On the recordJune 22, 1963
In this respect, he is true to the saying that the young student in Cologne would go to Paris to learn about life, to Holland to learn to count, and to Great Britain to become a tradesman.
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presidency.ucsb.eduIn this respect, he is true to the saying that the young student in Cologne would go to Paris to learn about life, to Holland to learn to count, and to Great Britain to become a tradesman.
Remarks at the Rathaus in Cologne After Signing the Golden Book.
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