Willy Brandt

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Willy Brandt was a prominent German Social Democratic politician and Nobel Peace Prize laureate who served as Chancellor of West Germany from 1969 to 1974 and pursued a groundbreaking policy of reconciliation with Eastern Europe known as Ostpolitik.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chancellor of Germany
Nobel Peace Prize laureate
human
politician
awardReceived Charlemagne Prize
Four Freedoms Award
surface form: Freedom Award

Nobel Peace Prize
burialPlace Waldfriedhof Zehlendorf
causeOfDeath colon cancer
child Lars Brandt
Matthias Brandt
Peter Brandt
countryOfCitizenship Germany
Norway
dateOfBirth 1913-12-18
dateOfDeath 1992-10-08
employer Federal Government of Germany
Senate of Berlin (West)
surface form: Senate of Berlin
exiledTo Norway
Sweden
familyName Frahm
givenName Herbert
honorificTitle Dr. h.c. mult.
ideology social democracy
knownFor improvement of East–West relations during the Cold War
policy of reconciliation with Eastern Europe
memberOfPoliticalParty Social Democratic Party of Germany
movement Ostpolitik
notableWork Ostpolitik
officeEndTime 1974-05-07
officeStartTime 1969-10-22
participatedIn German resistance to Nazism
placeOfBirth Lübeck
placeOfDeath Unkel
politicalAlignment centre-left
positionHeld Chairman of the Social Democratic Party of Germany
Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany
Foreign Minister of West Germany
Governing Mayor of West Berlin
surface form: Mayor of West Berlin

Vice Chancellor of Germany
surface form: Vice-Chancellor of West Germany
pseudonym Willy Brandt
religion Lutheranism
residence Berlin
Bonn
signature Willy Brandt signature
spouse Brigitte Seebacher
Carlota Thorkildsen
Rut Brandt

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Ostpolitik mainProponent Willy Brandt
Ostpolitik associatedWith Willy Brandt
Willy Brandt building namedAfter Willy Brandt
Kurt Georg Kiesinger succeededBy Willy Brandt
Treaty of Moscow (1970) signedBy Willy Brandt
Willy Brandt pseudonym Willy Brandt
Treaty of Warsaw (1970) symbolicEventAssociated Willy Brandt
this entity surface form: Willy Brandt’s Kniefall von Warschau
BER namedAfter Willy Brandt
subject surface form: Berlin Brandenburg Airport
Warsaw Ghetto Heroes Monument notableEvent Willy Brandt
this entity surface form: Willy Brandt Kniefall von Warschau
Egon Bahr servedUnder Willy Brandt
Leo Baeck Medal notableRecipient Willy Brandt
Helmut Schmidt replaces Willy Brandt
Democracy subject Willy Brandt
Democracy mainCharacter Willy Brandt
Basic Treaty architect Willy Brandt
Frahm usedAsBirthSurnameOf Willy Brandt
Frahm pseudonym Willy Brandt
subject surface form: Willy Brandt
Frahm associatedWithPerson Willy Brandt
Frahm notableBearer Willy Brandt
Unkel residenceOf Willy Brandt
Unkel placeOfDeathOf Willy Brandt
Carlota Thorkildsen spouse Willy Brandt
Rut Brandt spouse Willy Brandt
Peter Brandt father Willy Brandt
Brigitte Seebacher spouse Willy Brandt