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Selected Events 2005

Ambassador William R. Timken, Jr., Visits Dresden

Ambassador Timken and His Wife Sue Timken (Center) and the Group of Teachers


From Left: Marko Braungarten, Vacha; Jeanine Kämpfer, Altenburg; Elke Stier, Crimmitzschau; Ambassador William R. Timken, Jr., and Sue Timken; Dr. Dagmar Schulz, Leipzig; Kerstin Jarosch, Breitungen; Fran Karsh; Renate Dorn, Zschopau

September 29, 2005
Ambassador William R. Timken, Jr., made his initial call on Saxon Minister-President Georg Milbradt in the framework of a two-day visit. His agenda also included a discussion with local political representatives, which produced valuable insights into the debate about future German government constellations – particularly in view of the postponed Bundestag vote in Dresden’s voting district I on October 2. In addition, Ambassador Timken visited AMD, the largest U.S. investor in the state of Saxony, and met with a group of teachers, who reflected on their experiences as participants in the Eastern German Teachers Visitor Program. Ambassador Timken's wife Sue Timken and his daughter Fran Karsh visited the porcelain factory in Meißen.


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