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Leader of a German conservative party is found dead at a Berlin hotel
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The combative politician with a strong regional accent and populist touch made his party a serious rival to Bavaria's long-dominant Christian Social Union, which is part of the center-right bloc leading Germany.
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Police and prosecutors open investigation into death of the 55-year-old Bavarian state deputy leader A prominent German politician was found dead in a Berlin hotel on Wednesday, police said, adding they had launched an investigation.
The leader of a conservative party influential in Bavarian politics has been found dead in a Berlin hotel. Berlin police and prosecutors say that Hubert Aiwanger's body was discovered Wednesday evening.
Hubert Aiwanger, Bavaria's deputy minister-president and Free Voters leader, was found dead in a Berlin hotel at 55. Authorities found no evidence of foul play and cited possible health causes.
The combative politician with a strong regional accent and populist touch made his party a serious rival to Bavaria's long-dominant Christian Social Union, which is part of the center-right bloc leading Germany.
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