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Brandt

— noun German statesman who as chancellor of West Germany worked to reduce tensions with eastern Europe (1913-1992)

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Willy Brandt

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Next, get me Mayor Willy Brandt.

Well, what about Mayor Willy Brandt?

He's watching Willy Brandt.

Brandt, come with me.

Goodbye, Miss Brandt.

Maj. Brandt, Jaeger battalion.

You know the order as well as I do, Major Brandt.

And what is your opinion of Dr. Brandt, sir?

I suggest you tell Mrs. Brandt there's no point in continuing to visit her husband.

Dr. Frederick Brandt.

Of course, it was the work that Brandt. was engaged on that sent him mad, you know.

Show me Dr. Brandt's cell.

We had Professor Richter see Brandt and he says he's a hopeless case.

I most sincerely wish there was better news I could give you, Mrs. Brandt.

My dear Mr. Brandt, please wipe the smile off of your face.

This is Dr. Joseph Brandt's secretary.

Dr. Brandt had to leave for the hospital on an emergency.

Well, then you mean Dr. Brandt also diagnosed Van Delberg's syndrome.

Marlkov, Brandt, get the open Land Rover with the two-way radio.

Oh, I'm sorry, Brandt said you wanted to see the Casey file.

Peggy Brandt.

Peggy Brandt?

I was a fantasy from a Mike Brandt song for them.

Breakfast. I gotta be in at Brandt-Leland by 9.

And at Brandt-Leland, I'm getting things done.

He was with Brandt-Leland for a while.

Guy on the phone is Brandt.

Peter Brandt.

Peter Brandt, CiA, Latin American section. He was one of the targets.

Mr. Brandt, I'm not arguing.

Brandt has failed. Aii he's done is bring the war home to American soil.

News and current affairs

Certainly Konrad Adenauer was successful in the 1950s with his politics of Western integration, and so was Willy Brandt with his Ostpolitik in the early 1970s.

Unlike Adenauer, Brandt, and de Gaulle, Blair may really be going against the grain of his people rather than anticipating a changing general view.

But German leaders of both the left and the right, from Konrad Adenauer to Willy Brandt, spurned every Soviet offer.