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Eckehard Weiss, who coached Tim Kretschmer at table-tennis, told the BBC that he had been a relatively normal boy.
BBC: Germany stunned by shooting spree
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Investigators are now trying to find out why Kretschmer confessed being "fed up with his horrid life" and what triggered the shootings.
BBC: Profile: Tim Kretschmer
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Officials said Kretschmer had graduated from Albertville school with average grades in 2008 and had been studying sales at a vocational school since.
BBC: Germany gunman 'had depression'
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Hansjorg Kretschmer is the ambassador for the European Commission to Turkey.
NPR: Turkey's Censorship Could Harm Bid to Join EU
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"For fun, because it's fun, " Kretschmer replied, speaking very loudly.
BBC: German teenager 'killed for fun'
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There has been speculation that Kretschmer - described by some of his former classmates as "a loner" who never had a girlfriend - could have held a grudge against his school.
BBC: Profile: Tim Kretschmer
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Ambassador HANSJORG KRETSCHMER (European Commission): We should not forget that what Turkey is trying to achieve in these years is rather a revolutionary change of attitudes which have been ingrained in Turkey for many decades.
NPR: Turkey's Censorship Could Harm Bid to Join EU
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He said Kretschmer had attended five sessions between April and September last year at a clinic in the town of Weissenhoff, and was expected to continue outpatient therapy in Winnenden, but broke off the treatment.
BBC: Germany gunman 'had depression'
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This large and competent study, by professors Nick Bloom, Toby Kretschmer and John van Reenen, was actually read by some, be it clearly without a proper understanding of its methodology (which, indeed, it being an academic paper, is hard to fully appreciate without proper research methodology training).
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Fortunately, recently, professors Nick Bloom, Toby Kretschmer, and John van Reenen (from Stanford, the University of Munich, and the London School of Economics) conducted an extensive study examining the effect of family-friendly practices on hard variables such as firm sales per employee and return on capital employed, using a large database of firms from the US, the UK, Germany, and France.
FORBES: Are Family-Friendly Workplace Practices Worth Their Money? New Evidence