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'''Willy Brandt''' was the fourth chancellor of [[Germany]], president of the [[Socialist International]] and chairman of the Socialdemocratic party of Germany. He was known for his improvement of the relationships to the [[German Democratic Republic]], but his policy was supported by [[Richard Nixon]].
'''Willy Brandt''' (1913-1992) was the fourth chancellor of [[Germany]], president of the [[Socialist International]] and chairman of the Socialdemocratic party of Germany, which he had joined in 1930.
In 1933, he emigrated to Norway and in 1940 to Sweden, but he returned to Germany after the Second World War.
In 1966, he became foreign minister in the government of [[Georg Kiesinger]] in a coalition of the center-right [[CDU]]/[[CSU]] and the social-democratic [[SPD]].
In 1969, he let a government of [[SPD]] and the liberal [[FDP]], but resigned in 1974, when a spy of [[GDR]] was found in his administration.
He was known for his improvement of the relationships to the [[German Democratic Republic]], but his policy was supported by [[Richard Nixon]].
[[Category:German People]]
[[Category:German People]]
[[Category:Social Democratic Party of Germany politicians]]
[[Category:Social Democratic Party of Germany politicians]]
[[Category:German Chancellors]]
[[Category:German Chancellors]]
[[Category:Nobel Prize]]