File:MSC 2014 Schmidt GiscardDEstaing Kissinger Bahr Sikorski Miliband Joffe Kleinschmidt MSC2014.jpg

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English: 50th Munich Security Conference 2014: MSC at Fifty: Helmut Schmidt (Former Federal Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany; Editor, Die Zeit), Valéry Giscard D'Estaing (Former President of the French Republic), Henry Kissinger (Former U.S. Secretary of State), Egon Bahr (Former Federal Minister for Special Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany), Radosław Sikorski (Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Poland), David Miliband (Former Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs of the UK; President and Chief Executive Officer, International Rescue Committee), Josef Joffe (Editor, Die Zeit).
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Tobias Kleinschmidt  (1988–)  wikidata:Q65532365
 
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