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2. Here, more than 50 years after Kennedys June 1963 speech inBerlin, not only was that a historic moment, but the look andthe feel the unprecedented energy of his trip to Germany.Kennedy drew boisterous and, for the most part, adoringcrowds wherever he traveled, and less than two decades afterthe end of World War II, in a West Germany that was now anAmerican ally, was received as something of a rock star byyoung and old alike. 3. President John F. Kennedy inCologne, Germany, June 1963 4. JFK walks past German armedforces during his June 1963visit to Germany. 5. People watch and listen to John F. Kennedy on TV during his June 1963 visit. 6. People watch JFK's motorcadeduring his visit. 7. German police restrain crowdsduring JFK's tour. 8. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer (right) and Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt (center)look on as President John Kennedy shakes hands with enthusiastic womenduring JFK's June 1963 visit to Germany. 9. Fainting woman carried byRed Cross workers duringcommotion caused byPresident Kennedy's visit. 10. From a viewing stand, JFK gazes over the Berlin Wall atEast Germany and the Brandenburg Gate, June 1963. 11. Germans demand a reunitedGermany during JFK's visit. 12. President John F. Kennedy riding in one of many motorcades. 13. Here JFK rides with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. 14. A Kennedy admirer inFrankfurt, Germany. 15. Kennedy walks with dignitaries during his June visit. 16. German factory workers watch President Kennedy's motorcademake its way through Frankfurt, Germany. 17. A crowd scene in Frankfurt. 18. People watch from their windows. 19. JFK waves at the crowd during his speech in Bonn, Germany. 20. JFK gives his famous "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech. 21. JFK, Willy Brandt and Konrad Adenauer in Berlin. 22. JFK with Major General John R. Pugh (left), reviews the U.S. Army's3rd Armored Division ("Spearhead"), West Germany, June 1963. 23. JFK meets with US Army officers. 24. JFK reviews Army's 3rd Armored Division.