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01.06.2011 / 04:44 CET
The vice-chancellor of Germany is young and has a great deal of responsibility on his shoulders.

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Curriculum Vitae

1973: Born, South Vietnam

1992: Joined Free Democrats (FDP)

1992: Joined the Bundeswehr as a medical officer cadet

1993-99: Medical studies in Hanover and Hamburg

1996-2004: Member, later secretary-general, of the FDP's state executive board in Lower Saxony

2001-06: Member of the regional assembly, Hanover

2002: Doctorate, Hanover Medical School

2003-09: Member of state assembly, Lower Saxony, and leader of FDP group in the assembly

2005: Joined FDP's federal executive committee

2006-: Chairman of the FDP, Lower Saxony

2009: Deputy prime minister and minister for economy, labour and transport, Lower Saxony

2009-11: Federal minister of health

2011-: Vice-chancellor of Germany, federal minister of economics and technology, chairman of the FDP

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