment in Berlin, as well as in the country house in Uckermark, and, surprisingly, she refused to move. in housing provided by the state when he took up the position of chancellor.
Merkel and her husband (AFP)
The iron woman lives with her husband, professor of chemistry, Dr. Joachim Sauer, in a building consisting of several apartments in the center of Berlin, where his house overlooks the well-known Pergamon Museum and the Corniche of the River Spree.
The building where Merkel lives (AFP)
Where do you live?
His apartment is on the fourth and top floor of a 19th century building, while there are no walls around it, and it lacks a patio or garden, according to the Russian news agency “Novosti”.
Furthermore, there are several apartments in the building, in which Germans live in retirement age and pre-retirement age, moreover, only one policeman is at the door of the annex and there is a police car nearby. At the entrance to the building there is a plaque with the names of the owners of the apartments who live there.
The building where Merkel lives (AFP)
Merkel starts each day with breakfast with her husband, Joachim Sauer, as she once told former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan, according to the site. web “Business Insider”.
Sawyer and Merkel are said to enjoy long walks and an opera together. Her husband is also very thrifty, often flying low-cost airlines cost rather than accompanying Merkel on a government plane.
The House in which Merkel grew up as a child (AFP)
his favorite food
Her favorite food is green cabbage or sausages, as she was elected “Cabbage Queen” in Oldenburg in 2001.
The Chancellor is also a talented chef, although it’s unclear if she has a lot of time to cook on her own in these days.
Some of its signature dishes include potato soup, beef meatloaf, and plum cake.
Merkel has also maintained a food-related habit from her East German upbringing. In an interview with German magazine Superilu, he said he still buys things as soon as he sees them, even when he doesn’t really need them.
The school attended by Merkel (AFP)
He explained that it was an ingrained habit that stemmed from the reality of the bad economic situation in where things were scarce, so she used to get what she could when she could.
Outside of work, the German chancellor is a football fan, having befriended the victorious German national team on their journey to victory in the 2014 World Cup.
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