Fotoarchiv Landesmedienzentrum Baden-Württemberg

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Hauptbahnhof um 1927

Sigmaringen: Schloss 2012

Schöntal mit Kloster, Jagstwehr und Damenbad im Winter

Luftschiff Graf Zeppelin

Bad Wimpfen 1962 / Brugger, Flugroute 5

Sohn des Webers, Mout, Oase Dâkhla

Schweiz: Silvaplanasee / Silvaplanersee 1975

Kinzigtal während der Apfelblüte

Queen Elizabeth II, accompanied by The Duke of Edinburgh, visited Germany from 18 to 28 May 1965.Her first  visit played a crucial role in strengthening diplomatic ties and fostering friendship between the two nations. It was a significant act, given that Britain and Germany had been at war only two decades earlier. The Queen received an enthusiastic response from the crowds. Her visit was considered to be a great success by both sides.
The photographs were taken by Hans Steinhorst, the photographer of the Landesbildstelle Württemberg, now Landesmedienzentrum Baden-Württemberg. 
This photograph shows the Queen with the Prime Minister of Baden Württemberg, Kurt Georg Kiesinger.
For more information, please follow this link to the British Pathe website: https://www.britishpathe.com/asset/154940/ 
"Landesmedienzentrum Baden-Württemberg / Hans Steinhorst"
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