At the end of the Chancellor’s Day in Saxony – Olaf Scholz had already visited the Elbe aircraft factory, he assembled a clockwork in Glashütte and sat in a Dresden tram (“which, however, didn’t run”) – he should say whether he could think of anything typically Saxon. Maybe Eierschecke, a Saxon cake specialty, suggests the presenter. “Food is very typical,” answers the Chancellor, “and so is the language.” The latter applies no less to Scholz than to Saxony.
Scholz in Saxony: How the Chancellor explains his politics in Dresden – Politics
