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                           THE NEW GERMANY FUND, INC.
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 Opportunity Partners L.P., 60 Heritage Drive, Pleasantville, NY
                              10570
    (914) 747-5262 // Fax: (914) 747-5258//oplp@optonline.net

                                   June 13, 2005

Dear Fellow Shareholder of The New Germany Fund:

With the annual meeting rapidly approaching, we would like to
update you on some recent developments.

First, the board of directors has been sued in Maryland state
court for breach of fiduciary duty by a shareholder of the Fund
for refusing to allow him and other shareholders to vote for our
nominees.  Maryland courts have generally followed Delaware
precedents on corporate governance matters and just last week,
the Delaware Chancery Court affirmed that "the right of
shareholders to participate in the voting process includes the
right to nominate an opposing slate." Ultimately, we are
confident that the court will order all proxies to be counted as
instructed.
Secondly, we are also confident that our proposal recommending
that shareholders be afforded an opportunity to realize net asset
value will pass easily.  The problem is that the board ignored a
similar proposal last year after it passed by a wide margin and
there is no guarantee that it will not ignore this one.  That is
why it is critical that our nominees be elected as directors.
Some shareholders have told us that they did not vote on our
green proxy card because they already voted for our proposal and
against the board's nominees on management's white proxy card.
THAT IS NOT ENOUGH!  A vote on management's white proxy to
withhold their votes for the incumbents is tantamount to an
abstention.  It is not the same as a vote for our nominees.  If
you want to realize NAV, you need to affirmatively vote FOR our
nominees on our green proxy card as that will supersede any
previous proxy you may have submitted.  If you inadvertently
discarded our green proxy card, please call your stock broker and
advise him or her to vote it for you.
Finally, some shareholders have suggested that we should also
conduct a proxy contest to obtain NAV for shareholders of The
Germany Fund.  We already own shares of The Germany Fund and we
would certainly consider conducting a proxy contest next year if
we can obtain a favorable outcome in this proxy contest.
Otherwise, we will probably look to increase our stake in The New
Germany Fund with an eye toward conducting another proxy contest
for only The New Germany Fund next year.
If you have any questions, please call me at (914) 747-5262 or e-
mail me at oplp@optonline.net.

                                        Yours truly,
     
     
                                        Phillip Goldstein
                                        Fellow GF Shareholder