What does President Kennedy mean by claiming, “ich bin ein Berliner?” ...

Speech of US-President John F. Kennedy, at Rathaus Schoeneberg in West Berlin, 26 June 1963. Movie from the State Archive of Berlin and related to the collection Construction and Fall of the Berlin ...

Now, almost 55 years later, modern technology made it possible to recreate the speech in JFK’s own voice, and you can finally listen to. Voice synthesis is what allowed experts to bring the ...

President John F Kennedy’s historic visit to Berlin in 1963 changed the city and its place in history. He said that all free men were citizens of Berlin and made his famous statement ...

For one thing, JFK would obviously be a Boston ... In any case, "Berliner" also refers to a person from Berlin, and it was ...

JFK Jr. The Final Year, premiering Tuesday night, Kennedy’s friend Steven M. Gillon recalls how he obtained never-before-seen video of Kennedy, then 27, rehearsing his speech. “It’s ...

Kennedy had outlined his plan for stopping the spread of communism in his inauguration speech two years before ... the Soviets made a play for Berlin. In the divided German city, capitalist ...

United States President John F Kennedy gave a speech in Berlin at the height of the Cold War on 26 June 1963. It galvanised the world in support of West Berliners who had been isolated by the ...

John F. Kennedy waves goodbye to West Berlin as he boards Air Force One in 1963 - Bettmann/Getty Images ...

and the ascent of the first Aboriginal MP. (Photo: John F Kennedy making his speech in Berlin. Credit: Lehnartz/ullstein bild via Getty Images) ...