Ina Korter

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Ina Korter (born 8 January 1955 in

Political career

Korter became active with the Greens' antinuclear campaigns in 1982. She was a councillor in

Personal life

Korter grew up with four siblings on the family farm near Nordenham. She has two adult children. As of 2011, she is in an all-woman band named Faltenrock.^[2]

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