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Veronika Maria Bellmann (néeWächter; born 20 November 1960 inChemnitz,then Karl-Marx-Stadt inEast Germany) is a Germanpolitician and member of theCDU.

She wasMember of the German Bundestag forMittelsachsen from2002 until2021, in which shelost her seat toCarolin Bachmann from theAfD.^[1]

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