Durante la protesta di solidarietà a Berlino, fu catturata una significativa interazione tra Julien Michel Friedman e Roland Kaiser, due figure rinomate nei rispettivi campi. Friedman, noto pubblicista tedesco-francese, conduttore di talk show, avvocato, filosofo ed ex politico, impegnato in una conversazione ponderata con Kaiser, un celebre cantante e musicista tedesco Schlager. Nato Ronald Keller il 10 maggio 1952 a Berlino Ovest, Kaiser è diventato famoso con la sua canzone "Santa Maria" nel 1980, che ha venduto 1,2 milioni di copie. Con oltre 90 milioni di dischi venduti, è uno dei più popolari del genere

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At the solidarity protest in Berlin, a significant interaction was captured between Julien Michel Friedman and Roland Kaiser, two renowned figures in their respective fields. Friedman, a notable German-French publicist, talk show host, lawyer, philosopher, and former politician, engaged in a thoughtful conversation with Kaiser, a celebrated German Schlager singer and musician. Born Ronald Keller on May 10, 1952, in West Berlin, Kaiser rose to fame with his breakthrough song "Santa Maria" in 1980, which sold 1.2 million copies. With over 90 million records sold, he is one of the genre's most successful artists, known for hits like "Schach Matt, " "Dich zu lieben, " "Joana, " "Ich glaub es geht schon wieder los, " and the duet with Maite Kelly "Warum hast du nicht nein gesagt." Besides his singing career, Kaiser has also made his mark as a lyricist for other artists, including Peter Maffay, Milva, Nana Mouskouri, and Karat. This moment between Friedman and Kaiser, set against the backdrop of the protest, highlights the convergence of influential personalities united by a common cause, underlining the event's wide-reaching appeal and impact. On December 10, 2023, a considerable crowd convened in Berlin, Germany, for a protest titled "Solidarity event for peaceful and respectful coexistence in our city and our country. Against antisemitism, racism, and xenophobia." Starting at 1 PM at the Victory Column (Grosser Stern), this demonstration proceeded along Strasse des 17. Juni and concluded at the Brandenburg Gate. The event attracted a diverse array of participants, emerging as a collective response to the ongoing conflict that commenced on October 7, 2023, between Israel and Hamas-led Palestinian militants. At the solidarity event in Berlin on December 10, 2023, Julien Michel Friedman, a prominent figure known for his diverse contributions to journalism, law, philosophy, and politics, was among the notable attendees. Born in Paris on February 25, 1956, Friedman holds dual G

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