Willy Brandt - Germany - EU - 1974

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  • Опубликовано: 23 окт 2024

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  • @karsten9895
    @karsten9895 7 лет назад +109

    I love Willy! Interviewer: "Were you never at all tempted...seduced by Hitler in any way?" Willy: "No, I was not." (gives him a look like: what an idiotic question!). Interviewer: "Why?". Willy: "Why should I?" The whole interview is very impressive. He was a truly a great man! What a life! I met him, when I was a young man in February 1990. Thanks for uploading the video.

    • @Exodon2020
      @Exodon2020 4 года назад +15

      It WAS a moronic question as even the interviewer himself recognized how Brandt fled from the Nazis because as a Social Democrat he was branded an enemy of the State.
      I mean seriously: is he suggesting Germans are naturally inclined towards being seduced by Nazis? Then he should be glad the Brits also didn’t trip in Hitler’s honeypot - oh wait: they did! When the Nazis remilitarized the Rhineland back in 1936 - a blatant violation of the Treaty of Versailles the Brits did nothing. When Germany annexed Austria in 1938 - again a violation of Versailles: the same. The Brits then succeeded to sell the Sudetenland to the Germans in exchange for them guaranteeing to honor the independence of Czechoslovakia - just to then again do nothing when Hitler subjugated the rest of the country either. They only stepped in after Germany invaded Poland - and even by then it was more of a formality until the German attack in Belgium in the spring of 1940.
      Insulting a Resistance fighter like that - a man who‘d later come to win the Nobel peace price as one of only two Germans so far for his efforts of reconciliation with our Eastern neighbours... this guy got nerves!

    • @yampk1
      @yampk1 4 года назад +8

      @@Exodon2020 He asked a legitimate question: if so many millions of Germans were seduced by Hitler, why were you not?

    • @karsten9895
      @karsten9895 3 года назад +6

      @@yampk1 if the journalist had formulated it the way you did, then yes. But he didn't! It was an idiotic insult. Actually, the guy made the basically racist implication that Germans are somehow genetically inclined towards nazism.

    • @cvb777
      @cvb777 3 года назад

      Well, objectively it's a stupid question but he asked a question that many viewers might want to ask. So he is actually a good journalist.

    • @karsten9895
      @karsten9895 3 года назад

      @@cvb777 see my reply to James Kenyon.

  • @Antimanele104
    @Antimanele104 4 года назад +79

    This man has won the respect of a continent and the world.
    Japan should learn a thing or two from Germany and specifically adress their war crimes and forward a formal apology to the countries it devastated in WW2.

    • @Vahki100
      @Vahki100 2 года назад +10

      Russia should do that to half of Europe too. Never forget the Soviet crimes. Never!

  • @wgkaycricket99
    @wgkaycricket99 5 лет назад +46

    2:46
    No I was not
    Why should I?
    Love you Willy❤
    Best of our Chancellors in Germany🇩🇪❤

    • @wgkaycricket99
      @wgkaycricket99 4 года назад +14

      @Tread Knought He fight against Hitler
      This is so much more brave than the most Germans at this time

    • @CaptCondor
      @CaptCondor 4 года назад +1

      @Tread Knought you are hopefully aware of the fact, that the agent you mentioned was planted there by the GDR against Brandts or the west german governments knowledge. Like secret agent stuff. So stating, that he harboured foreign agents is pretty uninformed propaganda on your part.

  • @Oliver-kf5cy
    @Oliver-kf5cy 2 года назад +61

    I'm rather impressed. Both Brandt and also Helmut Schmidt spoke English far superior to the average German politician even today.

    • @NisarKhan-jm1uh
      @NisarKhan-jm1uh 2 года назад

      I personally think olaf scholz, Angela Merkel, armin laschet, frederich merz and annalena baerbock also speak pretty good English.

    • @kellymcbright5456
      @kellymcbright5456 Год назад +4

      Brandt learned lots of languages. In exile in Norway he learned Norwegian so well as to write in norwegian newspapers. Then fled to Sweden and quickly learned Swedish and again worked as a journalist.
      But education played another role in those days. It was a key for any career.

    • @dorianphilotheates3769
      @dorianphilotheates3769 Год назад +3

      They were smart guys.

    • @nathancoleman7235
      @nathancoleman7235 Год назад

      Yes Ollie!

    • @druski3751
      @druski3751 10 месяцев назад +2

      Better than most natural English speakers if we’re being honest.

  • @TejasR
    @TejasR 4 года назад +30

    When someone says, "It is for others to say if I have succeeded", and "I have failed far too many times to pick one as an example", that's humility.

  • @doganpamuk5093
    @doganpamuk5093 3 года назад +23

    Ich bin ein Türken, der nicht in Deutschland gewesen war, aber Ich Stolz auf mit Herrn Brandt. Ich hab manche Artikel und Bücher über ihn gelesen. 1) Otto von Bismarck 2) Der große Frederick und zuallerletzt Willy Brandt sind Ehrenmänner für Gesischte und Menschheit. diese Leute muss vorbild sein werden.

  • @RajeshBassiouni
    @RajeshBassiouni 4 года назад +25

    Schade das diese Formate nicht mehr existieren.

  • @anaghashyam9845
    @anaghashyam9845 5 лет назад +46

    we need a capable man like Willy in SPD now!

    • @TheSpiritOfTheTimes
      @TheSpiritOfTheTimes 5 лет назад +5

      Men of that mettle can't be produced nowadays, perhaps not a bad thing.

    • @windyvista3657
      @windyvista3657 3 года назад +8

      Growing up in opposition to authoritarian governments forges people of steel.

  • @steffenkirsch2387
    @steffenkirsch2387 2 года назад +11

    Yes, it is an highly interesting and indeed impressive interview. Willy speaks excellent English.

  • @yuliafrik2474
    @yuliafrik2474 8 месяцев назад +3

    Oh, my God... when asking about his further possible politician career, he answered he's almost 61(!!!!!) and having not many years ahead for active political activities.... What a wise and intelligent person!!!!!!!.. Not starving for power till the last breath of life, as many today... Good memory for Herr Willi Brandt

  • @marcziegenhain8420
    @marcziegenhain8420 6 лет назад +44

    Unser Willy war der Beste.

    • @rippspeck
      @rippspeck 3 года назад +2

      Na aber sowas von! Herr Brandt war einer der größten Staatsmänner, die Deutschland je hervorgebracht hat.

  • @norbertzimpfer7548
    @norbertzimpfer7548 3 года назад +15

    Daß er so hervorragend Englisch sprechen konnte, war mir nicht bekannt. Im Nachhinein erscheint mir nun der Rücktritt als Fehler. Brandt hatte viele Feinde, die durch seinen Rücktritt profitiert haben.

    • @11Kralle
      @11Kralle 3 года назад +4

      Er konnte auch fließend Norwegisch und Schwedisch sprechen - da ist sein hanseatisches Englisch dann doch nicht mehr so überraschend...

  • @juanmerino8856
    @juanmerino8856 5 лет назад +17

    Wonderful man and with good intention. The greed and craziness of the world didn't let him to develop his vision of a more cooperative world. How he said in this interview, that only thing he regretted was that he couldn't make Germany a better neighbor to the other European communities.

  • @windyvista3657
    @windyvista3657 3 года назад +16

    This dude was clearly brilliant

  • @kurtohnehelmundgurt
    @kurtohnehelmundgurt 4 года назад +9

    Ein super Typ gewesen!

  • @22fret
    @22fret 3 года назад +7

    We've had two great post-war chancellors. Brandt and Schmidt, but I must admit that I prefer the latter. Those were men of dignity and authority which you can't necessarily say about today's politicians. What a pity...

    • @HouseOfAntioch
      @HouseOfAntioch Год назад

      Don't forget Konrad Adenauer, the greatest of them all

    • @YlL-ji2sl
      @YlL-ji2sl Год назад

      ​@@HouseOfAntiochAnd Helmut Kohl.

    • @florianblume31
      @florianblume31 7 месяцев назад

      @@YlL-ji2sl A true man of dick-nity.

  • @politicalphilosophy-thegre3894
    @politicalphilosophy-thegre3894 3 года назад +7

    Interesting how when this interviewer interviews British politicians he never once interrupts, yet when it is a foreigner he does it constantly.

    • @dfolt
      @dfolt Год назад

      Yes, I would agree. At certain points of the interview, the interviewer was not was not particularly courteous.

  • @jasonjung0614
    @jasonjung0614 Год назад +3

    I can sense the island mentality of this British interviewer😄

  • @yiankeeyiankee8362
    @yiankeeyiankee8362 26 дней назад

    How such personalities are missed nowadays!

  • @yashiraeunicerodriguezmora1046
    @yashiraeunicerodriguezmora1046 Год назад +4

    Germany breaks my heart, I will never understand how a civilized, educated and sophisticated country was dragged into savagery and barbarism, being a very beautiful country with a very interesting culture, after the war I can't imagine how hard and difficult it meant to be German or Being a German citizen, the guilt, the shame and the stigma must have been brutal, Germany became the ugly duckling of humanity, I only wish that this never happens again and that the new generations are able to understand their past and not make the mistakes of their ancestors and heal their wounds...🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😢😢😢

    • @11Kralle
      @11Kralle Год назад +2

      Then you should read history and learn about German militarism - in the 16th century, king Francis I of France was concerned that just ONE of the many protestant German princes could muster troops to invade his realm from the north-east. A century later nearly all of Germany's neighbors ganged up on the Holy Roman Empire to speed up the 30years war, which still was a civil war with mostly germans fighting against germans. As reaction to this humiliation, Prussian militarism developed - with it an ideal of education that is still in use in many countries - which had to cope with the napoleonic power in the early 19th century. After that, like the british naval supremacy, Prussian militarism became the hallmark of warfare on land to this day. All this happened to a new founded German nation that had a very conscious notion about its history.

    • @yashiraeunicerodriguezmora1046
      @yashiraeunicerodriguezmora1046 Год назад

      ​@@11KralleOooh, Thank you...❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

    • @germanchris4440
      @germanchris4440 Год назад +2

      You have to finally understand how world events and the way of the world is staged ,towards a certain target. This world is ideologically and dialectically guided, by big ideas, which the ruling politicians of the countries follow together over generations, assuring that these ideas are good and necessary, while certain others are bad. - Why? Where do these ideas come from? They are ancient and come from the same ones that that previously caused the problems, and then offer solutions and responses to them.
      The only question is who has real power in this world - and what these powers want! And they have told us this clearly for a long time. One must hear it only also.
      It should have become obvious now anyway, or do you still believe in official policy and history? Do you still?

  • @gudrunpowell3602
    @gudrunpowell3602 4 года назад +10

    Love this great man and always will.

  • @kartoffeln4879
    @kartoffeln4879 5 лет назад +19

    and now, Britain does the opposite. Leaves EU. Collapsing their economy.

    • @cauliflowersupremacist8789
      @cauliflowersupremacist8789 4 года назад

      Lol, he would support that if he saw the sorry state of the EU today. Forcing people to accept Muslims and 3rd worlders. He was pretty much an immigration critic, halting Turkish immigration, saying "we must think of our own countrymen first". If he lived today he would be called a Neon Yahtzee by people like you.

    • @tlatosmd
      @tlatosmd 3 года назад +10

      @@cauliflowersupremacist8789 Dude, you're obviously confusing Brandt and Schmidt.

    • @hinken3716
      @hinken3716 3 года назад +6

      @@cauliflowersupremacist8789 you don't even know which chancellor you're talking about. This is not Helmut Schmidt.

    • @cauliflowersupremacist8789
      @cauliflowersupremacist8789 3 года назад

      @@hinken3716
      Schmidt was not chancellor in '73.

    • @kartoffeln4879
      @kartoffeln4879 3 года назад +1

      @Gary Fletcher well economy projected to diminish.

  • @nathancoleman7235
    @nathancoleman7235 Год назад +1

    Willy Brandt(1913-1992)🇩🇪🇪🇺RIP

  • @dfolt
    @dfolt Год назад +3

    With regard to e question whether the EEC can manage without the U.K., Brandt's answer @15:07 with hindsight to Brexit seems to be prophetic.

  • @MrDastardly
    @MrDastardly 4 месяца назад

    Excellent. 👏👏👏👏👏

  • @mikoshino
    @mikoshino 5 месяцев назад

    Blessed to see this in 2024.

  • @kiphongsit
    @kiphongsit 9 месяцев назад +1

    Brandt almost sounds British but it's probably because in Norway they teach people to speak in British accent so he must have learned that accent during his exile

  • @Mbetman
    @Mbetman Год назад +1

    He stayed chairman of his party and undermined his chancellor's Schmidt's power. That's why Schmidt failed in the end. Brandt is very much overestimated!

  • @rippspeck
    @rippspeck 3 года назад +2

    Somebody show this interview to Jeremy Clarckson so he finally knows what Germans sound like.

  • @bnkundwa
    @bnkundwa 3 года назад +2

    I like the promotion of young populations.

  • @hildegunstvonmythenmetz6619
    @hildegunstvonmythenmetz6619 4 года назад +4

    Seems quite current

  • @fatamerican6624
    @fatamerican6624 5 лет назад +10

    imagine MSNBC or CNN giving an interview like this LOL

  • @KristynaNovotna-xz5re
    @KristynaNovotna-xz5re Год назад

    Is there any sign of conversation about Kniefall?

  • @yuliafrik2474
    @yuliafrik2474 8 месяцев назад

    👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @rejectionisprotection4448
    @rejectionisprotection4448 4 месяца назад

    Actor Mattias Brandt's (Babylon Berlin) father.

  • @RichardMcConte-lw4go
    @RichardMcConte-lw4go Год назад

    What is the most used language in culture and diplomacy today ????

  • @eduzz4655
    @eduzz4655 Год назад

    He doesn't inhale...

  • @Nolant.
    @Nolant. 2 месяца назад

    Is this a tno reference ?!??!?!?!?!?!

  • @ItsPinkMuffin
    @ItsPinkMuffin Год назад

    Natürlich war sein Rückteitt ein fehler. Its what happens, when you lead without fear. Doesnt matter if you tend to darkness or light. It looks the same from the outside. Only NOW we know that he tended to do good, als walk in the light. You never know. But thank god Helmut Schmidt knew.

  • @RichardMcConte-lw4go
    @RichardMcConte-lw4go Год назад

    What is the common language of Europe?????

  • @RichardMcConte-lw4go
    @RichardMcConte-lw4go Год назад

    What is European Business culture & social model

  • @HermannGoering1893
    @HermannGoering1893 Год назад +2

    Hey thats the guy who leads the slave revolt!!!

  • @yuspliff9654
    @yuspliff9654 2 года назад +1

    He somehow sounds a bit like Neil Kinnock

  • @SWRWOLF
    @SWRWOLF 5 лет назад +2

    Oh this Willy! ((

  • @raihanshrk1955
    @raihanshrk1955 Год назад +1

    3:47 wait imma smoke first.
    Sorry what??

  • @michaelwisse9284
    @michaelwisse9284 2 года назад

    Ik hoop dat Engeland tegen de Duitsland wint
    Ja dat zit diep in mijn hart Vrouwen van Engeland en Sarina is een Engelvaardig Engels Vrouw

  • @karolinanowakowska7901
    @karolinanowakowska7901 2 года назад

    Zobaczcie propagandowy film dokumentalny, przybliżający sylwetkę i karierę polityczną Willego Brandta - ruclips.net/video/3QfdXOkS14A/видео.html

  • @JamesTilsley1
    @JamesTilsley1 5 лет назад +9

    He’s cool but not Helmut Schmidt cool.

  • @simo6456
    @simo6456 2 года назад

    The lie all calmed down. The liar artist.,

  • @caezar55
    @caezar55 3 года назад +2

    He fled to Norway at age 19 while his friends died fighting for their country. And we're supposed to say he's a hero now.

    • @veitdalee4810
      @veitdalee4810 3 года назад +30

      You mean he fled in 1934 when his friends were prosecuted by the Nazis and put into concentration camps.

    • @monky6301
      @monky6301 3 года назад +20

      He did not claim that he is a hero. But on the other hand, what is so heroic in dying in a stupid war?

    • @norbertzimpfer7548
      @norbertzimpfer7548 3 года назад +20

      He fled YEARS before the war or being drafted into the Wehrmacht. He did a fine job helping the Resitsance during the war.

    • @schusterlehrling
      @schusterlehrling 3 года назад +10

      His school friends were lead into an unjust war and some of them killed by the Nazis because they were jews or declined to hail the evil oppressive dictatorship. And those who followed the Nazis were lead into a war which was unjust, against human and democratic values, and with its quest for an alleged "superiority" which was racists of course to the highest possible degree. They were killed in great numbers for a lost cause in the end and for the most evil reasons ever.
      So the question is more why didn't 99 percent of the Germans act like Willy Brandt and avoided the war, suppression, and racism?

    • @schusterlehrling
      @schusterlehrling 3 года назад +4

      Well, they were told to die for their country. But that was not true. They died for a racist dictatorship that kilked and imprisoned Millions without any cause. It was a sad and futile death, as a vicorious Germany would have been the greatest nightmare for Germany itself.