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| | Germany's Green Party Divided Over US Bombing of Iraq |
 | | Newly elected co-leader Claudia Roth, left, an outspoken human rights activist, and leader Fritz Kuhn wave to a cheering crowd of delegates after the vote for a new leading pair at the Green Party's three-day convention at the fair grounds in Stuttgart, Germany, Friday, March 9, 2001. |
 | | Still, Roth, 45 and a former manager of an anarchist rock band, pledged in her speech to be a unifier alongside her more centrist co-president Fritz Kuhn, rather than a spokesman for the hardline left of the party. |
 | | Roth's fellow co-president Fritz Kuhn told the 750 delegates in the western city of Stuttgart that Kuenast's agricultural policies were "ever green, something for which we have fought for 20 years and (yet) it is totally modern." |
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