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Tradition frustrates German women

By Ray Furlong
BBC correspondent in Berlin

Germany may be about to get its first woman chancellor, but elsewhere in this country women in leadership positions remain a rarity.

"The fact that people talk about Angela Merkel being a woman chancellor so much shows that Germans are not used to women in top positions," says Christina Zech from the WeiberWirtschaft, an association that supports female entrepreneurs.

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/4428800.stm
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