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Last Updated: Wednesday, 23 February, 2005, 18:46 GMT
In pictures: Bush in Germany
President Bush and Chancellor Schroeder review the guard of honour at the Electors Palace in Mainz
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US President George W Bush and German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder held talks in the German city of Mainz and declared they had put differences over the Iraq war behind them.
US President George Bush (centre right) and German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder (centre left) listen to their national anthems in Mainz, Germany
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Sixteen years after Mr Bush's father, President George H Bush, visited Mainz, the two leaders were keen to show the US-German alliance was still strong.
Doris Schroeder-Koepf and Laura Bush in the Roman German Museum in Mainz
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US First Lady Laura Bush and Mr Schroeder's wife, Doris Schroeder-Koepf, were given a tour of Mainz's museum.
German special forces patrol the Rhine river in Mainz, Germany
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Security was tight for the president's visit. These German special forces were patrolling the Rhine river.
A US supporter stands by a US flag in Mainz, Germany
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While some in Germany support President Bush and welcomed his visit...
Anti-Bush protesters in the German city of Mainz
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... many more were angered by his presence. About 4,000 demonstrators held a rally in Mainz, though they were kept well away from where Mr Bush held meetings.
Anti-war protesters in Mainz, Germany
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Demonstrators carried anti-war and anti-Bush banners...
Group of women dress up as cows to demonstrate in Mainz
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... others came up with more creative forms of objection.




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