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Germans Loved Obama. Now We Donât Trust Him.
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Only a few thousand people turned up for president Obama at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin on June 19, 2013, compared to the 200,000 people who turned up there for Obama in July 2008. This shows how much German opinion has changed in less than 5 years. The early enthusiasm about Obama has faded, says Greens Party leader Malte Spitz.
Malte Spitz on Germany's view of U.S. president Obama in 2013
04/05/2009
Only a few thousand people turned up in 2013 for Obama at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin on June 19, 2013, says Greens Party leader Spitz, compared to the 200,000 who turned up for candidate Obama in July 2008, showing how much has changed in less than 5 years.
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