Of
Jens Schneider
There are experiments in which the test arrangement is particularly interesting, but the hope of an enlightening result is low. The Saxon Prime Minister Michael Kretschmer sees himself as a politician who always seeks dialogue with people who represent sensitive positions. And the Dresden writer Uwe Tellkamp, who became known for his epic “Der Turm”, has attracted attention in recent years with statements from the New Right that have earned him the reputation of a sensitive conversationalist, although the author may well see this statement as part of the problem. Now the Saxon Prime Minister wanted to try his-one-have-to-talk-to-one-another method with Tellkamp and invited the “best-known living Saxon author,” according to the greeting, to an interview at the Saxon State Representation in Berlin.