Martin Schulz and Klaus Lederer Discuss Reading Habits in Berlin Interview

In a recent interview at the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Berlin, former SPD chancellor candidate Martin Schulz discussed his reading habits with journalist Michael Angele. Schulz, who is the foundation's chairman, spoke passionately about literature, citing authors such as Paul Auster, Ferdinand Céline, and Gustav Seibt's book on Goethe, which he is currently reading. He revealed that even during his most stressful period as a candidate, he found time to read, including a biography of Martin Luther between campaign events, referencing Luther's famous words, 'Here I stand, I can do no other.' The interview also featured Klaus Lederer, who recommended non-fiction books to counter right-wing ideologies. The conversation was part of the 'Endlich Freitag!' newsletter, and the article was published in the German newspaper 'der Freitag'.