Documents on Germany, 1944-1961

United States. Department of State. Historical Office, United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations

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Foreword	1

Protocol of the Proceedings of the Crimea Yalta Conference February	8

Allied Statement on Zones of Occupation in Germany June 5 1945	18

British Eden Plan for German Reunification in Freedom January	29

Protocol of the Berlin Potsdam Conference August 1 1945 Extracts	40

Minutes of Meeting of Control Council Approving Establishment of	48

Stuttgart Address by Secretary of State Byrnes September 6 1946	55

Flight Rules by Allied Control Authority Air Directorate for Aircraft	63

TJGER Statement at Geneva by Foreign Minister Gromyko Presenting	465

TJGER Soviet Draft Peace Treaty with Germany Presented at the Foreign	475

TH EL	485

Statement at Geneva by Secretary of State Herter on the Question of	487

TJCER Statement at Geneva by Foreign Minister Gromyko on the Question of	507

Statement at Geneva by Secretary of State Herter Regarding Berlin Page	525

Statement at Geneva by Foreign Minister Gromyko Submitting	532

Western Proposal on Berlin Handed to Foreign Minister Gromyko	538

1947	73

Report by Secretary of State Marshall on the Fifth Session of the Council	82

Letter from the United States Commandant in Berlin to the Chairman	100

Note from the Soviet Foreign Ministry to the American Embassy	116

Letter from the American British and French High Commissioners	130

1953	139

Soviet Draft Peace Treaty with Germany February 1 1954	149

Declaration by the Western Foreign Ministers on Berlin October 22 1954	155

Western Agreement on the Exercise of Retained Rights in Germany	172

Statement at Geneva by Prime Minister Eden on European Security	178

Geneva Directive of the Heads of Government of the Four Powers to	184

Statement by the American British and French Foreign Ministers on	190

Soviet Proposal for Establishment of an AllGerman Council November	207

Foreign Forces in Germany June 6 1956 Extract	217

1957	233

Note from the Foreign Minister of the Federal Republic of Germany von	240

WA Address by the Polish Foreign Minister Rapacki on Disarmament	246

НС AideMémoire from the Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to the Ameri	274

Statement at News Conference by Secretary of State Dulles on German Page	284

Declaration Presented by the British French and United States Ambas	297

Western List of General Headings for Reviewing Specific Summit Agenda	311

Soviet Draft Treaty on Friendship and Collaboration July 15 1958	328

Remarks at News Conference by Secretary of State Dulles on Berlin	343

Statement by the Department of State Regarding the Soviet Note	363

Note from the United States to the Soviet Union on Berlin December	378

JGER Note from the Soviet Union to the United States Transmitting a Draft Page	381

33	397

HCGER Remarks at News Conference by Secretary of State Dulles on Germany	402

Statement by Secretary of State Dulles Before House Foreign Affairs	410

HCGER Address by Premier Khrushchev at Ninth AllGerman Workers Con	420

HCGR Address by Premier Khrushchev to a Rally in East Berlin March 9 1959	431

Note from the American Embassy at Moscow to the Soviet Foreign	441

8	445

ference at Geneva May 7 1959 Extracts	449

19	455

Statement at Geneva by Secretary of State Herter on German Reunifica	456

Statement at Geneva by the Foreign Ministers of France the United	551

Statement by Foreign Minister Gromyko at Moscow June 28 1959	559

50	561

Statement by Secretary of State Herter at the Resumed Foreign Ministers	566

51	574

FourPower Communiqué Issued at the Close of the Foreign Ministers	583

News Conference Statements by Secretary of State Herter March 9 1960	592

11GER Address by Premier Khrushchev at Baku Azerbaijan on the German	598

Committee On Events at Paris May 27 1960 Extracts	606

Note From the Soviet Union to the United States Concerning Military	615

Note From the United States to the Soviet Union Concerning East	621

Letter From the French Commandant at Berlin to the Soviet Commandant	628

Letter From the United States Representative to the United Nations	634

Joint Communiqué Issued by President Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer	641

Address by Premier Khrushchev at Moscow Concerning His Meeting	660

News Conference Statements by Secretary of State Rusk June 22 1961	666

Address by Premier Khrushchev at Moscow Concerning a Peace Treaty	672

German Peace Plan Submitted in the Peoples Chamber of the East Ger	678

Statement by President Kennedy July 19 1961	687

Report to the Nation on the Berlin Crisis by President Kennedy July	694

News Conference Statements by Secretary of State Rusk July 27 1961	701

53	711

Statement by the Departments of State and Commerce Concerning	714

Declaration of the Warsaw Pact Powers August 13 1961	721

Note From the Soviet Commandant at Berlin to the American British	728

Note From the Soviet Union to the United States Concerning Berlin	735

Statement by Vice President Johnson on Arrival at Berlin August	741

Statement by the American British and French Commandants at Berlin	753

News Conference Statements by President Kennedy Concerning Berlin	763

Final Declaration of the Conference of Nonaligned Nations at Belgrade	781

Department of State Press Release on Documents Regarding Air Access	787

Statement by President Kennedy at the Conclusion of the Visit of Presi	795

Communiqué by the Foreign Ministers of France the United Kingdom	801

54	821

Statement by British Foreign Secretary the Earl of Home at the United	823

5	831

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Nosaukums	Documents on Germany, 1944-1961
Autori	United States. Department of State. Historical Office, United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations
Izdevējs	U.S. Government Pring. Office, 1961
Oriģināls no	Hārvarda universitāte
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Apjoms	833 lappuses

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