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Martin Schulz

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German politician

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Martin Schulz is a German politician who served as the leader of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) and was a prominent figure in German politics and the European Parliament. He became a notable public figure particularly during the 2017 German federal election, when he led his party's campaign before stepping back from the leadership role.

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Eschweiler, Germany

Known for

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  • Merkel — Self2022
  • Frag selbst — Self2017
  • Klartext — Self2017
  • Das Literarische Quartett — Self2015
  • Precht — Self2012
  • Markus Lanz2008
  • ANNE WILL — Self2007

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Given name
Martin
Family name
Schulz
Gender
male
Citizenship
Germany
Languages spoken
Spanish
Native language
German
Field of work
politics
Official website
martinschulz.de
Image
Schulz, Martin-2047.jpg
Number of children
2
Work location
Berlin
Residence
Würselen
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Commons category
Martin Schulz
date of birth
1955-12-20
medical condition
alcoholism
name in native language
Martin Schulz
candidacy in election
2017 German federal election
catalog code
11004886
social media followers
659556
affiliation string
European Parliament
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Personal details Born (1955-12-20) 20 December 1955 70) Kinzweiler-Hehlrath, North Rhine-Westphalia, West Germany (now Eschweiler-Hehlrath, Germany)

PartySocial Democratic Party (1975–present) Spouse

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