Germany has/had extensive coal production (complete exit by 2038 IIRC) with lots of employment tied to it; of course that has subsidies.
> They even stopped wind subsidies, because windenergy was too flexible and pushed coal out of the market, since coal is not flexible enough
That sounds more like a conspiracy theory. You don't stop stuff for being "too flexible" but because of other problem, e.g. offshore vs. onshore, transmission to the south, environmental concerns, wanting a different mix of renewables etc. .
> The "stated end-goal" and what is actually done is very divergent in modern day Germany.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renewable_energy_in_Germany
There are more and more people employed in these industries. Production capacities went up etc. . Seems to be doing what it says on the tin.
> Just saying that right now you pay on average 0,25€/kWh here. Although the market price is almost naught.
Yeah, so? Consumer electricity prices were never even mentioned in the "end-goal"?