set gDates = [[], [0, "Sunday Times, March 19, 1989", "The Times, Nov 10, 1989", 0, 0, 0, "Times, July 22, 1990"], ["Sunday Times, March 11, 1990", 0, "The Times, May 1, 1992", "The Times, Sep 29, 1990"]]
set gName = getat(["Kohl"],1)
@[]#KOHL STRUGGLES WITH HIS BACK TO THE WALL#THE IRON CURTAIN TORN OPEN####KOHL GETS BIGGER EVERY DAY@BULLY-BOY WITH AN EYE FOR BLUFF ##GERMAN UNITY CASTS EUROPE INTO DEBT AND UNCERTAINTY#MAKING UP IS HARD TO DO
Helmut Kohl always stands out in meetings of European heads of state: he is 6' 4" tall and weighs around 16 stone. His considerable presence is due in part to a love of cream cakes#Although he subsequently had much cause for gratitude to him, Kohl described Mikhail Gorbachev as "no more than a Russian Goebbels" in 1986#In 1961 President Kennedy told aides: "It's not a very nice solution, but a wall is a hell of a lot better than a war"#Today, little of the Berlin Wall remains. The greater part of it was broken into tiny fragments and taken away by souvenir-hunters#Helmut Kohl was the first German chancellor too young to have fought in the second world war. He feels no guilt about the Nazi period, and once shocked Ronald Reagan by asking him to lay a wreath onthe graves of SS men. "They diedtoo, didn't they?" he said
