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00:00 The Iron Helmets are the symbol of the German Revolution.
00:04 The Iron Helmets are the symbol of the German Revolution.
00:10 The Iron Helmets are the symbol of the German Revolution and the symbol of the European Union.
00:30 Today, the Human Rights Commission is pleased to present the Iron Helmets to you.
00:43 In March 1930, Helmut Kohl, son of Ludwig Hafen, a Catholic priest, joined the Catholic Council of the Republic of Germany, which was called the CDU at the age of 16.
01:01 In 1950, he enrolled in a university in Frankfurt to study for a doctorate.
01:11 In 1951, he continued his studies at the University of Schleswig and Delft and received a doctorate in history and economics in 1958.
01:23 Happy 22nd Life
01:26 Helmut Kohl was employed twice.
01:29 In 1960, he worked with the woman Hennela Renner, who died in a car accident in 2001.
01:40 The two sons of the two were Walter Kohl, born in 1963, and Peter Kohl, born in 1965.
01:49 In 2008, he worked with the woman May Richter.
01:54 The date of his death is important in the German Revolution.
01:58 In 1953, Helmut Kohl was executed in the court.
02:03 Later, he was sentenced to death in the German Revolution.
02:09 The German-German war of independence lasted for nearly 30 years,
02:14 and the collapse of the German-German community in 1989.
02:23 Helmut Kohl took the opportunity to change history by leaving a statement to win the German-European conflict,
02:34 and the agreement with the German-German alliance, and the establishment of the Great People's Republic.
02:39 Almost a year after the collapse of the Berlin Wall,
02:43 in the year of 1995, he met with Mikhail Gorbachev, the Soviet ambassador,
02:51 George Herbert von Kurbach, the US ambassador, and the European Parliamentary Assembly,
02:58 and the French-Soviet President, in the framework of the Treaty of Trier,
03:04 and granted him the right to have a second German-German alliance.
03:07 In August 18, 1990, Helmut Kohl signed the agreement of economic and social cooperation with Germany.
03:17 The agreement stated that during the German-German alliance,
03:21 it would be a sign of the 23rd Treaty of Moulton.
03:26 This agreement stated that the new state could be controlled by the United States,
03:30 by making a lot of noise.
03:32 The German-German alliance must sign the treaty on March 31, 1990,
03:39 and must be authorized by the German-German alliance on May 20, 1990.
03:46 In the third month of October 1990,
03:52 Germany was in a crisis and the German-German alliance was in a conflict with the German Empire.
03:57 The German and the US must form a second state,
04:02 which was called the German Empire,
04:06 called the German Empire.
04:08 The German-German alliance began to build up
04:12 with the German-German and the Soviet Union in the period between December and March 13, 1961,
04:20 to stop the Germans from escaping from the German-Communist Party.
04:24 The German-German alliance was 155 km long,
04:28 but now only 3 km left.
04:31 The German-German alliance must build a fortification to divide the German Empire into two
04:36 after the Second World War.
04:39 After the Second World War,
04:41 Germany must divide into four provinces,
04:44 governed by the allies, such as the United States, England and France,
04:49 and the Soviet Union.
04:50 The Soviet Union is the main force in the German-German alliance.
04:55 The first phase of the German-German alliance
04:59 was in September 22, 1989,
05:03 under the leadership of Helmut Kohl.
05:06 The two allies reunited in September 12, 1990,
05:10 due to a number of reasons,
05:13 such as the Soviet Union's ability to help the Allies,
05:17 the Soviet Union's economic development,
05:19 the Soviet Union's ability to help the Allies,
05:22 the United States, England and France,
05:25 to develop the German-German alliance.
05:29 After the Soviet Union's success,
05:32 Helmut Kohl decided that the German-German history
05:36 in the Odenitz River was a part of Poland.
05:40 And so he signed the German-German Treaty of Trent.
05:46 In 1993,
05:48 Helmut Kohl signed a treaty
05:51 with the German state that Germany would not defend itself again.
05:56 The treaty was rejected by the German people living there.
06:01 The German-German alliance was formed
06:05 by the German President after the German-German alliance was formed.
06:10 In 1995,
06:14 the Treaty of Trent was signed for the first time,
06:16 and Helmut Kohl was awarded the title of "German President".
06:21 In his position as the President,
06:24 he was elected as the Prime Minister.
06:27 In the Soviet Union's treaty in 1995,
06:31 he was re-elected,
06:34 and was elected to the post of Rudolf Skarabin.
06:37 But the German Socialist Party, SPD,
06:41 and the Soviet Union were the ones who decided Helmut Kohl's fate.
06:45 In the course of the country's development,
06:48 the Soviet Union was the most influential.
06:51 In 1995,
06:54 Helmut Kohl received the award "Reason for Europe"
06:57 because he contributed to the development of Europe.
07:00 The Soviet Union was in a state of "no activity, no activity".
07:04 In the 1990s,
07:08 he was forced to resign and had to resign from his post in the country.
07:11 In 1998,
07:14 he fought for the release of Geir Haskolder
07:17 during the Soviet Union's coup.
07:20 In December 1995,
07:23 the Soviet Union's Supreme Court
07:26 awarded Geir Haskolder with the Supreme Court.
07:29 At that time, Helmut Kohl was promoted
07:32 to the position of the Supreme Court
07:36 and was awarded the CDU title
07:38 and was awarded two awards.
07:41 But he remained as a member of the German Socialist Party
07:44 and was elected to the parliamentary election
07:47 in the year 2000.
07:50 He was executed in June 2012
07:53 at the age of 82
07:56 in a house in the city of Lod.
07:59 Helmut Kohl's good news
08:03 1. Germany is our friend
08:05 and Europe is our future.
08:08 2. I don't want to go to jail.
08:11 I will keep my political values to the history.
08:14 3. The union of Germany and Europe
08:17 is a double-edged sword.
08:20 4. Peace must be in the present time.
08:23 5. We have united
08:26 not only by the policy of "together against the world"
08:29 but also by the "together against the world"
08:32 in the "together against the world"
08:34 in the "together against the world"
08:37 6. The countries that have a common future
08:40 do not make a war against each other.
08:43 7. The most important feature of modern Europe
08:46 is that there should be no war in Europe.
08:49 8. In the constitution
08:52 if a person does not agree to the agreement
08:55 nothing can be done
08:58 except the three-quarters of the people who do not agree.
09:01 9. If a person disagrees
09:03 to the agreement of my constitution
09:06 I will be angry if they say
09:09 I have participated in the disagreement
09:12 of the German people.
09:15 10. We all need Europe
09:18 not only us in Europe.
09:21 We as Germans need Europe more than other countries.
09:24 Germany is a country with a bigger future
09:27 and a country that shares the same common future with Europe.
09:30 Germany is a country with a bigger future
09:32 and a country that shares the same common future with Europe.
09:35 Germany is a country with a bigger future than Europe.
09:37 Germany is a country with a bigger future than Europe.
09:39 Germany is a country with a bigger future than Europe.
09:42 Germany is a country with a bigger future than Europe.