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- Causa_Wulff abstract "Causa Wulff refers to several political scandals that ultimately led to the resignation of Christian Wulff as President of the Federal Republic of Germany. In the beginning, there were questions concerning the purchase of a house for which Wulff had accepted a loan from an entrepreneur family with whom he was friends.In this context, Wulff tried to massively influence the media coverage in the run-up to the breaking of the scandal. Additional investigations were launched into Wulff’s political dealing with various entrepreneurs with whom he and his family spent their private vacations. Since it was not clear who had paid for these holidays, Wulff was subsequently accused of favoritism and unethical behavior. After the district attorney’s office in Hanover had requested the lifting of his immunity on February 16, 2012, Wulff resigned as German President the following day. He was acquitted of all corruption charges in February 2014.".
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- Causa_Wulff comment "Causa Wulff refers to several political scandals that ultimately led to the resignation of Christian Wulff as President of the Federal Republic of Germany. In the beginning, there were questions concerning the purchase of a house for which Wulff had accepted a loan from an entrepreneur family with whom he was friends.In this context, Wulff tried to massively influence the media coverage in the run-up to the breaking of the scandal.".
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