Documents on Germany, 1944-1970

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Foreword 111	1

Protocol of Proceedings of the Crimea Yalta Conference February	8

Note From the Soviet Union to the United States Rejecting the Proposal	14

Allied Statement on Zones of Occupation in Germany and the Occupa	17

Agreement Further Amending the Protocol of September 12 1944 to	23

Protocol of the Proceedings of the Berlin Potsdam Conference August	32

Recommendations of the Transport Directorate Concerning Rail Traffic	42

Decision of the Control Council Delegating Certain Functions to the	45

Statement by Foreign Minister Gromyko Submitting New Soviet Pro	459

Statement by Foreign Minister Gromyko Presenting a Soviet Counter	465

Note From the Soviet Union to the United States Protesting the Proposed Page	470

Statement by Secretary of State Herter Proposing That the Geneva Con	471

FourPower Communiqué Issued at the Close of the Foreign Ministers	481

Joint Communiqué Issued at the Conclusion of Talks Between President	482

News Conference Statement by President Eisenhower Concerning	483

Statement by the Department of State on the Continuing Validity of	492

Decision of the Air Directorate Amending Draft Regulations Governing	51

Agreement on Control of Movement of Civilian SelfPropelled Road	57

Memorandum of Agreement Between the United States and the United	77

Report by Secretary of State Marshall on the Fifth Session of the Council	86

Statement by Marshall Sokolovsky Marking the Soviet Withdrawal From	92

bracketed note beneath each such title in the body of the compilation the reader is given citation to a source	93

Tripartite Statement Announcing Extension of the Western Deutsche	99

Statement Issued by the Soviet Government on Withdrawal of the Soviet Page	100

Note From the Soviet Union to the United States Agreeing to Negotiations	107

FourPower Directive to the Military Governors in Berlin on Lifting	115

Note From the United States to the Soviet Union Insisting on Lifting	121

Note From the U S Representative at the United Nations to the U	130

Draft Resolution Urging Implementation of the FourPower Directive	137

Statement by the Three Western Military Governors in Berlin Barring	144

The North Atlantic Treaty Signed at Washington April 4 1949	145

Statement by the Department of State on the Status of the JessupMalik	152

Statement of Principles Governing the Relationship Between the Allied	158

Communiqué on the Sixth Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers	164

92	165

Constitution of the German Democratic Republic Promulgated	170

Note From the United States to the Soviet Union Protesting the	176

Letter From the Allied Western Kommandatura to the West Berlin	182

Joint Resolution To Terminate the State of War Between the United	188

Note From the United States to the Soviet Union Proposing Creation of	194

News Conference Remarks by Secretary Acheson Concerning Interfer	200

93	203

Bracketed Note on the Bonn and Paris Agreements of May 26 and	207

Note From the United States to the Soviet Union Reasserting the Need	213

Note From the United States to the Soviet Union Urging a Single	221

Letter From President Eisenhower to Chancellor Adenauer on the Implica	227

British Eden Plan for German Reunification Through Free Elections	233

Statement Issued by the Three Western Foreign Ministers at the Conclusion	241

Bracketed Note on the Paris Agreements of October 23 1954__	248

October 23 1954 Extracts	254

Soviet Decree Terminating the State of War Between the Soviet Union Page	260

Draft Treaty on European Security Submitted by the Soviet Union	267

Letter from Chancellor Adenauer to Chairman Bulganin Reserving to	273

Note From the United States to the Soviet Union Reasserting Soviet	279

Declaration on Germany and European Security Issued by the Foreign	285

Note From the American Ambassador in the Federal Republic of Germany	286

Note From the United States to the Soviet Union in Support of the West	299

1957	306

Letter From Chancellor Adenauer to the Soviet Ambassador to the Federal	312

Communiqué and Joint Declaration Issued at the Conclusion of Talks	318

Letter From Chairman Bulganin to President Eisenhower Endorsing	324

Note From Polish Minister Rapacki to the American Ambassador	328

Letter From the American Ambassador in Bonn to the Soviet Chargé	335

Memorandum From France the United Kingdom and the United States	343

Address by Chairman Khrushchev Proposing That the Western Powers	350

Note From the Soviet Union to the United States Regarding the Status	360

Communiqué Reaffirming Quadripartite Responsibilities in Berlin Issued	366

3355	378

Note From the United States to the Soviet Union on the Status of Berlin	379

Note From the Soviet Union to the United States Transmitting a Draft	390

Note From the United States to the Soviet Union Protesting Detention	411

Note From the Soviet Union to the United States Agreeing to a Foreign	412

Note From the United States to the Soviet Union Agreeing to a Foreign	419

Agreement Between the United States and the Federal Republic	425

Statement by Secretary of State Herter Reviewing Respective Positions	432

Statement by Secretary of State Herter Regarding Berlin Geneva June	451

Statement Issued by the Commandants of the Three Western Sectors	501

Note From the United States to the Polish Peoples Republic Concerning	508

Statement Issued by the American Embassy at Bonn Rejecting the East	512

470	513

1961	518

Report to the Nation by President Kennedy Following His Talks With	527

News Conference Statement by President Kennedy on Communist Threats	539

Note From the United States to the Soviet Union on the Questions	546

Statement by President Kennedy on a German Peace Settlement and	553

Communique of the NATO Council on the Problem of Germany and Berlin	562

Note From the Western Commandants in Berlin to the Soviet Commandant Page	568

Note From the Soviet Union to the United States Protesting the Transport	574

Note From the Soviet Union to the French Republic Protesting the Flight	583

Interview of President Kennedy by Aleksei Adzhubei Editor of Izvestia	590

Address by Foreign Minister Gromyko to the Supreme Soviet of	596

Note From the Soviet Union to the United States Protesting Dangerous	602

Note From the Soviet Union to the United States Protesting the Proposed	607

Note From the Soviet Union to the United States Protesting Harassment	613

Joint Declaration by the President of the French Republic and the Chan	619

Note From the Soviet Union to the United States Protesting Extension	625

481	632

Address by Chairman Khrushchev in East Berlin Proposing the Creation Page	635

Note From the Soviet Union to the United States Alleging Western	641

Note From the Soviet Union to the United States Protesting the Proposed	648

Joint Communiqué Issued at the Conclusion of Talks Between Chairman	654

Address by Ambassador McGhee at Tuetzing West Germany Concerning	660

Address by Polish Foreign Minister Rapacki at the United Nations Gen	667

Note From the United States to the Soviet Union Protesting Harassment	672

Statement by Soviet Representative Tsarapkin Before the Eighteen	678

Statement by the Federal Republic of Germany on the West BerlinEast	684

Letter From the British French and U S Representatives at the United	690

Memorandum From the Federal Republic of Germany to the French	696

Statement by the Federal Republic of Germany on East German Can	703

Address by Chancellor Kiesinger Before the Bundestag on the Foreign	711

Statement by Chancellor Kiesinger Before the Bundestag Regarding West	717

East GermanPolish Treaty of Friendship Cooperation and Mutual	724

Address by Chairman Ulbricht on a Possible Détente Between East	731

Memorandum From the Soviet Union to the Federal Republic of Germany	738

Joint Communiqué Issued by the Soviet Union and a PartyGovern	748

Note From the United States to the Soviet Union on Álleged Increase	754

Note From the Federal Republic of Germany to the Soviet Union Support Page	758

Revised Constitution of the German Democratic Republic Approved	767

Letter From the Permanent Observer of the Federal Republic of Germany	774

Statement by Foreign Minister Brandt Before the NATO Ministerial	781

Final Communiqué of the NATO Ministerial Meeting Brussels November	790

Statement by France the United Kingdom and the United States	796

Communiqué Issued by the Political Consultative Committee of	802

Extracts	812

Letter From Chairman Ulbricht to President Heinemann Transmitting	821

News Conference Remarks by Chairman Ulbricht on Negotiation of	829

Statement by MinisterPresident Stoph Stressing the Need To Recognize	835

Communiqué Issued After the Opening of Quadripartite Talks on Berlin	844

Statement by MinisterPresident Stoph Emphasizing the Need for a Treaty	851

Further Statement by MinisterPresident Stoph Reiterating the Need	854

Statement by the Department of State on Pending Negotiation by	860

Statement by Secretary of State Rogers Regarding the Treaty Between	866

Note From the Federal Republic of Germany to the United States	872

Final Communiqué of the NATO Ministerial Meeting Brussels Decem	879

Treaty Between the Federal Republic of Germany and Poland Concerning	884

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Título	Documents on Germany, 1944-1970
Autor	United States. Department of State. Historical Office
Colaborador	United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations
Editora	U.S. Government Printing Office, 1971
Original de	Universidade de Illinois em Urbana-Champaign
Digitalizado	6 Jun 2011
Número de páginas	897 páginas

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