For justice, betray the people.

 When the Nazi's came to power in 33 years, households in Norway... ...when the Nazi German army came into Norway, Swedish households were anti-Nazis in Sweden... ...and came back only after defeat. The Allies want to, but the Germans are a little... ...disgusting at heartily. Even if Hitler was the only one, I was the only imperialist Anglo-French at the time, but during the war, he was attached to the enemy. This kind of person even became the prime minister... ...and became the model for Kim Dae Jung by promoting Eastern policy for the first time. I went to Poland, kneeling in a Jewish cemetery, and I cried my eyes and cried my eyes out. But I'm sorry for Paddle, but Roh Tae-woo was the first to do our northern policy. But abandoning Poland's territory or signing a nuclear non-proliferation treaty seems too long... ...when China also became a nuclear power in 1960 and formed the five nuclear clubs, Germany at the time... ...but eventually gave up voluntarily. the limits of a defeated country Instead, West Germany, along with Japan, emerged as the largest economic power at that time. A long price to pay for the Allies and Jews. Roh Tae-woo and Kim Il-sung also agreed to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula in 1992. a quick violation of the rules We also need Manchuria in the face of economic panic... ...if we invade, Bonhae immediately goes to exile, China, and then comes back to be suspicious after defeat... ...will we be beaten to death by ethnic fascists? In Germany, the defeated countries, the responsibility of crime, and the countries that touched it are too much... ...I feel that nationalism has been too severely denied for the reason. Of course, the Germans are to blame. In the nineteenth century, I should have been more careful, but I didn't know where I was. Of course, Brandt and other German socialists are to blame for the right conscience. We have such a conscience... ...for example, if a person like Rhyu Si-min says, "Pashoun, the national anthem of the Korean national flag... ...it's a stone baptism right now... ...do we still need a nationalist craze because it's much worse than Germany?" But I don't want to... I don't want to! Either way, it's fun to go overboard. ========================================================Pumpel Billy Brandt won West Germany (1913-1992). Born Karl Herbert Graham in 1913 and died in Unkel in 1992. prime minister who promoted Eastern policy Since 1970, she has lived a life stained by frequent scandals involving women, along with criticism that she is a "traitor of her country" in the process of promoting Eastern policy. It is also well known that he was born as a illegitimate child. But now, along with Prime Minister Adenauer, he is in the front row of the names of politicians that the Germans respect the most. When the Nazi's took power, he fled to Norway to escape arrest when he was targeted by the Gestapo due to his activities as a youth member of the Social Democratic Party. The name that came to be used at this time was Billy Brandt. He went to Norway to earn a living as a journalist. When the Germans occupied Norway, they fled to Sweden again and stayed there until the end of World War II. After the war, he returned to Germany as a Norwegian citizen and served as a public relations officer at the Norwegian legation in Berlin for a while. To return to politics, he re-acquired German citizenship and served as Berlin representative of the Social Democratic Executive Committee for a while before being elected to the Federal Assembly in 1949. Eight years later, he became mayor of West Berlin (1957-66) and gained worldwide fame. He showed great moral courage when the Soviet Union demanded that West Berlin be demilitarized free time (1958) and especially when the Berlin Wall was built in 1961. In 1964, he succeeded Erich Olenhauer as chairman of the SPD, and challenged the position of prime minister three times in 1961, 1965 and 1969. When the grand coalition governments of the Christian Democratic Party and the Social Democratic Party were established in 1966, Brandt became foreign minister and deputy prime minister. His party succeeded in gaining more seats in the 1969 federal election, establishing a coalition government with the minor Liberal Democratic Party and pushing the Christian Democratic Party to its first opposition position. His first major decision was to revalue the German mark, and the second major decision was to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. The following year when he was elected prime minister, Brandt devoted himself to foreign affairs, particularly by formalizing a policy known as the Ostpolitician, to improve relations with East Germany, other communist countries in Eastern Europe, and the Soviet Union. As a result of his efforts, he signed a treaty with the Soviet Union in August 1970 to renounce mutual force and recognize Europe's current border, a German-Polish non-aggression treaty to recognize the Oder-Naisse line as Poland's western border, and a four-nation agreement on Berlin's status in September 1971. His treaty with Poland sparked controversy, with critics claiming it meant the loss of German territory occupied after World War II, while supporters praised Germany for reunifying and stabilizing relations with Eastern Europe. Brandt, a staunch supporter of European integration, had an influence on expanding the European Economic Community (EEC) by defeating French opposition. He was more enthusiastic than any other leader in bringing Britain and other countries into the EEC. However, he resigned as prime minister in May 1974 due to the East German espionage case within his government. Brandt is known to have played a major role behind the scenes in German reunification in 1990, and expressed deep interest in the issue of the Korean Peninsula, where the state was divided in a similar form to Germany. Brandt was named the Nobel Peace Prize winner in 1971 in recognition of his steady efforts to reconcile East and West.