Berlin Uwe Schlegel almost gets a little enthusiastic. “We are entering new legal territory here,” says the managing director of the Cologne branch of the law firm ETL. The case of the Russian conductor Valery Gergiev is ideal for working on with students in labor law tutorials.
The city of Munich has dismissed the chief conductor of its Philharmonic from his post because he has shown a certain closeness to Russian President Vladimir Putin in the past. And because Gergiev did not want to expressly distance himself from the Russian war of aggression in Ukraine, as demanded by Mayor Dieter Reiter (SPD) in the ultimatum. Upon request, the city announced that the details of the dismissal were currently being clarified, and that more could not be said at the moment.
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