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Jun. 06, 1973 - Parliamentary Whip of Social Democratic Party, Karl Winand, is suspected of being heavily discriminated in bribery affair: Former deputy of christian Democratic Union Party, Julius Steiner, admitted to editors of German magazin Quick that he received money before the vote of no-confidence last year intended by Rainer Berzel (then opposition leader) to replace Chancellor Willy Brandt. Steiner claimed to have obtained DM 50.000 offered by SPD party whip, Karl Wienand (photo). By having abstained in the vote of the no-confidence, Steiner caused general excitement

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Abstained Admitted Brandt Bribery Caused Claimed Discriminated Editors Heavily Intended Magazin No-confidence Obtained Offered Parliamentary Quick Rainer Replace Steiner Suspected Willy


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