This is Angela Merkel, some facts you didn't know about her leadership character.

American magazine “Forbes” has presented it as the world's most powerful “wife”. He's not entirely wrong.

Angela Dorothea Merkel leads from 2005 Germany and especially through what it itself has called the worst “crisis for Germany after World War II”.

But the German Chancellor is not just “A woman of iron”, as American President Barack Obama said of her.

In these years, he has been able to link an unflexible political line to a complex vision of things that few have had, not just from Berlin, but from around the world. It's more paralysing than another “Born in 1954 in Hamburg, Merkel has a rigorous background.

The daughter of a Lutheran pastor and a teacher, Angela studies physics in Leipzig and Kim in Berlin-Adlerschof, to follow her academic research into quantum chemistry.

More than thinking about having fun as peers, Angela studies a lot and lives especially intensively on her report with the fall of the Berlin Wall, as she approaches the Party of Democratic Rizgim, whose spokeswoman is.

Kohl said precisely that this nature toward dedication and fatigue was extracted from childhood living in the village of Berlinenz, in Temple. Thanks to Democratic Rizgim, politics likes and gains advantage over the rest. It is introduced to school banks and constitutes a mix of transversal experiences, equipped with influences of both Germanys. Then he goes into the CDU and this is the first turn.

Merkel seems a gentle person, but in fact she's very ambitious: In 1999, when Merkel was still in her first step in politics, she made her contribution to ending the long - standing political career of Chancellor Helmut Kohl, who helped her become known to the public. Within a few months, Merkel was elected head of the Party. Time was already part of history.

Merkel speaks Russian, which helps her in her agreements with Putin: Unlike millions of Western - headed people, Merkel's father moved his family to the east. As a result, Merkel is an excellent Russian speaker, giving her a special position in relations with Vladimir Putin.

Merkel hates dogs: 
During talks with Putin in 2007, the Russian president brought a dog to the meeting room.
Merkel's so scared of dogs. Some suggested that the dog's behavior was intended to embarrass the Chancellor. But here's what Merkel said: “I understand why he did this to prove he's a man. He's afraid of his own weaknesses. Russia has nothing, no politics and no successful economy”.

She's like Obama: 
Merkel is similar to Obama in the political profile. They are both seen as low in ideology, but very effective in solving problems, even if their administrations have clashes over economic policy. Obama and Merkel are like two <x0-killing” in the same room. There's no need for them to talk, they're both quiet, they're both “suicide”.

For weeks between 2011-2012, there was a flood of criticism from Americans for German politics concerning the euro-zone crisis. And there was no contact between Merkel and Obama. She wanted talks, but a call from the White House never came. Benjamin Rhodes, Obama's deputy national security adviser, said President Obama thinks there is no other leader he worked with closer than with.

Merkel impresss other world leaders: Despite a somewhat sad image, Merkel seems to be a dry person in privacy. Like Mother Queen of the United Kingdom, she's a huge fan of impressions.

In unregistered conversations with German journalists, she re-opens all the conversations she has had with other world leaders, imitating them. Its main targets have been Kohl, Putin, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, former Benedict of 16 and so on. After a meeting with Nicolas Sarcozy, French president during the euro crisis, she told a group of journalists that Sarkozy's leg was nervously shaking all the time.

Merkel wants to know why there is no German Facebook: Merkel is very concerned about innovation in Germany, which has not produced a social network like Facebook or Amazon.

Reasons and Orders
There are these two basic characteristics of Merkel, which over all these years has been compared many times to Margaret Thancher for her driving, pragmatist, and reformist force. It's a strange and difficult policy to decipher using only political vocabulary. It is said that the biggest challenge is always the next one, and in this case, it has turned Germany into the first country of Europe. On the occasion of her visit to Tirana, the newspaper “Tirana Obsever” rebotons today on a special 50 rare facts from Chancellor Merkel's life.

1. Angela Dorothea Cassner was born in Hamburg in 1954, but her family later moved to East Germany, Angela, grew up there.
2. She's the eldest of three children, of Brother Marcus and Sister Irene.
3. Merkel has twice married, her marriage in 1977 with a physical student ended in 1982, while the second husband is a professor of quantum chemistry, Joachim Sauer.
4. Angela Merkel has no children, but her current husband has two grown sons from an earlier marriage.
5. She's known for not liking dogs.
6. As she studied, she was known for the immediate learning of foreign languages, even given the prize for Russian, perhaps inherited this ability from her mother, a language teacher.
7. Her nickname in the girl was “Cassi”, from her maiden name, Kasner.
8. The Chancellor has admitted that she still eats food from East Germany, such as the Solyanka soup, made of sausage and pickled juice. I may have remained a custom since the communist era, when we used this soup often in East Germany”, Merkel was expressed for foreign magazines.
9. Her clothes have a different color every time, but the style is the same, jacket and pants.
10. Merkel is known for her many facial expressions.
11. It's 16 inches long.
12. She loves cooking for her husband, and the first thing she does in the morning is to prepare breakfast for her husband.
13. The favorite food is potato soup and eskallop.
14. One thing he loves is his long walks in the wild.
15. He does not want to live in a large city because he feels that he is too busy for it.
16. It will not be cut off from the normal “ ” life, from the things people who are not in their positions.
17. Merkel attends football matches by Germany's national team and is also a member of a German football club.
18. Angela Merkel still bears her last name from her first marriage.
19. One of the colors you often wear is the blue and its shades.
20. When he goes out to walk in a sports dress, he likes to wear a hat.
21. Her lipstick is always natural.
22. If she had the chance to choose where she would wake up in the morning, Angela Merkel would choose East Germany, where she grew up.
23. She has declared she doesn't have dinner parties at her house, but would like to invite the manager of the Spanish national football team to dinner.
24. The things she does for sure and feels good are climbing the mountain, cooking, and laughing.
25. Merkel fears only one thing, remains vulnerable in a storm.
26. Its political dream is for Germany and Europe to be stable, successful and good partners for the world.
27. Her favorite film is “Out of Africa”.
28. Like any German, beer is one of her favorite drinks.
29. Her phones are simple and old-fashioned.
30. Her “car Golf” published it in “Bay” to sell at a price of 10,000 euros.
31. Her father, Horst Kasner, was a Lutheran minister (of Protestant faith), and her mother was an English teacher.
32. In 1982 Angela Merkel married for the first time to physics student Ulrich Merkel, with whom she divorced after five years. She decided to keep his last name.
33. In 1998 Merkel married chemist Joachim Sauer for the second time.
34. In 1999, Merkel wrote an open letter, published on the front page of Frankfurter Allgemeine, calling on the Christian Democrats to revote Helmus Kochl
35. In 2005 Merkel becomes Germany's first female Chancellor and the first from East Germany to take the post.
36. In 2009, saving Europe from the financial crisis and becoming Europe's leader, Merkel is re-elected as Chancellor.
37. Merkel wants to know why there is no German Facebook: Merkel is very concerned about innovation in Germany, which has not produced a social network like Facebook or Amazon.
38. Angela Merkel, of British journalists, has been named the former prime minister of Great Britain, Margaret Thattcher.
39. They even named Merkel the same nickname as Thatcher, calling him the German Iron Woman “.
40. On the other hand, some Italian, Spanish and Greek media (countries involved in the economic crisis) are at the centre of Merkel's accusations. According to them, Merkel is conquering Europe via economics.
41. Angela Merkel is only the youngest Chancellor in post-World War II history Germany.
42. It is not only the first Chancellor to come from East Germany but also the first Chancellor to know natural sciences. Its ancestors belonged to areas such as justice, economy, history, etc.
43. Angela Merkel has been the first of the magazine Forbes” in terms of the ranking of 100 most powerful women in the world. Last few times Hillary Clinton.
44. About the “order Forbes”, Merkel is always in the first three countries when the world's most powerful people are listed. In the first three places, you always put the magazine “Time”.
45. In Europe's economic and financial crisis, Merkel has become a symbolic figure of saving the euro. Not only Germany, but Europe must get stronger out of the crisis, Merkel has said.
46. But Merkel has also put her stamp on the transformation of the CDU. Initially, she had many competitors in the CDU. They either surrendered, or were marginalized, or fell because of various relatives. Merkel's lack of loyalty and the showing of political weakness are the clear criteria of getting out. Politics needs power. She uses this to change many programatic elements, leading the CDU closer to the center of the political spectrum.
47. The topics such as military duty, nuclear energy, and the model of a classic family were once the nucleus of Christian democrat beliefs. Merkel changed this in 2011 with Germany's release from nuclear power.
48. Merkel is a opera fan every year attending the premiere of Deutsche Opera and nature, Angela seems to be precisely the opposite of her predecessor, Gerhard Schröder, probably very prone to the pleasures of life.
49. Finally Angela Merkel is the highest and most influential female voice on Europe's political scene and is considered the most powerful man in Europe.