Germany’s top politico Thorsten Frei unveils a 600-page guide to modern virtues
Thorsten Frei, the influential head of the Federal Chancellery, has released a new book titled 'I am so Frei – Schwarzrotgoldene Rules of Good Taste'. Published by Knopp Verlag, the 600-page work presents itself as a ‘thoughtful toolbox’ for discussing virtues in modern life. The volume even includes bookmarks in the colours of the German flag.
Frei’s book draws on classical economic thinkers, with the publisher referencing foundational works by figures like Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk, Friedrich August von Hayek, and Joseph Schumpeter. The text blends political insight with personal reflections, including chapters on marriage co-written by his wife, Katharina. She describes him as rarely helpful with household chores—though he does occasionally vacuum—but appreciates his advice on creating a peaceful home.
The 600-page publication arrives as Frei maintains his key position in government. His blend of political strategy and personal philosophy now extends to print, offering readers a structured take on virtues he deems vital. The book’s release underscores his dual role as a public figure and private thinker.
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