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Deutsche Welle: Why is Merz's diploma kept secure
Friedrich Merz, the German chancellor, spoke about his school past based on his personal experience as a graduate of Friedrich Spieb School in Rottweil 51 years ago. He confirmed that his final grade was only "acceptable," and that a lack of discipline, motivation, and bad friends affected his academic performance, leading him to refuse to disclose his final exam results and to choose studying law instead of medicine. He also mentioned that teachers in the 1960s used physical punishment, and he was physically punished at school before corporal punishment was banned in Germany in 1973. He pointed out that schools today have changed significantly compared to the past.
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