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Gerhard Schroeder Quotes
«The pictures we've seen on TV are difficult to bear.»
Author: Gerhard Schroeder
«There is also a great responsibility of the international companies that serve this market. Right after such a situation, with terrible pictures from America, they not only have business responsibilities but also human ones; there should be international solidarity,»
Author: Gerhard Schroeder
«Everything that we can mobilize will be mobilized,»
Author: Gerhard Schroeder
«water treatment facilities, mobile shelters, and anything that one could need in such an unbelievably difficult situation.»
Author: Gerhard Schroeder
«You are playing on fears that run contrary to our interests,»
Author: Gerhard Schroeder
«We have a very competent parliament, a council and presidency, ... Europe is not without leadership, and that will become clear.»
Author: Gerhard Schroeder
«We both agreed that we have to talk about the present and the future now.»
Author: Gerhard Schroeder
«and Merkel, who, for electoral reasons, has never shown any consideration for trade unions, is all the more certain to do likewise.»
Author: Gerhard Schroeder
«Some 20 to 30 dollars (in the price per barrel) is pure speculation,»
Author: Gerhard Schroeder
«The economic successes are visible. There is movement in the labor market _ certainly not as much as I would like, who can dispute that?»
Author: Gerhard Schroeder