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Cem Özdemir

German politician
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  • Green Party of Germany

    …with optimism the election of Cem Özdemir as the party’s coleader, along with Claudia Roth. Özdemir was the first ethnic Turk to head a German political party. In the 2009 parliamentary elections the Greens improved on their 2005 results, winning 10.7 percent of the national vote and increasing their number…

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    …with optimism the election of Cem Özdemir as the party’s coleader, along with Claudia Roth. Özdemir was the first ethnic Turk to head a German political party. In the 2009 parliamentary elections the Greens improved on their 2005 results, winning 10.7 percent of the national vote and increasing their number…

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