Die Rücktrittserklärung von Ole von Beust

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Die Rücktrittserklärung von Ole von Beust

18.07.2010, 18:51 Uhr • Lesezeit: 5 Minuten

Hamburg's Buergermeister Ole von Beust gibt am Sonntag, 18. Juli 2010, im Rathaus in Hamburg seinen Ruecktritt bekannt. Er wird sein Amt zum 25. August 2010 nach neun Jahren niederlegen.(apn Photo/Joerg Sarbach) --- Hamburg's mayor Ole von Beust gives a statement in the town hall of Hamburg, Germany, July 18, 2010. Von Beust resigns after nine years as mayor.(apn Photo/Joerg Sarbach) — Hamburg's Buergermeister Ole von Beust gibt am Sonntag, 18. Juli 2010, im Rathaus in Hamburg seinen Ruecktritt bekannt. Er wird sein Amt zum 25. August 2010 nach neun Jahren niederlegen.(apn Photo/Joerg Sarbach) --- Hamburg's mayor Ole von Beust gives a statement in the town hall of Hamburg, Germany, July 18, 2010. Von Beust resigns after nine years as mayor.(apn Photo/Joerg Sarbach) © APN/AP | APN

Hamburgs Regierungschef Ole von Beust (CDU) ist am Sonntag wenige Stunden vor Auszählung des Volksentscheids zur umstrittenen Schulreform der Stadt zurückgetreten. abendblatt.de dokumentiert seine Rücktrittserklärung in Auszügen:

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