Press conference in Brussels in January 1984.

Press conference in Strasbourg in January 1984.

Willy BRANDT, former Mayor of Berlin and Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany

Meeting at the European Parliament

The Lord John E. TOMLINSON, David MARTIN, Willy BRANDT, former Mayor of Berlin and Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany

Willy BRANDT, former Mayor of Berlin and Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, Jean-Pierre COT

Jean-Pierre COT, Willy BRANDT, former Mayor of Berlin and Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, Gerd WALTER

EP photo

The Lord John E. TOMLINSON, Willy BRANDT, former Mayor of Berlin and Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany

David MARTIN, Willy BRANDT, former Mayor of Berlin and Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany

Willy BRANDT, former Mayor of Berlin and Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, Gerd WALTER

Willy BRANDT, former Mayor of Berlin and Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany - Nobel Peace Prize 1971

MEP Willy BRANDT

EP President meets with Foreign Minister of Czech Republic

Willy BRANDT building european parliament

Building of the European Parliament in Brussels

The MEP Willy BRANDT during a session in Strasbourg in September 1980.

The MEP Willy BRANDT interviewed by a journalist in September 1980.

Interview with Willy BRANDT, Former German Chancellor, at the EP in Strasbourg. (Exact date unknown)

Meeting september 1979.Boulevard de l'Empereur Bruxelles

Copenhague Summit, on 14 and 15 December 1973.

Copenhague Summit in 1973

Speech of Willy BRANDT in the hemicycle in November 1973

Various pictures of Willy BRANDT in 1973

Willy BRANDT and Walter BEHRENDT in 1973

Various pictures of Willy BRANDT 1960-73

This Memoclip illustrates Nobel Peace Prize awardees in the EP: Willy BRANDT, Mohamed Anwar Al-SADAT, Lech WALESA, Desmond TUTU, Oscar ARIAS SANCHEZ, The 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, Mikhail GORBACHEV, Aung San Suu Kyi, Rigoberta Menchú Tum, Nelson MANDELA, Yasser ARAFAT, Yitzhak RABIN, José RAMOS-HORTA, Jody WILLIAMS, John HUME, Kim Dae-jung, Kofie ANNAN, Shirin EBADI, Rajendra PACHAURI, Martti AHTISAARI, Ellen JOHNSON SIRLEAF, the EUROPEAN UNION, Kailash SATYARTHI, Malala YOUSAFZAI, Juan Manuel SANTOS, Denis MUKWEGE, Nadia MURAD and David BEASLEY

Memoclip: The EP meeting place for the Nobel Peace Prize awardees (updated version 2020)

Over the past 40 years the European Parliament has had the honour of welcoming several Nobel Peace Prize laureates such as: Willy BRANDT, Mohamed Anwar Al-SADAT, Lech WALESA, Desmond TUTU, Mikhail GORBACHEV, Nelson MANDELA, Yasser ARAFAT, Yitzhak RABIN, John HUME, Kofie ANNAN, Shirin EBADI, Malala YOUSAFZAI, Denis MUKWEGE and Nadia MURAD

EP rewind: Nobel Peace Prize laureates at the EP

This memoclip illustrates the relationship between the German Chancellors and the European Parliament, consisting of the visits and speeches made by the Presidents

Memoclip: The German Chancellors and the European Parliament

This memoclip illustrates the relations between Mário Soares and the European institutions. Mário Soares was a Portuguese lawyer and Socialist politician. He was President of Portugal when the country entered the European Union in 1986. Mário Soares was President of the European Movement International from 1997 to 1999, and Member of the European Parliament from 1999 to 2004.

Memoclip: Mario SOARES and the European Institutions

This audiovisual press kit illustrates the relations between the European Parliament and Germany: Key dates of EU construction; Official visits of President of Germany, German Federal Chancellor and members of the government to the European Parliament; Official visits of EP President in Germany; European Elections; signature of Treaties; introduction of Euro; Ceremonies and exhibitions.

Memoclip: European Parliament - Germany (Presskit EE14)

Willy BRANDT, former Chancellor of Germany gave a press conference on 15 November 1989 in the European Parliament in Brussels, just a few days after the fall of the Berlin wall

EP rewind: Press conference by Willy BRANDT after the fall of the Berlin wall

In late 1989, Brandt became one of the first leftwing leaders in West Germany to publicly favor a quick reunification of Germany, instead of some sort of two-state federation or other kind of interim arrangement. Brandt's public statement "Now grows together what belongs together," was widely quoted in those days.

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