ROYAL TOUR IN GERMANY - COLOUR
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- (4 Jun 1978) Her Majesty the Queen and Prince Philip arrived in Bonn at the start of their five day State Visit to West Germany to be greeted by President Walter Scheel. The Queen and Prince were given a warm welcome by the citizens of Bonn when they made the first 'walkabout' of the tour in the Marktplatz. ® On Prince Philip's itinerary the following day was a visit to the Manching to see the 'Tornado' Combat aircraft which is being built in a joint project by Britain, German and Italy. The Royal couple then lunched at the Palais Schaumberg with German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt and Frau Hannelore Schmidt. ® In her speech to the people of West Berlin the Queen reaffirmed the close ties they have with the British people. At Maifeld Stadium a Birthday Parade was held in honour of Her Majesty's 'official birthday' and the Queen and Prince Philip drove around the Stadium in an open landau.
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Hier sieht man den Tornado in einem Video von 1978 und Heute fliegt das Ding immernoch bei der Bundeswehr.
3:22 Helmut and Loki Schmidt. We miss both of you.
Germany showed really good manners to the Queen and Philip..
The Kojak Birmingham music appears again lol... Brilliant clip wonderful visit to West Germany
Elisabeth of Saxe Coburg and Gotha visiting her ancestral land.
Thousands of women change their names by getting married Dody - it's a straightforward legal process that is binding, are you disputing this?
In 1917 the British Parliament, the highest court in the land, changed the name of the reigning family to WINDSOR. What's you problem?
@@gordonsmith8899 so, her name is Elisabeth Glucksburg Battenberg now?
@@gordonsmith8899 well you can't change the fact that she's a Saxe Coburg Gotha descendant
@@wh_kers
The Saxe Coburg-Gotha is one of many other family lines.
Is it important?
Trump's grandfather was German born, his mother was a Scot - but he's an American.
Follow the drift?
Long live the monarchy 🇬🇧
Germans showed good manners and deceny to them.
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