president kennedy meets, among others, the minister presidents of various states in west germany. parties. the governing mayor of west berlin. representatives of the european economic community, and representatives of the churches in germany. the first day's activities, including the formal and informal conferences, last until about midnight. it has been a day and evening a -- evening of fair skies, a good day for kennedy to see the rhineland in all its moods and colors. the second morning begins with a conference at the palace where chancellor adenauer has his office. 40 years separate these two statesmen who today are discussing questions of a more lateral nato atomic force, and effective test ban, and the west's strategy of peace. but those 40 years of age difference certainly don't seem to prevent a meeting of minds. the press comments on the esteem that the president shows towards the chancellor, and for his part, adenauer stays right instep with the kennedy pace. ♪ the people of bonn miss no chances to make their guests feel welcome. instead of ticker tape, in bonn they say

so many cameras at one time in west germany's capital is a rare sight indeed. are momentarily trained on representatives who have welcomed to -- the head of state. the chancellor of the federal republic of germany. it will be a highlight of his career, and a few moments he will welcome perhaps the most important guest germany has ever received. the president of the united states of america, john f. kennedy. for his own words provided the title of this documentary report. ♪ a 21 gun salute welcomes america's 46-year-old president. for the first time in his two and one half years in office, president kennedy steps on german soil. a chance to meet the german people during a four day working visit. over germany, a bright sky greets the american, whose timely visit to europe coincides with unique international developments. western europe on the brink of political change as the east bloc falters in ideological disunity. this is the turbulent atmosphere that surrounds the impending discussions, a climate of change as john f. kennedy meets the [indiscernible] ♪ [star

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[inaudible] so, for olympic execution east and west germany would play against each other and whichevere thatt would be the team that would represent germany or this combined team and seven preparation for the olympics the east german beat the west german team and east germany team was able to ultimately travel to nato countries to try to qualify for the only fix, but when it came to competitions where like fifa recognized east germany separate from west germany and other fifa competitions the east german team was not allowed to travel to nato countries for really any sport. if it was a team that represented east germany it went against nato regulation and particularly after the berlin wall went up and restrictions really were made tighter and so became confusing in some respects to the general public likewise east germany allowed to play soccer now, but not for other times and it had a confusing level-- >> just for background, did not apply to other countries, so this is east germany specific issue and is so with the nato members say it forfeited their games? is that how it worked? >>

and so in preparation for the 64 olympics east germany team beat the west german team in the east german team was able to ultimately travel to nato countries to try to qualify for the olympics. but when it came to competitions where it recognized east germany separate from west germany for competitions and other competitions, the east german team was not allowed to travel to nato countries or any sport of the team that represent east germany that went against nato regulations particularly after the berlin wall went up. restrictions really were made tighter. so it became kind of confusing like why are they allowed to comply soccer now but then they are not for another time. different countries or not. had a confusing level. >> just for background, this did not apply to other countries? this is east germany specific issue? and with the nato members just focus their games is that how it works or what was? >> [inaudible] when west germany joined nato all of the nato states agreed to support west germany policies to not recognize east germany. all of the other states could, they need to also

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later at his florida retreat, the incoming president named the former united states ambassador to west germany, to succeed avril hairman as chief u.s. negotiator in paris. a long time friend of mr. nixon's, he brought high credentials to his new assignment. he served as ambassador to south vietnam and for seven years was the chief united states representative at the united nations. the ambassador reported immediately to paris but expanded peace talks was at a deadlock about seating arrangements. the negotiators had increased to four. two new diplomats had appeared. the government of south vietnam sent the national liberation front. inside the conference room, the four delegations sought to find, in the words of ambassador lodge, the first practical steps on the road toward peace. this has been a film about certain events related to the search for peace in vietnam. how these events will serve the vietnamese people depends on how well or how badly negotiations proceeds. if they continue, peace will come to this part of the world. only then will our story be as it started as, a chronology of hope

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and you had that from the president of germany -- of west germany, finally, in 1985. the german, working off the past, has by no means been perfect. it is still being worked on. intensely. there are lots of debates about the way it has been done and the way it could be done better, but at the very least, they did several things which americans can learn from. first of all, they recognized that facing your criminal past is necessary for a country to be healthy and to become strong, and it is not a confession of weakness. it can be a road to strength, to have a more nuanced history and acknowledge you know the criminals in your past while also finding new heroes, which i think is a very important part of american debates about memorialization. that is not just what monuments we take down but what we put up and who we honor, and my hope is that the community -- i know most of the arguments have been focused on who we take down. i think it is at least as important for communities to discuss who are the people we would like to look up to, who are the values we want our chi

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today, i thought england's only major trophy came in 1966 when they beat west germany on home soil to claim the world cup courtesy of what's known in germany as the wembley goal. the rivalry has since made its mark on pop culture, germany both for world cup titles and 3 european championships there last year as when came in 1996 when they beat england and penalty shoot out in their own backyard on route to the final current england coach, garris southgate missed the decisive spot kick in the semi final clash. there is of course, great excitement with, with friends and people tuning into the game. but it's a game of football and then up at unity to get to a course a final. and that's what we focused on england have traditionally made more of the rivalry than the german counterparts with the media often stoking the flames of this rather one sided affair. but now that has been a role reversal of sorts. gemini, as usual, clinical efficiency has disappeared and 3, wildly inconsistent performances saw them not a loss when and a drawer to scrape through the group stage. threats, as long as i

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