Titlebook: Helmut Schmidt; Pioneer of Internati Hartmut Soell Book 2014 The Author(s) 2014 Economic and Financial Cooperation.European Integration.Ger

NUL

Interview by James Reston (New York Times) with Helmut Schmidtord came into office that no similar abrupt changes should took place as had happened with Ford’s predecessor in 1971—with the end of the convertibility of the dollar into gold—without consultation with the industrialized countries mentioned above. It was an anticipation of the beginning of the Worl

使服水土

打谷工具

法官

最高點(diǎn)

theta-waves

A Short Biography of Helmut Schmidt by Hartmut Soell the Weimar Republic: “Born in the war, for the (next) war.” His parents’ roots were half working-class, half lower-middle-class, typical of rapidly growing Hamburg in the late nineteenth century. Through intelligence and immense diligence his father had progressed from elementary school to become a

alleviate

Speech in Nairobi: World Currency Conference, 25 September 1973e linking of the international monetary system to the dollar had ended (See Hartmut Soell: .—., vol. 2 (München: Deutsche Verlagsanstalt, 2008): 258ff.). Here he was concerned to combine the different concepts of the balance of payments—the United States favoured automatic sanctions, the Europeans a

平常

合群

Abutment

Interview by James Reston (New York Times) with Helmut Schmidt New York Times. (See James Reston: “Bonn Chancellor Bids Ford Act With Care on Inflation—Warns in Interview That Extreme Moves by U.S. Could Upset World Economy Asks Day-to-Day Consultation”, in: . 25 August 1974. This article which summarized Schmidt’s comments in the interview.) This interview un