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"It should finish up being more like the German style of government than the French," says Yang Sung Chul, one of the new president's men in the National Assembly.But what chance does Mr Kim have of creating a Bundestag, let alone a stage on which to play the part of Brandt one day?

Willy Brandt was the last German chancellor to address both houses of the British parliament, delivering a speech in 1970 hailed in a Guardian leader as "an unqualified success".

Similarly, the US embassy cables from Haiti are filled with page after page of reports on meetings with members of Haiti's bourgeois families – Mevs, Boulos, Brandt, Mourra, Apaid, Baker, etc.

Apart from the Brandt commission on international development and north-south relations (1977-83), wasch was out of touch with the harsher temper of the times, he undertook few big public tasks, preferring to become what his lieutenant, Ian Gilmour, later called "the most distinguished backbencher since Richard Cobden" the Victorian apostle of free trade.

But if Mr Schröder did become chancellor, the tandem might soon start to look just as rickety as a similar one did a couple of decades ago, when Helmut Schmidt, a pragmatic Social Democrat, was chancellor and Willy Brandt was a more "traditionalist" party leader.

The Social Democrats are torn between pride for the Ostpolitik started by Mr Willy Brandt, which may have helped to bring this week's events about, and fear that a wave of nationalism could now benefit the parties to the right of them.No one has much idea how the revolution to the east will affect the West German election only 13 months away.

Instead, Moulinex-Brandt will probably be broken up, and its separate brands either sold to rivals or closed.

But on September 7th came a bleak announcement: Moulinex-Brandt had suspended payments to creditors and been placed under six months' court protection while a buyer is sought.

AS RECENTLY as early July, managers of Moulinex-Brandt, a French-Italian group that makes electrical and white goods, issued a statement denying that they were preparing to file for bankruptcy protection.

Matsushita and Sony, the giants in Japanese consumer electronics, feel surer of a brighter future than their battered European rivals, Philips, Grundig and Thomson-Brandt.

There are beach scenes, grey streets, chaotic house parties and political portraits, among them a scrum shot of John F. Kennedy (the American president), Willy Brandt (West Berlin's mayor) and Konrad Adenauer (the Chancellor of West Germany) riding in a car at Brandenburg Gate in 1963.The show has a youthful spirit, and children are a recurring theme at their first communions, playing football.