The popularity of this policy may have led Markus Wolf to leak the information that Gunter Guillaume was a spy.
Opponents of this policy attempted to overthrow the government in the first "constructive motion of no confidence." The initial secrecy of this policy was broken when the Bahr paper was leaked to Quick magazine. The development of this policy was supported by the Four-Powers Agreement, which prompted the creation of "permanent missions" under the Basic Treaty and the signing of the (*) Transit Accord. The popularity of this policy may have led Markus Wolf to leak the information that Gunter Guillaume was a spy. This policy was symbolized by the "kniefall" performed by its creator at the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Memorial. This policy replaced the Hallstein doctrine, which refused to recognize a certain country. For 10 points, name this policy of Willy Brandt which called for better relations with East Germany.
Opponents of this policy attempted to overthrow the government in the first "constructive motion of no confidence.
Ostpolitik [prompt on translations like "Eastern policy"]