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Why is Kennedy’s repeated claim “Ich bin ein Berliner” especially effective for his West Berlin audience in 1963?
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Why is Kennedy’s repeated claim “Ich bin ein Berliner” especially effective for his West Berlin audience in 1963?

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It shows that Kennedy identifies with his audience and supports Berliners in their struggles.

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It demonstrates that Kennedy identifies with his audience and supports Berliners in their struggles. Just took the test, hope this helps:)
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