Herbert Wehner, Helmut Schmidt, Willy Brandt, Germany

Jun. 06, 1980 - SPD-Party Rally in Essen, West Germany on June 8th and 9th, 1980: The SPD (Social Democratic Party of West Germany) have to become the strongest party of West Germany in the Bundestag. With this roll call Federal Chancellor Helmut Schmidt ended his 140 minutes address at the SPD Party rally, which took place from 8th to 9th June 1980 in Essen, West Germany. At the same time he warned his friends against premature euphoria: For a absolute plurality after the election day October 5th, 1980, there is no chance. The Chancellor defended his peace policy. In this connection he justified again his planned travel to Moscow, USSR. Also the smallest contribution of securing peace has to be done by West Germany. The main themes at the party rally of the Social Democratic Party of West Germany were: Security of Peace and Political tension, security in home affairs and integration of foreign workers, protecting the environment and family policy. Photo shows Herbert Wehner, Federal Chancellor Helmut Schmidt and the chairman of the SPD Willy Brandt

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