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November 05, 2017 - Berlin, Germany: Anke Domscheit-Berg, impartially Direktkandidat (direct candidate) and member of the Bundestag (German Parliament) as part of the party DIE LINKE (the Left Party) stands at Jakob Kaiser Haus. (The Jakob-Kaiser-Haus is home to 1,745 offices, 314 of which belong to current members of the German Bundestag). Domscheit Berg is lives with her husband, transparency activist and Wikileaks co founder Daniel Domscheit-Berg.The publicist and activist, was born in 1968, grew up in East Germany, studied Textile Art (GDR) and European Bus. Administration; Worked 9 yrs as consultant + bus. development manager with Accenture, 2 yrs engagement manager at the Business Technology Office McKinsey, 3 yrs Director Government Relations Microsoft Germany, in 2011: founding of fempower.me (helping organisations and women with aspirations to break glass ceilings) and opengov.me (helping governments and politicians to become more transparent and participative). She was member of the German Pirate Party and Greens Party before e becoming mpartially direct candidate for the Linke Party. (Hermann BredehorstPolaris)

November 05, 2017 - Berlin, Germany: Anke Domscheit-Berg, impartially Direktkandidat (direct candidate) and member of the Bundestag (German Parliament) as part of the party DIE LINKE (the Left Party) stands at Jakob Kaiser Haus. (The Jakob-Kaiser-Haus is home to 1,745 offices, 314 of which belong to current members of the German Bundestag). Domscheit Berg is lives with her husband, transparency activist and Wikileaks co founder Daniel Domscheit-Berg.

The publicist and activist, was born in 1968, grew up in East Germany, studied Textile Art (GDR) and European Bus. Administration; Worked 9 yrs as consultant + bus. development manager with Accenture, 2 yrs engagement manager at the Business Technology Office McKinsey, 3 yrs Director Government Relations Microsoft Germany, in 2011: founding of fempower.me (helping organisations and women with aspirations to break glass ceilings) and opengov.me (helping governments and politicians to become more transparent and participative). She was member of the German Pirate Party and Greens Party before e becoming mpartially direct candidate for the Linke Party. (Hermann BredehorstPolaris)