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| − | '''Helmut Schmidt''' (1918 - 2015) was the fifth chancellor of [[Germany|Western Germany]] (''Bundeskanzler''). Like his predecessor [[Willy Brandt]], he belonged to the [[SPD]], the social-democratic party of Germany. Schmidt served as chancellor from 1974 to 1982 when he was succeeded by [[Helmut Kohl]] who promised a ''geistig moralische Wende'' (spiritual and moral turn), governing the country based on [[Christian]] principles as head of his Christian Democratic Union. Schmidt died on November 10, 2015- | + | '''Helmut Schmidt''' (1918 - 2015) was the fifth [[chancellor]] of [[Germany|Western Germany]] (''Bundeskanzler''). Like his predecessor [[Willy Brandt]], he belonged to the [[SPD]], the social-democratic party of Germany. Schmidt served as chancellor from 1974 to 1982 when he was succeeded by [[Helmut Kohl]] who promised a ''geistig moralische Wende'' (spiritual and moral turn), governing the country based on [[Christian]] principles as head of his Christian Democratic Union. Schmidt died on November 10, 2015- |
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Helmut Schmidt (1918 - 2015) was the fifth chancellor of Western Germany (Bundeskanzler). Like his predecessor Willy Brandt, he belonged to the SPD, the social-democratic party of Germany. Schmidt served as chancellor from 1974 to 1982 when he was succeeded by Helmut Kohl who promised a geistig moralische Wende (spiritual and moral turn), governing the country based on Christian principles as head of his Christian Democratic Union. Schmidt died on November 10, 2015-