This politician survived a vote of no confidence brought on by the defection of Herbert Hupka only because secret police from a neighboring nation bribed Julius Steiner and Leo Wagner.
This politician survived a vote of no confidence brought on by the defection of Herbert Hupka only because secret police from a neighboring nation bribed Julius Steiner and Leo Wagner. This politician formally recognized the Oder-Neisse line during his term in office. He disguised himself as a Norwegian student named Gunnar Gaasland during World War II to escape the Nazis. He was succeeded in office by Helmut Schmidt after it was revealed that his assistant Gunter Guillaume was a spy. He superseded the the Hallstein Doctrine by championing a policy of "Change through Rapprochement" that sought to normalize his country's relationship with its eastern neighbor. For 10 points, name this former mayor of Berlin and chancellor of West Germany, known for his policy of Ostpolitik.
This politician survived a vote of no confidence brought on by the defection of Herbert Hupka only because secret police from a neighboring nation bribed Julius Steiner and Leo Wagner.
Willy {Brandt} [or Herbert {Ernst Karl Frahm}]