Kinkel, Klaus

Japanese: キンケル（英語表記）Kinkel， Klaus

Born December 1936. Mettinger. German politician. Studied at the University of Thuringia, the University of Bonn, and the University of Cologne, and became a lawyer and doctor of law. In 1970, he became a member of the private staff of Interior Minister H. Genscher in the Brandt Cabinet, and when Genscher became Foreign Minister in 1974, he moved to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where he served as Chief Cabinet Secretary and other positions. In 1979, he became the first civilian to be appointed Federal Intelligence Chief, and made a distinguished contribution to the crackdown on East German spies. In 1982, he became Deputy Minister of Justice, and in January 1991, Minister of Justice. In May 1992, after Genscher resigned as Foreign Minister, he became Foreign Minister.

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Japanese:

[生]1936.12. メチンゲル
ドイツの政治家。チューリンゲン大学，ボン大学，ケルン大学で学び，弁護士，法学博士となる。 1970年ブラント内閣の内相 H.ゲンシャーの私的スタッフとなり，74年ゲンシャーが外相に転出したのに伴って外務省に移り，官房長などを歴任。 79年連邦情報長官に文官として初めて就任し，東ドイツのスパイ摘発で功績を上げる。 82年法務次官となり，91年1月から法相。 92年5月ゲンシャー外相辞任後，外相就任。

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