JFK - Speech at American University (1963)

John F. Kennedy speaks to the graduation ceremony of American University in Washington, DC in 1963

In order to get the answer to this question, we must see Kennedy's speech at the American university on June 10, 1963: jfk said: "What kind of peace does it mean, what kind of peace? America's peace America It is neither the peace of a tomb nor the security of a slave but makes a life on the earth worthy and it talks about true peace that can grow the lives of mankind with the nation Not only peace of Americans but also peace of all men and women - not just the peace of our time but the peace of history - for children, building a better life, for the children - JFK http: // ja.wikipedia .org / wiki / American_University_speech http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/A_Strategy_of_Peace

Betty: (10 June 1963): five months before his assassination, Pres. At the American university graduation ceremony, Kennedy made a wonderful peace speech in the following way. Peace we demand can not win with the weapons of war. ...... In order to build a better life, "their children - not only the peace of the Americans, but all peace - peace of our days as well as peace of our era" Betty: (1963 11 Kennedy was acknowledged in Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, Houston in spite of a whimsical sign, Kennedy's wife Nelly went back to the front seat and said, "President, Dallas loves you I can not say that there is no. "

On June 10, 1963, President Kennedy made a speech at the American University in Washington, DC. This speech is often remembered because it announced a series of nuclear declarations - an interruption in the American air test and the start of negotiations on a comprehensive test ban treaty. People often forget that Kennedy proposed in this speech, "Peace not just peace of our time but always peace". President Kennedy asked the Americans to reconsider their pessimistic views on the future of humanity in the speech. "... War is inevitable and many of us believe that human beings are to be overwhelmed by our uncontrollable power is too much." However, he is still fate of mankind, I claim that it is in hand. Kennedy stated that sustained peace can be built up in the gradual evolution of the human system, not a sudden revolution of human nature.