Cheers to Kennedy Cologne-Wahn:-detail machine rolling out d. m. inscription "United States of A.", gangway and flight staff i. foreground. -Carpet is rolled out, close. Emblem printed on the plane (the seal of the President of the U. S.), close. Kennedy, gets out, comes with 2 companions gangway hint. himself down, front close, Adenauer is located. the submontane d. gangway m. Cabinet members and women stands, half-close. Cameramen side half-close. Kennedy + Adenauer, who speaks to him, move with Entourage, including from hassel + Schröder from the airplane, frontal, close. With Ehrengarden +. Audience eaves airfield, police behind the Mule. Kennedy walks, accompanied by Adenauer and generals, honor guard off, remote and close to half, shaking hands with an officer. -People are grouped and applaud. Adenauer keeps halbseitl with Kennedy, airfield, welcoming speech (production sound) in the circle of listeners. close. The generals, close. Kennedy speaks (interview - s. SPR. text), halbseitl., close, before hint. him sth. retired men's standing. -Zuhörd intermediate cuts. Cabinet members m. Adenauer in middle, Erhard + Rusk smth. behind him, halbseitl. close. Camera, half total, big, turns on the lens of cameraman. Kennedy + Adenauer shake einand. d. hands. half close.
Cologne. A young boy takes postcards m. Kennedy picture of stand, close. Men load lock bars by truck and put them on the road to close. Men are about to attach a covering for stair-step to a podium in the open air, close. Press representative sits on d Street on a pedestal and taps on the typewriter, which he keeps on d. lap, soloseat. close, short. Waiting group police officers, close in front of a House. -Triumph drive Kennedy's in off. Car along the banks of the Rhine and through streets be with spirit. The amount of driving scenes of the triumph of the wide hem of the people, by winkd. People on balconies and Windows. Police briefly with horses, pushing lot holds back, Man Group on roof, half close, Kennedy neb. Adenauer in the off. Car, close. -Kennedy appears at the lectern before the Town Hall, frontal, close, smiles and waves, various settings. be spirit. Lot, Kennedy speaks, close (original sound) (translator NEB. him), his hands m. concept, close, beckoning and jub. Amount before City Hall i. background. Smiling groups: Kennedy's sister in addition to agree. Ladies - Kennedy itself and translator - Schröder as well as Rusk - jew. close. Adenauer speaks (interview s. SPR. - T.), close, jub. Lot. Swivel about accumulation prior to Cologne Cathedral, Kennedy comes inmitt. Mr Coulter steps up, halbseitl, half-close. Expensed. About DOM, bildf pan.
Bonn. T. man on roof binoculars passes another, half-close. Police traffic sign, make up surrounded by people, again, expect & hel [...] Youth, which climbs down from monument base, half-close. Upward swing close by people along the roadside on movie poster "Patrol boat PT-109". Oblique supervision on huge Assembly and upward swing on Bonn City Hall i. Htrgr., total, half-close. Kennedy delivers speech on City Hall steps, surrounded by men and cameramen, including Luppa i Htrgr., close. Countless heads of the crowd and US banner in the fo, lateral ones. -Mr. food in d. Villa Hammerschmidt. -Aufwärtsschwehk by Händeschütt on Kennedy ended the neb. Adenauer welcomes men, close. Various settings. discussion Mr groups, among others with Erhard close. Swivel dev. on gesture de hand of one of the diskut. Gentlemen, it's close. -Swivel series soldiers (BC if seen) that keep a barrier rope, opened views of car coming up the road + escort, remotely. Guard soldier makes close before building, small head turn. Kennedy gets out of car, soloseat. located near a Lord on the road to the entrance, soloseat.
Winkd. People trellis, Kennedy, off. Car (Schröder sitting next to him) standing, waving on trellis driving temporarily, close, in the driveway before Palais Schaumburg, v. rear views with the following. Companion car, near Blick on rows of numerous camera operators ago Palais, halbhah. Hanau. Large military show. -Kennedy walks, betw. 2 generals immediately, from the garden, half-close + close. Ehrengarden + firing salute cannons behind them, half total. Car driving with Kennedy Traditio. Military parade field with related companies and tanks from, away. Driving record US-soldier series, close, short.
Frankfurt. Photo reporter in the midst of restless people, close. Various settings. Police officers keeping back the drängd. Amount, close. Policeman has close in the hustle and bustle of young girls away rising over something on the hands. -Go through lot Kennedy and companion, k. shakes hands close. Excited waving women close, close. -Kennedy on the speaker - podium, smiling, waving, close, with men behind it, among other things Rusk. Supervision on the lot before the Romans, Kennedy says, nah (original sound is interrupted v. translation of the speaker), behind him including Erhard + Schröder, once. enthusiastic crowd, including numerous heads, bildf.
Berlin with flags opium Brandenb. Gate, frontal, half total. Many cameramen + observer on a pedestal, half-close. Truck with giant Panel with hate slogans drive in front of the gate, close, Kennedy climbs high, half close, k. neb. General on high, close, considered a table shown him by a Polizisten(?) close, behind him, Adenauer now appears on the elevation to short. -Vopos 2 on the fire. Gate, frontal, close to half. Kennedy, now with several add. on high, Willi Brandts beside him, including from rear sight. -Div. once. Triumphal procession through Westberl. Neb streets under confetti - and shredded paper rain, Brandt. Kennedy in the off. Car. Div. driving scenes jub. People on balconies and along the way, 2 boys on scooters on the road driving alongside, half close, cyclists column road behind people hem, jubilant man with child in arms, close, various settings, jub. + winkd. Quantity on Schöneberg Town Hall Square, Kennedy at the lectern, frontal, close, speaks (interview) (translation). Schröder, Dean Rusk, and Adenauer on grandstand sitting and smiling, half-close. Kennedy by stepping aside and put in your purse, close concept. Cheering in d. height sehd. People, frontal, close. -
Jubilation to Kennedy Kennedy in Germany title brand of 7, 6 arrival airport of Cologne-Wahn Adenauer actuality, Kennedy interview Cologne preparations Town Hall (address "Cologne mass in the Cathedral Alaaf") Bonn Palais Schaumburg Hanau military parade Frankfurt speech Berlin wall checkpoint Charli Schöneberger Town Hall interview final brand
Cheers to Kennedy airport of Cologne-Wahn. Punctual to the minute the jet aircraft comes to a standstill. The President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, enters German soil. Purpose of his journey: a working visit. He is welcomed by Chancellor Adenauer.
At this moment begins a visit, which bears all traits of a historic meeting: it is the first intense encounter of Kennedy with the German people since the now 46-year-old took office. The political background of the upcoming days is already visible when greeting: "your visit by us as a landmark of deep friendship acknowledges that now connects the German and the American people for years. Your visit, Mr President, is a political act."
To the surprise of many, the President in all hardness and openness identifies the fate of the United States with the fate of Germany: your freedom is our freedom, and an attack on us is an attack on you. "For your safety is our safety, your liberty is our liberty, and any attack on your soil is an attack upon our own."
Then President Kennedy pays tribute to the merits of Chancellor Adenauers with a warmth that goes far beyond a mere gesture of courtesy. He calls him an architect of the unit and a champion of freedom.
"Finally I have therefore come to Germany to pay tribute to a great European statesman, Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, architect of unity, a champion of liberty, a friend of the American people."
The next phase in the process of these days is characterised by Protocol and organization. Last works and first reports. Briefing the police... and then it's time. An Ehreneskorte led the guest in the direction of Cologne. The trellises of the people be denser and denser, the train slower - the more the President approaches the town center. Prospects were paid dearly for, or laboriously climbed. Curiosity, sympathy, and good weather have mobilized the masses.
Hundreds of thousands waiting in front of the Cologne City Hall looking forward to the first speech and John F. Kennedy, which is said to it to the Germans did never a right ratio, touched the Rhinelanders I instead: "it is in this spirit that I come to Cologne to see the best of the past and the most promising of the future." "May I greet you with the old rhenish saying: Cologne Alaaf!"
The additional words of the Chancellor are indicative of the humor of this hour: "We thank him sincerely for this intimate knowledge of the Cologne – although he didn't say anything of the cabal of Cologne – I hope that the further exists - but, my fellow citizens and fellow, Let me too close with the word: Cologne Alaaf!"
The applause of the Cologne splashes against the Cologne Cathedral and her cheering accompanied the President in the Interior. The driving rhythm of the log ends here for 40 minutes. The Catholic President of the United States hears a fair in a German church.
Bonn. The police evict endangered places. The city centre is cordoned off. In a movie theater, the Kennedy's life story is announced.
And to see this man and listen to the most powerful man in the Western world today, tens of thousands have gathered: in a semicircle of Berlin to Saigon, we will retain the freedom to Jefferson's prophecy fulfilled: that the freedom on the duration of contagious.
The first day ends in the intimate atmosphere of a Mr dinner given by Chancellor Adenauer. Kennedy met 64 leaders from politics, journalism and business.
Second day. Police backs up the driveway to the Palais Schaumburg. The political work begins for President Kennedy and his entourage. The final communiqué speaks after the meetings with Chancellor Adenauer of complete agreement. And then, the Bonner again have their guest, - fresh, rested and still dissolved as of the day before. The Americans call him "Darling of the gods" - and watching him accordingly.
The morning of the third day is part of the American forces in Germany. President Kennedy is a military parade in Hanau. The here stationed units are equipped with modern missiles.
The visit to Frankfurt caused a wrestling match between police and the public. The enthusiasm of the hundreds of thousands knows no bounds of mahr.
Break before the Romans together pass all safety measures. For the fourth time President Kennedy speaks to the population: (translation), no one can say whether a storm will come, but what may also happen - we believe in God and we are ready.
The fourth day in Berlin. He begins with an equally desperate as ridiculous propaganda action of Communists. A table with hate slogans against the Federal Republic in the position is brought before the Brandenburg Gate imposed bashfully with flags.
President Kennedy stands minutes later for the first time before the wall, that sharp guarded monster of political terror, which the young and great statesman known as the symbol of Communist failure.
President Kennedy drives through the streets of West Berlin: the police estimates that 1 1/2 million Berliners on the legs are.
What is happening in these historic hours in Berlin, is the recent unprecedented in history. The jubilation of the Berliner is a man who is factually and is skeptical about known as cool. But his words to the Schöneberg Town Hall Square show a different Kennedy. Never before, an American politician, formulated a clearer judgment about the Communist policy in Berlin: (translation) as there are A few who claim that they could work together with the Communists: let them come to Berlin! "Let them come to Berlin."
Others believe communism is for evil, but important for the economic progress: "Let them come to Berlin."
Today in a free world is the proudest confession: "Ich bin ein Berliner!"
All free men, wherever they also live, are citizens of Berlin, and as a free man I proudly say: "Ich bin ein Berliner!"
