The first woman at the head of the social democracy withdraws completely from politics: in a farewell interview with Conny Bischofberger, Pamela Rendi-Wagner (52) talks about ego trips and power games, the hour of defeat and the start of her new life .
A shaded outdoor dining area in Vienna-Stadlau, not far from the Old Danube. Pamela Rendi-Wagner comes in jeans, a light blue blouse and a camel colored suede jacket. “I got it back from my daughter now,” she explains, “for the past four and a half years I’ve practically only worn jackets.” cheerful. As if she had also shaken off the extreme pressure of top politics with her business blazers. Rendi-Wagner orders elderberry juice and meatloaf to take home for her children and puts on a radiant smile.
“crown”:Mrs. Rendi-Wagner, when you look at her like that, you think of the title of a novel by Johannes Mario Simmel: “I am surprised that I am so happy.” Are you also surprised?
Source: Krone
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