President John F. Kennedy’s visit to Germany in 1963, Photo; Licensed article; Original: 5740×4315; Photographer: Unknown; subject to license; Rights: © Bleek/zbf Media.
President John F. Kennedy Visit to Germany 1963 153
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President John F. Kennedy’s visit to Germany in 1963, Photo; Licensed article; Original: 5740×4315; Photographer: Unknown; subject to license; Rights: a9 Bleek/zbf Media. The visit of US President John F. Kennedy to Germany in June 1963 was a significant event during the Cold War and a strong symbol of western support for West Berlin and the Federal Republic of Germany. Historical significance: Strengthening of German-American relations. Kennedy emphasized the close partnership between the USA and West Germany and underscored the American security guarantee for the Federal Republic and West Berlin. A sign of solidarity with West Berlin His famous speech on June 26, 1963, in front of the Schöneberg Town Hall, where he said the legendary phrase “Ich bin ein Berliner
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