Kennedy In Berlin (1963)
Western Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany.
GV. Brandenburg Gate with red curtains draped in the arches of the gate. MS. Crowd of pressmen. LS. Large placard on side of lorry takes up a position on the east side of the wall so that American President John F. Kennedy can read it when he looks over the wall. Various shots of the President Kennedy taking up his position on platform to observe the wall. LS. Two East Berlin guards. Various shots of President Kennedy on platform. Various shots of President Kennedy driving in car through ticker tape welcome in West Berlin. Berlin's Mayor Willy Brandt and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Various shots of the crowd in square. MS. President Kennedy speaking at microphones - natural sound. Various shots of the massed crowd waving.
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Date found in the old record - 28/06/1963. Sound in the item is President Kennedy's speech - it disappears towards the end.
NB: This is JFK's famous Ich bin ein Berliner speech. Legend has it that he actually told the German crowds, I'm a Jelly Doughnut. He says the words at 02:34
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June 26th will mark the 50th anniversary of U.S. President John F. Kennedy's famous speech: Ich bin ein Berliner.
The speech, which underlined the United States support for West Germany in the wake of the construction of the Berlin Wall, proved to be a great morale boost for the people of West Berlin.
It concluded President Kennedy's state visit to Germany, during which he also visited the cities of Cologne, Bonn, Hanau, Frankfurt and Wiesbaden.
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John F. Kennedy's speech in Berlin
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John F. Kennedys Besuch in Berlin war ein politischer Akt der Entschlossenheit mit einer enormen Symbolkraft für die geteilte Stadt. Er gab den Berlinerinnen und Berlinern in schweren Zeiten neue Kraft und Zuversicht, indem er symbolisch einer der ihren wurde. Sein Besuch ist noch heute ein Zeichen der Versöhnung, der Hoffnung und der Freiheit sowie einer weiteren Stärkung der deutsch-amerikanischen Beziehungen.
Am 26. Juni 1963 hielt der amerikanische Präsident John F. Kennedy seine unvergessliche Ansprache an die Bevölkerung der geteilten Stadt vor dem Rathaus Schöneberg. Hunderttausende Menschen versammelten sich in hoffnungsvoller Erwartung - geprägt von den allgegenwärtigen Auswirkungen des Mauerbaus und des Ost-West-Konfliktes.
Museum The Kennedys Berlin
Das Museum The Kennedys in Berlin ist präsentiert die weltweit zweitgrößte Sammlung zur Familiengeschichte der Kennedys. Zu sehen sind zahlreiche Photographien, Filmaufnahmen sowie historische Dokumente und persönliche Familiengegenstände.
Kennedy Death Reaction In Germany (1963)
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Bonn and West Berlin, West Germany (FDR - Federal Republic of Germany).
GV Oil tanker on the Rhine. VS German and American flags at half mast on houses and buildings around Bonn, including the Town Hall. LS Small crowd of people on street corner in Bonn. CU German people's faces looking at street notice board. CU Notice board with news of the assassination on it. VS People buying German newspapers and CU montage of all the headlines of newspapers telling of the assassination.
GV Brandenburg Gate where flags are not at half mast, pan to Reichstag building with flag at half mast. VS Berlin flag and others at half mast around Berlin. MS Pan, of taxi in Berlin moving along street with small flag at half mast on aerial of the taxi. VS Buses and taxis with black ribbon trimmings. GV Low angle looking up clock tower of Berlin Town Hall MS German, Berlin and American flags flying alongside each other. VS Berliners queue to sign book of condolence and inside of people signing it. Outside again people lay flowers on the steps of the building, probably the American Embassy in West Berlin. VS American forces and armoured strength march past in a Memorial Parade in Berlin. MS Group on dais taking salute, Mayor Willy Brandt and his wife.
GV Berlin Town Hall at night. CU Berlin flag at night. CU Willy Brandt addressing crowd in Town Hall square. VS People in square listening, some holding torches and banners and it ends with small torchlight parade. CU Woman lighting two candles in her window. GV Building with lights at all windows they are the candles which are burnt as a traditional Berlin custom.
(F.G.) Old record suggests that material dates from around 25/11/1963.
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Berlin Police put on a show in Berlin where President Kennedy's mother is the Guest of Honor.
Berlin cops put on a show in Berlin. View of a stadium filled with 100,000 spectators. President Kennedy's mother Elizabeth Kennedy is the Guest of Honor for the Show. Policemen standing in formation. Close view of Elizabeth Kennedy. Policemen showing several stunts. Policemen on motorcycle trying to greet Elizabeth Kennedy. Police dogs playing soccer. Location: Berlin Germany. Date: September 5, 1963.
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Kennedy and Khrushchev in Berlin - June 26, 1963
The Cold War is raging. US President John F. Kennedy arrives in West Berlin in the morning of 26 June 1963. As he drives through the walled-in city, excited Berliners line the streets and give him a rapturous welcome. Children are given the day off school and businesses are closed. A reported 1.5 million people have come out to get a glimpse of Kennedy. His visit culminates with a speech in front of Schöneberg Town Hall, at that time the official seat of Berlin's mayor Willy Brandt and his successors. It is here that the young president and bearer of hope for West Berliners utters the legendary words ich bin ein Berliner to huge applause and cheers from the crowd.
Just two days after Kennedy, the GDR authorities retaliate by inviting Kremlin leader Nikita Khrushchev on a state visit to East Berlin. But the East Berliners' enthusiasm for Khrushchev is muted in comparison...
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Kennedy und Chruschtschow in Berlin - 26. Juni 1963
Es herrscht Kalter Krieg. Am Morgen des 26. Juni 1963 trifft US-Präsident John F. Kennedy in West-Berlin ein. Während seiner Fahrt durch die Halbstadt säumen die aufgeregten Berliner die Straßen und bereiten ihm einen Empfang voller Jubel. Es gibt schulfrei für die Kinder und Betriebe bleiben geschlossen. Anderthalb Millionen Menschen sollen auf den Beinen gewesen sein, um Kennedy zu sehen. Höhepunkt ist dessen Rede vor dem Rathaus Schöneberg, dem damaligen Amtssitz des Berliner Regierenden Bürgermeisters Willy Brandt und seiner Nachfolger. Dort spricht der junge Präsident und Hoffnungsträger der West-Berliner die legendären Worte: „Ich bin ein Berliner“. Er wird begeistert gefeiert.
Nur zwei Tage nach Kennedy trifft der Kreml-Chef Nikita Chruschtschow in Ost-Berlin ein. Die Antwort der DDR-Führung auf den Kennedy-Besuch. Doch Chruschtschow wird nicht annähernd so freudig begrüßt...
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Kennedy's Press Conference On Berlin Crisis AKA Kennedy Speaks On Berlin (1961)
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Washington DC, United States of America / USA
MS and CU US President John F Kennedy speaking on Berlin Crisis. He says that his meeting with Soviet leader Khruschev seven weeks ago has prompted a series of decisions by the US and its allies in NATO. Khruschev's decision to end US rights in Berlin will isolate West Berlin but the threat is world-wide. Kennedy says the free world cannot permit the Communists to drive the Western powers out of Berlin. He blames the Soviets for stirring up this crisis. We seek peace but we shall not surrender. (8 shots from two different angles). MS and CU Press photographers and sound recordists, in the Oval Office.
Note: Date on original paperwork: August 1961.
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1963: Ich bin ein Berliner – Kennedy in Berlin
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Am 26. Juni 1963 besucht US-Präsident John F. Kennedy West-Berlin. Für viele verkörpert der 45-Jährige eine neue Politiker-Generation. Die Berliner erwarten von dem US-Präsidenten auch eine Erklärung zur Lage der geteilten Stadt. Seit 22 Monaten ist der Westteil Berlins von einer Mauer umgeben. Moskau und Ost-Berlin wollen damit den Strom der DDR-Flüchtlinge stoppen. Das Bauwerk aus Stacheldraht und Beton teilt auch Freunde und Familien. (Rechte: © ZDF)
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy in Berlin, Germany - Part 1
ARC Identifier 28695 / Local Identifier 111-LC-45834 - Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations. U.S. Army Audiovisual Center. (ca. 1974 - 05/15/1984) - 1962 - Berlin, Germany, 02/22/1962 - 02/25/1962 - MLS, the Attorney General speaks before the Ernst Reuter Society at the Free University of Berlin. He speaks of Berlin, Germany, and of freedom. - Copied by Thomas Gideon
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John F Kennedy Ich Bin Ein Berliner speech in Berlin on June 26, 1963
Ich bin ein Berliner (I am a Berliner) is a quotation from a June 26, 1963, speech by U.S. President John F. Kennedy in West Berlin. The message was underlining the support of the United States for West Germany 22 months after Soviet-supported East Germany erected the Berlin Wall to prevent mass emigration to the West.
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Ich bin ein Berliner:John F. Kennedy in Berlin | 1963
Ich bin ein Berliner' - the famous quote from a speech given by US President John F. Kennedy. On the 26th of June 1963, he visits the city hall Schöneberg in Berlin to mark the 15th anniversary of the Berlin air bridge following the building of The Wall. His intention is to create a feeling of solidarity with the people of West-Berlin and he receives a euphoric reaction from the crowds.
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June 26th will mark the 50th anniversary of U.S. President John F. Kennedy's famous speech: Ich bin ein Berliner. The speech, which underlined the United States support for West Germany in.
This video segment, taken from JFK Years of Lightning, Day of Drums Documentary shows the speech John F Kennedy made to the free people of Berlin.
Western Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany. GV. Brandenburg Gate with red curtains draped in the arches of the gate. MS. Crowd of pressmen. LS. Large placard on side of lorry takes up a.
John F. Kennedys Besuch in Berlin war ein politischer Akt
Robert Kennedy In Berlin (1962)
Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany (Western Germany).
MS. Robert Kennedy's plane taxiing at Templehof Airport, West Berlin, in snow. MS. Guard of Honour. Various shots of American Attorney General Robert Kennedy and wife walking down steps of aeroplane to be greeted by Mayor of Berlin Willy Brandt. The party inspect Guard of Honour of US troops German police. MS. Open car drives through crowd lined street. Mr Kennedy stops at the Potsdamer Platz and looks over the dividing wall. Mr Kennedy waves with Mayor Brandt to crowd lined streets. Various shots of mass of 80,000 Berliners pack the square in front of Berlin Town Hall of Schoneberg. MS. Mr Kennedy & Willy Brandt arrive to Town Hall. Various shots of general activity in front of Town Hall, crowds waving etc. MS. Mayor Brandt at the microphone speaking - no sound. MS. Robert Kennedy speaks - no sound. The paperwork states that he talks about the close ties between USA and Berlin. Quote found in the paperwork: The courage and determination of the Berliners are the inspiration for the free world, together with other determined people we shall have and keep peace.
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Date found in the old record - 26/02/1962.
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