JFK Visits The Berlin Wall During His German Visit of 1963

JFK at the Berlin Wall - 1963

With the Cuban Missile Crisis a fresh memory only eight months earlier, President Kennedy toured Europe in the summer of 1963 and stopped in Berlin on June 26, 1963 to address a crowd of over 150,000 against the ominous backdrop of the Wall that divided the two Berlins.

"Today the proudest boast is, Ich Bin ein Berliner"

The day before, Kennedy spoke at the Assembly Hall in Frankfurt and offered a similar message.

Kennedy: “For time and the world do not stand still. Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or the present are certain to miss the future.”

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All in all, JFK did much to bolster the confidence of the German people, in light of the increased Cold War posturing going back and forth in the divided city. Still, it wasn't until 26 years later that the Wall would finally come down.

'Mad Men': The world changes. Oh, and JFK is killed. - It Happened Last Night - Zap2it

'Mad Men': The world changes. Oh, and JFK is killed. - It Happened Last Night - Zap2it

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Iconic Lee Harvey Oswald Photo is no Fake, Dartmouth Professor

Ummm. Tell us something we didn't already know. Marina Oswald admitted she took the photos and Oswald's own Mother destroyed another photo in the sequence. There are/ were at least five photos in the series. JFK researchers have known this for years.
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National Geographic To Show JFK "Lost Tapes"

November In Dallas 2009 Updates

2009 November in Dallas Research Conference

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JFK Lancer has scheduled some of world's the leading researchers and the latest published authors to speak at November in Dallas 2009. And although that is strong motivation to attend the conference, networking with the attendees - an interesting, dynamic and diverse group of individuals - will also add to your NID experience. We hope you are making plans to be with us to commemorate the 46th anniversary of President Kennedy's death not only to hear our speakers, but to share your comments on the exciting topics being addressed.

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Peter Dale Scott comments

Mary Ferrell Foundation From the website of the Center of Research on Globalization, Peter Dale Scott on the recent NY Times article about the George Joannides story.

The JFK Assassination: New York Times Acknowledges CIA Deceptions

Source: www.globalresearch.ca

The New York Times, on October 17, published a page-one story by Scott Shane about the CIA’s defiance of a court order to release documents pertaining to the John F. Kennedy assassination, in its so-called Joannides file. ...

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New book alleges coverup

Les Leland was the grand jury foreman in the Chappaquiddick investigation. (Peter Simon)

Les Leland says it’s just a coincidence that his book about Chappaquiddick is coming out so soon after Senator Ted Kennedy’s death. “I’ve been working on it for six years,’’ says Leland, who was the foreman of the grand jury that looked into the tragedy. “I’ve lived for 40 years with the innuendos about what really happened.’’ In the book, called “Left to Die,’’ Leland says he was a naive, 29-year-old pharmacist when he found himself at the center of a national news story.