Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Kohl's grandson Johannes Volkmann plays it safe
Johannes Volkmann as a candidate for "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?".
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Kohl's grandson Johannes Volkmann participated in "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" Big money chance. He quickly made a decision – the right one?
On Monday evening there was a reunion for RTL viewers with Johannes Volkmann (24). Helmut Kohl's grandson (1930-2017) took part in "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" left after a six-week break. Moderator Günther Jauch (64) greeted the master's student right at the beginning of the quiz broadcast and asked him about his tactics. Volkmann promptly replied: don't gamble anymore. Finally he was confronted with the 125,000 euro question, he no longer had any Joker.
And so it happened that the 24-year-old's TV appearance was over after just five minutes. Since he answered the question "What has been an official part of the national health authorities in Germany since 1952?" did not know the answer, he secured the 64,000 euros he had earned by then and stopped. Fortunately, as Jauch explained shortly afterwards. Because the answer that Volkmann would have chosen in ignorance would have been wrong. The correct answer: Federal Opium Agency.