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ATHENS, Oct 29 ― Greece and Germany will bring down the curtain on a frequently difficult chapter in relations when Angela Merkel embarks on her final visit to Athens as chancellor today. German financial rectitude never sat well with Greeks, who made both Merkel her then-finance minister...

ATHENS, Oct 29 ― Greece and Germany will bring down the curtain on a frequently difficult chapter in relations when Angela Merkel embarks on her final visit to Athens as chancellor today.

Looking back in September, she conceded that “the most difficult moment of my term was when I asked for so much from Greece.” Pensions were slashed and the minimum monthly wage fell to less than 600 euros and a wave of privatisations was set in motion. Current Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said last week in Brussels that Merkel “will be the first to admit, as indeed, she already has, that she asked a lot of the Greeks, on several occasions and that austerity went beyond what Greek society could bear.”

The visit “marks a turning point for Greece which has advanced out of the crisis,” said a Greek government source.

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