Bitburg controversy - Wikipedia
Although not part of the original itinerary, as part of their own reconciliatory gesture, Reagan and West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl made an impromptu visit to the Bergen-Belsen …
The Bitburg Controversy - Jewish Virtual Library
President Reagan and West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl spoke about the importance of Holocaust remembrance beside the mass-graves of the Nazi concentration camp of Bergen …
Bitburg-Kontroverse – Wikipedia
Als Bitburg-Kontroverse wurde in den Medien die Diskussion benannt, die sich nach den Kranzniederlegungen am 5. Mai 1985 an der Kriegsgräberstätte Bitburg-Kolmeshöhe in …
Helmut Kohl - Wikipedia
Helmut Josef Michael Kohl (German: [ˈhɛlmuːt ˈkoːl] ⓘ; 3 April 1930 – 16 June 2017) was a German politician who served as chancellor of Germany from 1990 to 1998 and, prior to …
REAGAN JOINS KOHL IN BRIEF MEMORIAL AT BITBURG GRAVES
1985年5月6日 · Accompanied by Chancellor Helmut Kohl, Mr. Reagan walked slowly through the narrow, hilltop cemetery, ablaze with tulips and marigolds. Mr. Reagan did not glance at the …
REAGAN-KOHL TIES: CASUALTY OF DISPUTE? - The New York …
1985年4月26日 · Through a quest for a telegenic symbol of reconciliation, followed by botched staff work, Chancellor Helmut Kohl and President Reagan have stumbled into a dispute that …
Bitburg Controversy - Encyclopedia.com
President Reagan and West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl spoke about the importance of Holocaust remembrance beside the mass-graves of the Nazi concentration camp of Bergen …
Helmut Kohl and Ronald Reagan at the Military Cemetery in …
1985年5月5日 · On September 22, 1984, Helmut Kohl and François Mitterand had joined hands in a symbolic moment at Verdun. As an equivalent to this historic gesture, Helmut Kohl invited …
Die Märchenwelt des »Bitburg-Gipfels« - DER SPIEGEL
1985年5月5日 · Ronald Reagan blieb ihm nichts schuldig: »I like Helmut Kohl«, bekannte er. Damals war er es, der nach Kohl zu greifen pflegte.
Helmut Kohl and Ronald Reagan at the Military Cemetery in …
As an equivalent to this historic gesture, Helmut Kohl invited U.S. President Ronald Reagan to make a joint visit to the Bitburg Military Cemetery in West Germany. Forty years after the end …