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There is a stunning list of virtual unknowns who have catapulted to the heights of the political firmament following their debut performances at Bilderberg meetings: Gerald Ford, Henry Kissinger, and Bill Clinton of the United States, Tony Blair of Great Britain, Giscard d'Estaing of France, Olof Palme of Sweden, Helmut Schmidt of Germany, and Paul Martin and Stephen Harper of Canada--to name a few. One key European leader, German chancellor Helmut Schmidt, would fall three months later--in large part because his Social Democrats were abandoning him over the missile deployment. Over lunches with Bob and the other partners at the bank, Jack McCloy would describe his work as High Commissioner after the War and his admiration for Konrad Adenauer and for the many successors he had known--every chancellor, right up to Helmut Schmidt who was in power at the time. |
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Helmut Schmidt - German statesman who served as chancellor of Germany (born in 1918)