Helmut Schlesinger

As a member of the Bundesbank, one is an independent person. One cannot be treated as an employee. It's not possible. One cannot accept it. And I thought, he's not my master. I must bring this exercise to an end. And I said to Finance Minister Weigel on my side, in Bavarian dialect, I think I should go now.

As a member of the Bundesbank, one is an independent person. One cannot be treated as an employee. It's not possible. One cannot accept it. And I thought, he's not my master. I must bring this exercise to an end. And I said to Finance Minister Weigel on my side, in Bavarian dialect, I think I should go now.

As a member of the Bundesbank, one is an independent person. One cannot be treated as an employee. It's not possible. One cannot accept it. And I thought, he's not my master. I must bring this exercise to an end. And I said to Finance Minister Weigel on my side, in Bavarian dialect, I think I should go now.