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Andreas Maurer (German politician) was born on 5 January, 1970 in Shakhtinsk, Kazakh SSR, Soviet Union, is a politician. Discover Andreas Maurer (German politician)'s Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 53 years old?

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Age 54 years old
Zodiac Sign Capricorn
Born 5 January, 1970
Birthday 5 January
Birthplace Shakhtinsk, Kazakh SSR, Soviet Union
Nationality Russia

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2019

Maurer claimed that the judgement was "politically motivated" and appealed. However, the Federal Court of Justice confirmed the previous judgement in August 2019. As a consequence, Maurer lost his council seats in Quakenbrück, the Artland and Osnabrück, as well as his party membership. He is not allowed to run for elections or be member of a party for four years.

2018

Before the 2018 Russian presidential election, the European Union and the OSCE said that they would not send election observers to monitor the election in Crimea, since doing so would mean that it is a legitimate part of Russia. Maurer and other fringe foreign politicians acted as election observers on Crimea instead, having been invited by State Duma member Leonid Slutsky to give the elections on Crimea the appearance of international acceptance.

In an attempt to circumvent international sanctions, Russia held the Yalta International Economic Forum in 2018. Maurer attended the forum alongside conspiracy theorist Ken Jebsen and far-right AfD politicians Markus Frohnmaier, Robby Schlund, Ulrich Oehme, Stefan Keuter and Waldemar Herdt. In 2019, Maurer founded the Freunde der Krim Deutschland e.V., a member organisation of the International Association Friends of Crimea which attempts to cement Crimea's status as Russian.

2016

In 2016, Maurer became the head of The Left fraction in the district of Osnabrück, which initially consisted of two members, Maurer himself and Lars Büttner. Maurer's fraction gained a third member when Tanja Bojani, a former member of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, switched from the AfD fraction to The Left fraction in 2018. Maurer had described the move as a "sign that it is possible to bring people back", and Büttner added that The Left fraction would not have taken Bojani in if she had not changed. The Lower Saxon state branch of The Left called the move "damaging to the party" and asked Maurer and Büttner to exclude Bojani from their fraction, which they did not. Subsequently, the Lower Saxon state branch of The Left unsuccessfully tried to exclude Maurer and Büttner from their party in early 2019. The incident was also discussed outside of the party, critics calling it a "confirmation of the horseshoe theory" and said that "The Left in the district of Osnabrück lost credibility". Bojani ended up leaving The Left fraction and rejoining the AfD and their fraction in 2021, explaining that "in terms of policy, [she] had always been and always will be aligned with the AfD".

In the 2016 local elections in Lower Saxony, Maurer's party The Left received unusually many votes in Quakenbrück, with especially high numbers on mail-in ballots. Some voters had received mail-in ballots even though they did not request them, and some mail-in ballots had been stolen from mail boxes. Several voters trying to vote in-person on election day had been told that they had already voted by mail. Also, some mail-in ballots were signed with fake signatures. This caused suspicions of electoral fraud. The following lawsuit revealed that Maurer and his accomplices went from house to house, and instructed people who did not speak the German language well to request mail-in ballots. Maurer and his accomplices would later fill out the ballots and fake the voter's signature. In June 2018, the regional court of Osnabrück sentenced Maurer to seven months and one week on probation for electoral fraud.

Since 2016, Maurer travelled to Crimea several times without a Ukrainian visa. In 2016, Maurer was banned from entering Ukraine. The Ukrainian ambassador to Germany Andriy Melnyk condemned Maurer's travel to Crimea and asked the German government to stop German citizens from entering Crimea without a Ukrainian visa. In 2017, Maurer entered Crimea again, meeting with president of Russia Vladimir Putin and then-prime minister of Russia Dmitry Medvedev to discuss the People's Diplomacy project.

2014

During the war in Donbas, Russia-backed separatists have established the Donetsk People's Republic and the Luhansk People's Republic on Ukrainian territory, declaring independence from Ukraine in 2014. Both of them remain unrecognized by all United Nations member states, including Russia. Maurer travelled to the Donbas several times without a Ukrainian visa. He has accused then-president of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko of "genocide" and "war against a peaceful people" for attempts to re-gain the areas in 2018. Maurer travelled to Luhansk to act as an election observer in the internationally unrecognized 2018 Donbas general elections.

2009

Despite coming from Kazakhstan, Andreas Maurer identifies as a German from Russia or as a Russia German rather than a Kazakhstan German. From 2009 until 2018, he was a member of the Lower Saxon state board of the Landsmannschaft der Deutschen aus Russland, an interest group for Germans from Russia in Germany. During his political career, Maurer has been viewed as a representative of the Russia German community.

2008

Despite not being a member of The Left at the time, the party nominated Maurer to run as a direct candidate for the 2008 Lower Saxony state election, which he did unsuccessfully. Maurer joined The Left in 2011, successfully running for council in the town of Quakenbrück, the Artland collective municipality and the District of Osnabrück in the same year. He became the head of The Left fraction in Quakenbrück and the Artland in 2011. In 2014, Maurer ran for mayor of the Artland, but came in third, losing to Claus Peter Poppe.

2006

After leaving the CDU, Maurer founded the Bürger fürs Artland (English: Citizens for the Artland) in 2006 and successfully ran for council in the town of Quakenbrück and in the Artland collective municipality, becoming the head of his group in both councils.

1996

In 1996, Maurer moved to the Artland: First he lived in Nortrup, then in Badbergen and since 2006 in Quakenbrück. Maurer is member of a Protestant free church. He is married since 1992 and has three sons and two daughters.

1992

Andreas Maurer joined the Christian Democratic Union of Germany (CDU) in 1992. In 2001 he successfully ran for council in the municipality of Badbergen and the Artland collective municipality and became the head of the CDU fraction in the Artland council. In 2006, Maurer left the CDU, claiming that despite bringing in good electoral results, the party would not nominate him for higher office.

1988

In 1988, Maurer's family was permitted to leave the Soviet Union. Being ethnic Germans, Maurer, his mother and his siblings immigrated to West Germany, under the right of return. For a year, Maurer's family lived in Friedland and moved to Freiburg im Breisgau afterwards. Maurer visited a language school in Pforzheim for two years in order to learn the German language and graduated with a Realschulabschluss. In 1992, Maurer took an internship at the Deutsche Post subsequently became a mail carrier.

1970

Andreas Maurer (Russian: Андреас Маурер; born 5 January 1970) is a German mail carrier and local politician (formerly CDU; formerly The Left) convicted of electoral fraud.

1936

Andreas Maurer's mother Martha (née Boschmann, 1936–2020) was a miner born in a German colony in Ukraine, while his father Alexander (1928–1979) was a Volga German geologist. During the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin abolished the Volga German Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. Maurer's family was deported to the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic. There, Andreas Maurer was born in 1970 in Shakhtinsk in the Karaganda Region. He was nine years old when his father passed away. In the Soviet Union, Maurer followed in his mother's footsteps and started a mining apprenticeship.