A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of
Confidential
U.S. State Department
Central Files
FEDERAL REPUBLIC
OF GERMANY
1960–January 1963
Foreign Affairs
UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA
Confidential
U.S. State Department
Central Files
FEDERAL REPUBLIC
OF GERMANY
1960–January 1963
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Decimal Numbers 662A and 611.62A
Project Coordinator
Robert E. Lester
Guide compiled by
Blair Hydrick
A microfilm project of
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Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Federal Republic of Germany, 1960–January
1963 [microform] : foreign affairs : decimal numbers 662A and 611.62A / project coordinator,
Robert E. Lester.
microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
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microfilm edition of Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Federal Republic of
Germany, 1960–January 1963.
ISBN 1-55655-753-1
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ment—Sources. 3. United States. Dept. of State—Archives. I. Lester, Robert. II. Hydrick,
Blair. III. United States. Dept. of State. IV. Title: Guide to the microfilm edition of Confidential
U.S. State Department central files. Federal Republic of Germany, 1960–January 1963.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction ..............................................................................................................................
v
Scope and Content Note .......................................................................................................... vii
Source Note .............................................................................................................................. ix
Organization of the U.S. Department of State Decimal Filing System ................................. xi
Numerical List of Country Numbers ....................................................................................... xv
Acronym List ............................................................................................................................ xxiii
Reel Index
Reel 1
662A.00
662A.45J
662A.51J
662A.53
662A.51S
662A.60
662A.60E
662A.62
662A.62B
662A.63
662A.64
662A.65
662A.66
662A.67
662A.68
International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties—FRG
Political Relations between FRG and Other Countries .....................................
Political Relations between FRG and Ghana ....................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Laos ......................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Portugal .................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Algeria ...................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Eastern Europe ......................................
Political Relations between FRG and Iceland ..................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Germany ................................................
Political Relations between FRG and GDR .......................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Austria ...................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Hungary .................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Italy .......................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Rumania ................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Albania ..................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Yugoslavia .............................................
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
7
7
8
8
8
8
International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties—FRG cont.
Political Relations between FRG and Yugoslavia cont. ....................................
Political Relations between FRG and Bulgaria .................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Africa .....................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Guinea ...................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Cameroon ..............................................
Political Relations between FRG and Togo ......................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Mali .......................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Madagascar ...........................................
Political Relations between FRG and the Congo (Leopoldville) ........................
Political Relations between FRG and Dahomey ...............................................
Political Relations between FRG and Upper Volta ............................................
Political Relations between FRG and Ivory Coast ............................................
9
9
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
Reel 2
662A.68
662A.69
662A.70
662A.70B
662A.70C
662A.70D
662A.70E
662A.70F
662A.70G
662A.70H
662A.70K
662A.70M
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662A.70R
662A.70S
662A.70T
662A.70U
662A.70X
662A.70Y
662A.71
662A.72
662A.73
662A.77
662A.78
662A.80
662A.80A
662A.81
662A.82
662A.83
662A.83A
662A.84A
662A.85
662A.86B
662A.86H
662A.87
662A.88
662A.89
662A.90
662A.90B
662A.90D
662A.91
662A.92
662A.93
662A.94
662A.95B
662A.97
662A.98
Political Relations between FRG and the Congo (Brazzaville) .........................
Political Relations between FRG and Gabon ....................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Senegal .................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Nigeria ...................................................
Political Relations between FRG and South Africa ..........................................
Political Relations between FRG and Rwanda .................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Morocco ................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Tunisia ..................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Libya .....................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Somaliland .............................................
Political Relations between FRG and Tanganyika ............................................
Political Relations between FRG and the Near East ........................................
Political Relations between FRG and Cyprus ...................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Greece ..................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Turkey ...................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Syria ......................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Lebanon .................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Israel .....................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Jordan ...................................................
Political Relations between FRG and the United Arab Republic .......................
Political Relations between FRG and Yemen ...................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Iraq ........................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Iran ........................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Afghanistan ...........................................
Political Relations between FRG and the Far East ..........................................
Political Relations between FRG and Burma ....................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Pakistan ................................................
Political Relations between FRG and India ......................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Thailand .................................................
Political Relations between FRG and [Republic of] China ................................
Political Relations between FRG and Japan ....................................................
Political Relations between FRG and South Korea ..........................................
Political Relations between FRG and Malaya ..................................................
Political Relations between FRG and Indonesia ...............................................
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
13
13
13
13
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
15
15
15
15
15
15
16
Reels 3–5
611.62A
International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties—
U.S.–FRG
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG ................................................. 16
Subject Index ........................................................................................................................... 27
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INTRODUCTION
In 1945, Germany was in ruins, its cities gutted, three-fourths of the homes
in its cities destroyed, its industrial plants burned and bombed, and its land
divided into four occupation zones by the victorious Allies. Economic chaos, a
worthless currency, food and housing scarcities, and shattered morals and
morale combined to create a grim picture. Allied authorities administered their
respective zones and provided for the social, economic, political, and
industrial recovery of a divided Germany—eastern on a communist path and
western (the United States, Great Britain, and France fused their zones in
1948) along the “yellow brick road” of capitalism and political democracy.
Out of this chaos the Western Allies forged a new nation.
Following the establishment of state governments in western Germany in
1948, and with encouragement from the Western Allies, the Federal Republic
of Germany was established. The political fortunes of the new republic rested
largely in the hands of the Christian Democrats. The dominating personage in
postwar Germany was Konrad Adenauer, who took office as chancellor in
1949 and ruled until ousted in 1963. Elections held every four years confirmed
the Christian Democrats in office, although a reinvigorated and modernized
Social Democratic Party provided a strong and energetic opposition. West
Germany was headed toward a two-party system. Adenauer realistically
relegated to an indefinite future the question of German unification and the
“lost eastern territories.” His government strengthened ties with France,
cooperated in the movement of European economic integration, won the
support and confidence of the Western powers, and provided the domestic
stability and continuity that made possible the phenomenal German economic
recovery.
With assistance provided under the Marshall Plan, careful allocation of
resources, planning of capital investments, and cooperation with other
European countries in lowering trade barriers, West Germany embarked upon
an unprecedented economic and industrial expansion—the “German Miracle.”
Essentially the economic system remained capitalist, but the government
shaped economic and trade policies. Throughout the 1950s, Germany’s
industrial capacity expanded above and beyond its pre–World War II capacity
because of the lack of labor strife, increased demand for products due to the
Korean War, no burden of military expenditures, and government insistence
on reinvestment. By the mid-1960s, West Germany was producing well over
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twice as much as before World War II, even though its industrial rate of growth
showed signs of slowing down, largely because of a labor shortage (in spite of
a population increase of ten million).
In less than two decades since the ignominious defeat of Nazi Germany, the
Federal Republic of Germany became an impressive industrial and political
power, a coveted ally of the West, and an equal member in the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization (NATO). Material progress seemed triumphant over
ideology, at least among the older and middle-aged population. The only
sources of discontent appeared among students and youth, who, like their
counterparts elsewhere, rebelled and embraced a vaguely defined anarchism.
Many issues seemed to define West German foreign relations. These
included the long and arduous negotiation of the U.S.–West German balance
of payments and trade agreement, relations with France and Charles de
Gaulle, relations with NATO partners, support of the Common Market and
European economic integration, concern over East-West relations, and Soviet
support and control of East Germany.
Primarily, West Germany’s foreign affairs revolved around its European
neighbors, particularly the German Democratic Republic (GDR) or East
Germany. An immediate postwar concern to all West Germans was the
establishment of the GDR under the suzerainty of the USSR. The GDR
followed the general pattern of other Soviet satellites, collectivizing the land,
industrializing, and creating a one-party state. Liberals, democrats, and
socialists in West Germany, and the communists in the GDR, were at one in
their determination someday to reunite their divided nation. The West
Germans insisted that it be by free elections throughout German territory. The
GDR and their Soviet overseers insisted that it be by negotiations between the
two governments. Although consultations were undertaken, reunification
remained remote, the issue being less in German hands than in the larger
framework of postwar power rivalries.
Just as Germany remained divided, so did Berlin, which lay one hundred
miles deep within the GDR. Partitioned into Western and Soviet sectors, this
city was the scene of continuing international friction. In 1961, the Soviet and
GDR authorities erected a physical barrier, the Berlin Wall, in an effort to stem
the exodus of East Berliners to the West, thousands already having fled in
pursuit of the more democratic atmosphere and material plenty of the West.
The Berlin Wall crisis whipped East-West tensions to a fever pitch that
summer, but through skillful West German diplomacy, the crisis faded for a
time; Germany, East or West, did not want to be reduced yet again to
battlefield rubble.
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SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files,
Federal Republic of Germany, 1960–January 1963
The U.S. State Department Central Files are the definitive source of
American diplomatic reporting on political, military, social, and economic
developments throughout the world in the twentieth century. Surpassing the
scope of the State Department’s Foreign Relations of the United States
(FRUS) series, the Central Files provide extensive coverage of all political,
military, social, and economic matters relating to a particular country and/or
world event.
The State Department Central Files for 1960–January 1963 cover a crucial
period in U.S. and world history. Each part of the 1960–January 1963 series
contains a wide range of primary materials: special reports and observations
on political and military affairs; studies and statistics on socioeconomic
matters; interviews and minutes of meetings with U.S. and foreign government
officials and leaders; legal and claims documentation; full texts of important
letters and cables sent and received by U.S. diplomats and embassy
personnel; reports, news clippings, and translations from journals and
newspapers; and countless high-level/head of state government documents,
including speeches, memoranda, official reports, aide-mémoire, and
transcripts of political meetings and assemblies.
In addition, these records offer new insights into the evolution of American
foreign policy toward both allies and adversaries and into the shaping of the
policies of these countries toward the United States. Of even greater
importance for the study of individual countries is the comprehensive manner
in which the Central Files illuminate the internal affairs of foreign countries.
There are thousands of pages arranged topically and chronologically on
crucial subjects: political parties, unrest and revolution, human rights,
government administration, fiscal and monetary issues, labor, housing, police
and crime, public health and works, national defense, military equipment and
supplies, foreign policy making, wars and alliances, education, religion,
culture, trade, industry, and natural resources. On these subjects and more,
the Central Files offer authoritative, in-depth, and timely documentation and
analysis.
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SOURCE NOTE
Microfilmed from the holdings of the National Archives, College Park,
Maryland, Record Group 59: Records of the Department of State, Central
Decimal Files, decimal numbers 662A and 611.62A (Federal Republic of
Germany (West Germany) foreign affairs), for the period 1960–January 1963.
All available original documents have been microfilmed.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE
DECIMAL FILING SYSTEM
From 1910 to 1963 the Department of State used a decimal classification
system to organize its Central Files. This system assembled and arranged
individual documents according to their subject, with each subject having a
specific decimal code. The decimal system from 1950 to January 1963
consists of ten primary classifications numbered 0 through 9, each covering a
broad subject area.
CLASS 0: Miscellaneous.
CLASS 1: Administration of the United States Government.
CLASS 2: Protection of Interests (Persons and Property).
CLASS 3: International Conferences, Congresses, Meetings, and
Organizations.
CLASS 4: International Trade and Commerce. Trade Relations. Customs
Administration.
CLASS 5: International Informational and Educational Relations. Cultural
Affairs. Psychological Warfare.
CLASS 6: International Political Relations. Bilateral Treaties.
CLASS 7: Internal Political and National Defense Affairs.
CLASS 8: Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs.
CLASS 9: Other Internal Affairs. Communications. Transportation. Science.
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Foreign Affairs
For this section of the U.S. State Department Central Files, University
Publications of America (UPA) has microfilmed the documents contained in
Class 6. Within this class, each subject is defined by a decimal file number.
The decimal file number is followed by a slant mark (/). The number after the
slant mark (/) refers to the date on which the document was generated.
Documents within each decimal file number are arranged in chronological
order. The entire decimal file number is stamped on the right side of the first
page of every document.
In this publication, records classified 662A deal with the foreign policy of the
Federal Republic of Germany and its political relations with other nations. Due
to the State Department’s arrangement of these records, countries assigned
numbers below 62A will not be found in this file. UPA, however, has included
files dealing with the political relations between the United States (country
number 11) and the Federal Republic of Germany (62A) in this publication. In
order to find the political relations between the Federal Republic of Germany
and countries other than the United States that have a number lower than 62A,
the researcher should check the Class 6 records for that country. These
records can be found either at the National Archives, College Park, Maryland,
or, for many countries, in microform publications that UPA has made available
for libraries.
In a small number of instances, documents were assigned erroneous or
incomplete decimal numbers. UPA has included, in brackets, corrected
decimal entries. In addition, misfiled decimal number documents have also
been included in brackets.
CLASS 6. Example, 662A.68/11-2060
Subject—Yugoslavia
Class of Records—
International Political
Relations; Bilateral Treaties
662A.68/11-2060
Document Date—
November 20, 1960
Country Number—Federal Republic of
Germany
662A.68/11-2060 indicates a document dated November 20, 1960, relating
to the bilateral relations between the Federal Republic of Germany (62A) and
Yugoslavia (68).
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CLASS 6. Example, 611.62A/10-260
Class of Records—
International Political Relations;
Bilateral Treaties
Subject—Federal Republic of
Germany
611.62A/10-260
Document Date—
October 2, 1960
Country Number—United States
611.62A/10-260 indicates a document dated October 2, 1960, relating to the
bilateral relations between the United States of America (11) and the Federal
Republic of Germany (62A).
Note: For the convenience of the researcher, wherever the pages
represented by a specific classification number total more than one hundred, a
breakdown of the material by month and year is provided. When applicable,
major subjects have been included with the month and year breakdown.
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NUMERICAL LIST OF
COUNTRY NUMBERS
00 THE WORLD (Universe)
01
Outer Space (Aerosphere)
01a
Moon
02
Antarctic
03
Arctic
10 THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE
11
United States
11a
Hawaii (Ocean or Kuré Islands and Palmyra Island)
11b
U.S. Possessions in the Pacific Ocean
11c
Puerto Rico
11d
Guam
11e
American Samoa (Tutuila, Manua Islands, etc.)
11f
Canal Zone (Panama Canal Zone), Perido, Naos, Culebra, and
Flamenco Islands
11g
Virgin Islands of the U.S. (St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas)
11h
Wake Island
12
Mexico
13 CENTRAL AMERICA
14
Guatemala
15
Honduras
16
El Salvador
17
Nicaragua
18
Costa Rica
19
Panama
20 SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA (South of the Rio Grande River)
21
Colombia
22
Ecuador (Galapagos Islands)
23
Peru
24
Bolivia
25
Chile
xv
31
Venezuela
32
Brazil
33
Uruguay
34
Paraguay
35
Argentina
36 WEST INDIAN REPUBLICS
37
Cuba, including Isle of Pines
38
Haiti
39
Dominican Republic
40 EUROPE
40a
Ireland (Eire) (Irish Free State)
40b
Iceland
41
Great Britain, United Kingdom
41a
Northern Ireland
41b
British possessions in the Western Hemisphere (except Canada)
41c
British Honduras
41d
British Guiana
41e
British West Indies (includes 41f–41j)
41f
The West Indies (Federation of British Colonies in the Caribbean)
41g
Bahamas
41h
Bermuda
41j
Virgin Islands
41r
Falkland Islands
41s
South Orkney Islands (South Georgia, South Orkneys, and South
Sandwich Islands)
41t
South Shetland Islands
42
Canada (including Newfoundland and Labrador)
43
Australia
44
New Zealand (Cook Islands, Kermad Islands, and Union Islands
[Tokela])
45
British Territories in Africa
45a
Union of South Africa (Cape of Good Hope, Transvaal, Orange Free
State, Natal)
45b
British South Africa (45c–45f)
45c
Rhodesia (Mashonaland, Matabeleland, and Nyasaland Federation)
45d
Basutoland
45e
Bechuanaland
45f
Swaziland
45g
British West Africa
45h
Nigeria (including that portion of the Cameroons under British
Protectorate)
45j
Ghana (see 79)
45m
Sierra Leone
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45n
45p
45r
45s
45t
45u
45w
45x
46
46a
46b
46c
46d
46e
46f
46g
46h
46j
46k
46m
46n
47
47a
47b
47c
47d
47e
47f
47g
47h
48
49
50
50a
50b
50c
50d
50f
50g
Gambia
British East Africa
Kenya Colony
Uganda
Zanzibar
Somaliland (protectorate)
Sudan
British Southwest Africa (formerly German Southwest Africa)
British territories in Asia
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Laccadive Islands
Aden Colony and Protectorate (Hadhramaut, Kamaran, Perim,
Socotra, Abdul Quiri, and Kuria Muria Islands)
Bahrein Islands
Ceylon
Singapore (Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean)
Hong Kong
British Borneo (North Borneo, Brunei, and Sarawak)
Republic of the Maldive Islands
Fiji
Papua (formerly British New Guinea)
Pacific Islands, including Tonga (Friendly), Cocos (Isla de Cocos),
Labuan, Solomon, Pitcairn, Gilbert Islands, Ellice Islands, and British
interest in Christmas Island, Phoenix, and Keeling Islands
British territories in Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Malta
Cyprus
St. Helena and dependencies (Diego Alvarez, Gough,
Inaccessible, and Nightingale Islands)
Tristan da Cunha
Ascension Island
Seychelles
Mauritius
Poland (including Danzig)
Czechoslovakia
WESTERN CONTINENTAL EUROPE
Luxembourg
Monaco
Andorra
San Marino
Liechtenstein
Free Territory of Trieste (FTT)
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51
51a
51b
51c
51d
51e
51f
51g
51h
51j
51k
51m
51n
51p
51r
51s
51t
51u
51v
51w
51x
51y
52
52a
52b
52c
52d
52e
52f
52g
53
France (including Corsica)
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Martinique
Guadeloupe and dependencies (Marie Galante, Les Saintes,
Desirade, St. Barthelemy and St. Martin) (French West Indies,
collectively)
French Guiana (Cayenne) Inini
French colonies in America
French India
Indochina
Cambodia
Laos
Vietnam
New Caledonia and dependencies (Isle of Pines, Loyalty Islands,
Huon Islands, Chesterfield Islands, Wallis Archipelago)
Society Islands (Tahiti, Moorea-Morea; Leeward Island-Iles Sous-leVent)
Lesser groups (Tuamotu-Tumotu or Low Archipelago; Gambier
Archipelago; Marquesas; Tubuai Archipelago-Austral Islands)
New Hebrides
Algeria
French West Africa and the Sahara (Senegal, French Guinea, Ivory
Coast, Dahomey, French Sudan, Upper Senegal, and the Niger;
Mauritania and Dakar), Togo
French Equatorial Africa (French Congo) (Gabun-Gabon; Middle
Congo-Moyen Congo; Ubanga Shari-Oubangui Chari; and ChadTchad; Brazzaville); Cameroun
French Somali Coast and dependencies (Somali Coast); Djibouti,
Issa-Somalis; Dankali, Adaels, Ouemas, and Debenehs
Madagascar
Other African Islands (Mayotte, Comoro, Reunion, Amsterdam, St.
Paul Marion, Crozet, and Kerguelen)
French possessions and protectorates in Oceania and Eastern
Pacific (Australasia and Oceania)
Spain
Canary Islands
Spanish possessions in Africa
Rio de Oro and Adrar (Western Sahara)
Rio Muni and Cape San Juan (Spanish Guinea)
Fernando Po, Annobon, Corisco, and Elobey Islands
Tetuan and Ceuta; Gomera, Alhucemas, Melilla
Balearic Islands
Portugal
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53a
53b
53c
53d
53e
53f
53g
53h
53k
53m
53n
53p
54
55
55a
56
56a
56b
56c
56d
56f
57
57a
57b
57c
58
59
59a
59b
60
60a
60b
60c
60d
60e
Madeira
Azores
Mozambique
Portuguese India (Goa, Damao, Diu)
Macao (Macau)
Timor
Cape Verde Islands (Santo Antão, São Nicolau, São Vicente, Fogo,
Santiago, Boa Vista, Sal Santa, Luzia, Branco, Raso, Maio, Brava,
Rei, and Rombo)
Portuguese Guinea (Guinea Coast), Bijagoz Islands, and Bolama
Island
São Thomé (São Tomé) and Principe
Ladana and Cabinda
Angola (Portuguese West Africa), Congo, Loanda, Benguella,
Mossamedes, Huilla, and Lunda
Portuguese East Africa
Switzerland
Belgium
Belgian Congo (Belgian Kongo)
Netherlands
Surinam (Netherlands Guiana)
Netherlands Antilles (formerly Netherlands West Indies) (Curaçao,
Bonaire, Aruba, St. Martin, St. Eustatius, Saba)
Miscellaneous Islands (Riau-Lingga Archipelago, Bangka-Banca;
Billiton, Molucca, Timor Archipelago, Bai and Lombok, Netherlands
New Guinea, or Western New Guinea)
Indonesia
Sumatra
Norway
Scandinavia (57, 58, 59, 60e)
Spitsbergen (Spitzbergen)
Lapland (Parts of 57, 58, 60e, 61)
Sweden
Denmark
Greenland
Faeroe (Faroe) or Sheep Islands
EASTERN CONTINENTAL EUROPE (including Balkans, 67, 68, 69,
81, and European part of 82)
Baltic States
Esthonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Finland (Aland Islands)
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61
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
61a
Bessarabia
61b
Ukraine
61c
Sakhalin Island (Russian portion)
62
Germany
62a
Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) (Saar)
62b
Russian Zone (East Germany)
62c
Polish Administration
63
Austria
64
Hungary
65
Italy
65a
Vatican City
66
Rumania (Roumania)
67
Albania
68
Yugoslavia
69
Bulgaria
70 AFRICA (For Belgian possessions, see 55a) (For British
possessions, see 45) (For French possessions, see 51s etc.)
70a
Mediterranean countries (General)
70b
Republic of Guinea (see 79)
70c
Cameroon
70d
Togo
70e
Mali
70f
Madagascar
70g
Congo Republic
70h
Dahomey
70r
Congo (Brazzaville)
70x
Republic of South Africa
71
Morocco
72
Tunisia
73
Tripoli (Libya or Libia), Barca, Misurata, Benghazi, Derna, Cyrenaica
74
Egypt (see 86b)
75
Ethiopia (Hamara, Galla, and Harar)
75a
Eritrea
76
Liberia
77
Trust Territory of Somaliland
78
Tanganyika Territory (Ruanda-Urundi), formerly German East Africa
79
West African states (includes 45j and 70b)
80 NEAR EAST
81
Greece
81a
Crete
81b
Samos
82
Turkey
xx
83
Syria (see 86b)
83a
Lebanon (Levant States)
84
Palestine
84a
Israel
85
Jordan (Hashemite Jordan Kingdom) (formerly Trans-Jordan)
86
Arabia (Arab League) (United Arab states, includes 86b and 86h)
86a
Saudia Arabia (Kingdom of Hejas and Nejd)
86b
United Arab Republic (includes 74 and 83)
86d
Kuwait
86e
Muscat and Oman
86f
Qatar
86g
Trucial Sheikhs
86h
Yemen
87
Iraq (Mesopotamia)
88
Iran (Persia)
89
Afghanistan
90 FAR EAST (including all of Asia)
90a
Bhutan
90b
Burma
90c
Nepal
90d
Pakistan (Baluchistan)
91
India
92
Thailand (Siam)
93
China
93a
Manchuria
93b
Tibet
93c
Mongolia
94
Japan
94a
Formosa (Taiwan)
94b
Sakhalin Island (Japanese portion)
94c
Ryukyu Islands (Okinawa), Nampo Islands (Bonin, Volcano, and
Marcus)
95
Korea
95a
North Korea
95b
South Korea
96
Philippine Republic
97
Malaya (Federation of Malaya comprises the states Pahang, Perak,
Negri Sembilan, Selangor, Johore, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan,
Trengganu, and the settlements Malacca and Penang) (includes
Province of Wellesley)
98
Republic of Indonesia (Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Celebes)
xxi
99
Pacific Islands (Mandated), New Guinea, Bismarck Archipelago,
Solomon Islands (Bougainville, Baku), Marshall Islands, Nauru,
Caroline Islands, Pelew (Palau) Islands, Marianna Islands (Ladrone
Islands), Samoa (Samoan Islands, Western Samoa), Savaii, Upolu
xxii
ACRONYM LIST
CDU
Christian Democratic Union (ChristlichDemokratische Union) (West Germany)
EEC
European Economic Community
EURATOM
European Atomic Energy Commission
FIBAG affair
Corruption scandal in 1962 involving payoffs to
U.S. and German officials
FRG
Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany)
GDR
German Democratic Republic (East Germany)
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
PRC
People’s Republic of China
SPD
Social Democratic Party of Germany
(Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschland)
U.K.
United Kingdom
USSR
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
xxiii
REEL INDEX
Reel 1
International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties—FRG
Frame
0001
File
Subject
662A.00
Political Relations between FRG and Other Countries
January 1960
0004
February 1960
Berlin policy; German reunification; German peace treaty issue.
0034
March 1960
Berlin policy; European economic integration.
[0041
May 1960]
[0043
June 1960
NATO defense policy.]
[0067
February 1960
European economic integration; Berlin policy.]
0073
April 1960
Policy toward GDR.
0079
May 1960
Berlin policy.
0080
June 1960
NATO defense policy.
0084
July 1960
NATO defense policy.
0087
November 1960
Policy toward USSR.
0090
January 1961
1
Frame
File
Subject
0093
February 1961
Opposition to FRG neutralism.
0095
March 1961
0096
October 1961
Opinion polls on foreign policy orientation.
0099
December 1961
Berlin policy.
0101
January 1962
Western distrust of FRG.
0105
February 1962
Possible Indian recognition of GDR; German reunification.
0110
March 1962
Free Democratic Party policies; Berlin policy; German
Protestant church statements on peace.
0120
April 1962
Berlin policy; European economic integration; FRG role in
NATO.
0123
May 1962
0124
June 1962
European economic integration; Berlin policy.
0125
July 1962
0126
September 1962
0130
October 1962
Berlin policy; defense policy; proposed FRG trade mission to
Hungary.
0145
662A.0000
[862A.0000
Economic Matters: Economic Relations between FRG and
Other Countries]
0149
662A.001
Political Relations between FRG and Other Countries: Peace;
Friendship
0150
662A.0011
Political Relations between FRG and Other Countries: Peace;
Friendship—Arbitration; Conciliation
0186
662A.0041
Political Relations between FRG and Other Countries:
Economic Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
2
Frame
File
Subject
0187
662A.0092
Political Relations between FRG and Other Countries:
Other Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Claims Treaties and
Agreements
0189
662A.45J41
Political Relations between FRG and Ghana: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0195
662A.51J
Political Relations between FRG and Laos
[0196
662A.53
Political Relations between FRG and Portugal]
0197
662A.51S
Political Relations between FRG and Algeria
0199
662A.60
Political Relations between FRG and Eastern Europe
0200
662A.60B
[662A.70B
Political Relations between FRG and Guinea]
662A.60E
[662A.40B
Political Relations between FRG and Iceland]
662A.61B
[662A.62B
Political Relations between FRG and GDR]
0201
0203
0204
0208
662A.6241
Political Relations between FRG and Germany: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
662A.62B
Political Relations between FRG and GDR
January 1960
Berlin policy.
0211
February 1960
Berlin policy; integration of East Berlin into GDR; political and
legal development of Four Power status of Berlin; German
peace treaty issue.
0225
March 1960
Berlin policy.
0229
April 1960
Position paper on GDR contacts with West Berlin missions.
0235
May 1960
0237
August 1960
GDR confiscation of building materials for FRG; GDR
propaganda; GDR border incursions; West Berlin armaments
production; GDR threat to harass travel to West Berlin; GDR
refugees.
3
Frame
File
Subject
0276
September 1960
Soviet special permits for FRG travel to East Berlin; U.S.,
British, and French commandants protest Soviet actions; Allied
refusal of transit trade documents to GDR citizens as
countermeasure; GDR imposes travel restrictions in East
Berlin; anti-German attitudes by French.
0321
October 1960
Economic countermeasures against GDR.
0328
December 1960
Reports on highway traffic between Berlin and FRG; Moscow
Declaration; GDR calls for one-year extension of interzonal
trade agreement; conclusion of nonaggression pact between
GDR–FRG and NATO–Warsaw Pact countries.
0337
January 1961
FRG travel restrictions on GDR citizens; renewal of interzonal
trade agreements with USSR and GDR.
0340
March 1961
GDR debate on industrial standards.
0343
June 1961
Local relationship between FRG and GDR consuls general;
Soviet and GDR propaganda; German peace treaty issue.
0353
July 1961
German peace treaty issue.
0354
August 1961
Construction of Berlin Wall; protest by U.S., British, and French
commandants.
0363
September 1961
Allied commandants’ protest of closure of East Berlin border;
Soviet and GDR propaganda; political asylum requests for
relatives and friends of FRG citizens living in GDR; German
peace treaty issue; GDR legal position on Western access
rights in Berlin; Soviet proposal for separate peace treaty with
GDR.
0378
October 1961
GDR refugees; border shooting incidents; resumption of Allied
military patrols along sector borders; demand for Berlin Wall
removal.
4
Frame
File
Subject
0399
November 1961
Refusal of Allied military personnel to show identification to
GDR authorities; Allied psychological warfare operations along
interzonal boundary.
0402
December 1961
Allied psychological warfare operations along interzonal
boundary; West Berlin police mission instructions; border
shooting incidents.
0411
January 1962
GDR transformation of interzonal border into customs frontier;
GDR imposition of passport requirements on FRG citizens.
0413
February 1962
Allegations of Allied tunnel construction in attempt to penetrate
Soviet sector of Berlin; Soviet propaganda.
0416
May 1962
Evangelical Church appeals for campaign of intellectual
penetration of GDR; normalization of relations between U.S.
and Soviet commandants; GDR refugees; Soviet officials
demand advance notice of Allied military convoys; border
shooting incidents; assessment of Berlin border security
situation.
0441
June 1962
Soviet detention of Allied military convoys passing through
Berlin without advance notice; border shooting incidents; GDR
propaganda; Berlin Wall reinforcement; GDR refugees;
German reunification prospects; Allied and Soviet commandant
relations.
0474
July 1962
Border shooting incidents; Soviet and GDR propaganda.
0479
August 1962
Soviet proposal for separate peace treaty with GDR; Soviet
allegations of FRG interference with rail transportation between
Berlin and Austria; Belgian troops to patrol interzonal
demarcation line in U.S. Occupation Zone; Soviet and GDR
allegations of provocative acts by FRG and Allies; Soviet and
GDR propaganda; border shooting incidents.
0487
September 1962
0489
October 1962
5
Frame
File
Subject
0490
December 1962
Willy Brandt support for CDU/SPD coalition government; GDR
proposals for political discussions; GDR credit talks;
harassment of U.S. patrols in East Berlin.
0495
January 1963
East and FRG political discussions; GDR credit talks.
0498
0509
662A.62B31
Political Relations between FRG and GDR:
Boundary Questions—Land Boundary
662A.62B41
Political Relations between FRG and GDR:
Economic Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
[Interzonal trade agreement negotiations.]
August 1960
0511
September 1960
Allied economic countermeasures; proposed FRG trade
sanctions against GDR.
0533
October 1960
Allied economic countermeasures.
0608
November 1960
GDR harassment traffic to Berlin.
0652
December 1960
Berlin travel restrictions; economic countermeasures study.
0732
January 1961
0751
February 1961
0754
May 1961
0792
June 1961
0798
August 1961
GDR debt and economic conditions; GDR harassment of traffic
to and from Berlin; Allied economic countermeasures.
0804
September 1961
0805
October 1961
0808
November 1961
0818
December 1961
Berlin contingency plan.
6
Frame
File
Subject
0819
January 1962
0827
March 1962
GDR plans to demand passports and visas from FRG citizens;
economic countermeasures.
0828
April 1962
GDR plans to demand passports and visas from FRG citizens;
economic countermeasures.
0837
May 1962
GDR trade proposals.
0838
July 1962
GDR credit requests.
0840
August 1962
GDR plans to require transit visas for FRG citizens traveling to
and from West Berlin.
0845
December 1962
[0848
662.0026
Political Relations between Germany and Other Countries: War;
Hostilities—War Crimes]
0854
662A.62B41
Political Relations between FRG and GDR:
Economic Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0856
662A.62H
[662A.62B
Political Relations between FRG and GDR]
0858
662A.62H41
[662A.62B41 Political Relations between FRG and GDR:
Economic Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements]
0860
662A.6341
Political Relations between FRG and Austria: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0880
662A.6343
Political Relations between FRG and Austria: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements
0893
662A.635
Political Relations between FRG and Austria: Cultural
Treaties and Agreements
0895
662A.6392
Political Relations between FRG and Austria: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Claims Treaties and Agreements
0912
662A.64
Political Relations between FRG and Hungary
7
Frame
File
Subject
0925
662A.6441
Political Relations between FRG and Hungary: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0928
662A.65
Political Relations between FRG and Italy
0945
662A.6592
Political Relations between FRG and Italy: Other Relations;
Bilateral Treaties—Claims Treaties and Agreements
0947
662A.6641
Political Relations between FRG and Rumania: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0960
662A.6741
Political Relations between FRG and Albania: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
662A.68
Political Relations between FRG and Yugoslavia
April 1960
Yugoslavian interest in reestablishing relations with FRG.
0961
0963
May 1960
Yugoslavian propaganda.
0964
September 1960
Yugoslavian propaganda.
0971
October 1960
FRG refusal to provide economic aid for Yugoslavia.
0972
November 1960
FRG refusal to provide economic aid for Yugoslavia; granting of
Yugoslavian visas to West Berliners.
0975
November 1961
Vracaric incident; attack on Yugoslavians in Stuttgart.
0982
December 1961
Yugoslavian propaganda; arrest and trial of FRG citizen Hans
Kohl in Yugoslavia for alleged war crimes.
0990
January 1962
Yugoslav-Soviet relations.
0992
March 1962
0994
April 1962
FRG refusal to expand trade protocol with Yugoslavia.
0999
May 1962
FRG refusal to enter trade agreement negotiations with
Yugoslavia.
8
Frame
File
Subject
1009
June 1962
Anti-Yugoslav incident in FRG.
1014
September 1962
FRG policy on trade and economic aid to Yugoslavia; FRG
discriminatory practices against Yugoslavs.
1019
October 1962
FRG policy on trade with and economic aid to Yugoslavia.
1021
November 1962
FRG commercial policy toward Yugoslavia; failure of FRG–
Yugoslav bank negotiations; attack on Yugoslav trade office in
Bonn, FRG.
Reel 2
International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties—FRG cont.
662A.68
0001
0038
Political Relations between FRG and Yugoslavia cont.
December 1962
Attack on Yugoslav trade office in Bonn, FRG; Ustashi terrorist
groups; FRG–West Yugoslav economic relations; Yugoslav
encouragement of neutrals to recognize GDR.
January 1963
Anti-Yugoslav incidents; Yugoslav position on separate peace
treaty with GDR.
0051
662A.6841
Political Relations between FRG and Yugoslavia:
Economic Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0059
662A.69
Political Relations between FRG and Bulgaria
0061
662A.6941
Political Relations between FRG and Bulgaria: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0063
662A.70
Political Relations between FRG and Africa
0113
662A.7094
Political Relations between FRG and Africa: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Air Navigation Treaties
0114
662A.70A
[662A.70D
Political Relations between FRG and Togo]
0125
662A.70B
Political Relations between FRG and Guinea
0200
662A.70B4
Political Relations between FRG and Guinea: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0237
662A.70B41
Political Relations between FRG and Guinea: Economic
9
Frame
File
Subject
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0248
662A.70B43
Political Relations between FRG and Guinea: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements
0249
662A.70C
Political Relations between FRG and Cameroon
0250
662A.70C4
Political Relations between FRG and Cameroon:
Economic Treaties and Agreements
0254
662A.70C41 Political Relations between FRG and Cameroon:
Economic Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0259
662A.70C43 Political Relations between FRG and Cameroon:
Economic Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and
Agreements
0263
662A.70C9
Political Relations between FRG and Cameroon: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties
0289
662A.70D
Political Relations between FRG and Togo
0307
662A.70D4
Political Relations between FRG and Togo: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0308
662A.70D41 Political Relations between FRG and Togo: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0326
662A.70D43 Political Relations between FRG and Togo: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements
0327
662A.70E
Political Relations between FRG and Mali
0333
662A.70E4
Political Relations between FRG and Mali: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0334
662A.70E41
Political Relations between FRG and Mali: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0335
662A.70E7
[662A.70E4
Political Relations between FRG and Mali: Economic
Treaties and Agreements]
0336
662A.70F4
Political Relations between FRG and Madagascar:
Economic Treaties and Agreements
0344
662A.70G
Political Relations between FRG and the Congo
(Leopoldville)
0352
662A.70H
Political Relations between FRG and Dahomey
10
Frame
File
Subject
0353
662A.70H4
Political Relations between FRG and Dahomey:
Economic Treaties and Agreements
0355
662A.70K41
Political Relations between FRG and Upper Volta:
Economic Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0396
662A.70M4
Political Relations between FRG and Ivory Coast:
Economic Treaties and Agreements
0400
662A.70R4
Political Relations between FRG and the Congo
(Brazzaville): Economic Treaties and Agreements
0402
662A.70S4
Political Relations between FRG and Gabon: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0435
662A.70T4
Political Relations between FRG and Senegal: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0439
662A.70T43
Political Relations between FRG and Senegal: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements
0442
662A.70T94
Political Relations between FRG and Senegal: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Air Navigation Treaties
0514
662A.70U41 Political Relations between FRG and Nigeria: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0516
662A.70X5
Political Relations between FRG and South Africa:
Cultural Treaties and Agreements
0521
662A.70X94
Political Relations between FRG and South Africa: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Air Navigation Treaties
0524
662A.70Y
Political Relations between FRG and Rwanda
0525
662A.71
Political Relations between FRG and Morocco
0529
662A.714
Political Relations between FRG and Morocco: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0533
662A.7141
Political Relations between FRG and Morocco: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
[0536
662A.7741
Political Relations between FRG and Somaliland: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements]
0556
662A.7141
Political Relations between FRG and Morocco: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
11
Frame
File
Subject
0574
662A.7194
Political Relations between FRG and Morocco: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Air Navigation Treaties
0586
662A.72
Political Relations between FRG and Tunisia
0587
662A.724
Political Relations between FRG and Tunisia: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0590
662A.7241
Political Relations between FRG and Tunisia: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0619
662A.73
Political Relations between FRG and Libya
0621
662A.734
Political Relations between FRG and Libya: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0627
662A.7341
Political Relations between FRG and Libya: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0629
662A.77
Political Relations between FRG and Somaliland
0637
662A.774
Political Relations between FRG and Somaliland: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0661
662A.7741
Political Relations between FRG and Somaliland: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0685
662A.7743
Political Relations between FRG and Somaliland: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements
0686
662A.777
Political Relations between FRG and Somaliland: Military
and Defense Agreements
0689
662A.7794
Political Relations between FRG and Somaliland: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Air Navigation Treaties
0690
662A.78
Political Relations between FRG and Tanganyika
0691
662A.784
Political Relations between FRG and Tanganyika: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0706
662A.80
Political Relations between FRG and the Near East
0708
662A.80A41
Political Relations between FRG and Cyprus: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0731
662A.814
Political Relations between FRG and Greece: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
12
Frame
File
Subject
0733
662A.8141
Political Relations between FRG and Greece: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0773
662A.8142
Political Relations between FRG and Greece: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Treaties of Friendship, Commerce,
and Navigation
0795
662A.8143
Political Relations between FRG and Greece: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements
0816
662A.81431
Political Relations between FRG and Greece: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements:
Double Taxation
0817
662A.8192
Political Relations between FRG and Greece: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Claims Treaties and Agreements
0822
662A.82
Political Relations between FRG and Turkey
0824
662A.824
Political Relations between FRG and Turkey: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0826
662A.8243
Political Relations between FRG and Turkey: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements
0827
662A.827
Political Relations between FRG and Turkey: Military and
Defense Agreements
0828
662A.83
Political Relations between FRG and Syria
0829
662A.834
Political Relations between FRG and Syria: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0830
662A.83A4
Political Relations between FRG and Lebanon: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0862
662A.83A41
Political Relations between FRG and Lebanon: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0865
662A.83A9
Political Relations between FRG and Lebanon: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties
0867
662A.84A
Political Relations between FRG and Israel
0886
662A.84A26
Political Relations between FRG and Israel: War;
Hostilities—War Crimes
0892
662A.84A7
Political Relations between FRG and Israel: Military and
Defense Agreements
13
Frame
File
Subject
0893
662A.85
[662A.82
Political Relations between FRG and Turkey]
0896
662A.8543
Political Relations between FRG and Jordan: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements
0897
662A.859
Political Relations between FRG and Jordan: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties
0905
662A.86B
Political Relations between FRG and the United Arab
Republic
0918
662A.86H
Political Relations between FRG and Yemen
0921
662A.86H4
Political Relations between FRG and Yemen: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0926
662A.86H41 Political Relations between FRG and Yemen: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0928
662A.87
Political Relations between FRG and Iraq
0934
662A.8794
Political Relations between FRG and Iraq: Other Relations;
Bilateral Treaties—Air Navigation Treaties
0936
662A.8841
Political Relations between FRG and Iran: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0970
662A.89
Political Relations between FRG and Afghanistan
0971
662A.90
Political Relations between FRG and the Far East
0975
662A.90B4
Political Relations between FRG and Burma: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0977
662A.90B41
Political Relations between FRG and Burma: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
0983
662A.90B43
Political Relations between FRG and Burma: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements
0988
662A.90D
Political Relations between FRG and Pakistan
0992
662A.90D4
Political Relations between FRG and Pakistan: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
[0999
662A.90D9
Political Relations between FRG and Pakistan: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties]
14
Frame
File
Subject
1023
662A.90D4
Political Relations between FRG and Pakistan: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
1027
662A.90D41 Political Relations between FRG and Pakistan: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
[1033
662A.90B43
1036
662A.90D431 Political Relations between FRG and Pakistan: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements:
Double Taxation
1037
662A.90D94 Political Relations between FRG and Pakistan: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Air Navigation Treaties
1038
662A.91
Political Relations between FRG and India
1039
662A.9141
Political Relations between FRG and India: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
1068
662A.924
Political Relations between FRG and Thailand: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
1088
662A.9243
Political Relations between FRG and Thailand: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements
1090
662A.9294
Political Relations between FRG and Thailand: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Air Navigation Treaties
1091
662A.93
Political Relations between FRG and [Republic of] China
1100
662A.94
Political Relations between FRG and Japan
1102
662A.9441
Political Relations between FRG and Japan: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
1105
662A.9494
Political Relations between FRG and Japan: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Air Navigation Treaties
1106
662A.95B4
Political Relations between FRG and South Korea:
Economic Treaties and Agreements
1107
662A.95B43
Political Relations between FRG and South Korea:
Economic Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and
Agreements
1108
662A.974
Political Relations between FRG and Malaya: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
Political Relations between FRG and Burma: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements]
15
Frame
File
Subject
1109
662A.979
Political Relations between FRG and Malaya: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties
1113
662A.98
Political Relations between FRG and Indonesia
1122
662A.984
Political Relations between FRG and Indonesia: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
1135
662A.9841
Political Relations between FRG and Indonesia: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
1136
662A.985
Political Relations between FRG and Indonesia: Cultural
Treaties and Agreements
Reel 3
International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties—U.S.–FRG
611.62A
0001
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG
February 1960
0009
March 1960
Vested German assets; Adenauer-Eisenhower talks; Berlin
policy; proposed West Berlin plebiscite; European nuclear
inspection zone proposal.
0030
April 1960
European nuclear inspection zone proposal.
0039
May 1960
0040
July 1960
FRG role in NATO.
0051
August 1960
0052
September 1960
FRG participation in Berlin contingency planning; Communist
propaganda.
0097
October 1960
FRG role in NATO; NATO nuclear weapons policy.
0128
November 1960
NATO nuclear weapons policy; financial talks; FRG foreign aid
program.
0141
December 1960
Proposed Adenauer-Kennedy meeting; financial talks.
0153
January 1961
16
Frame
File
Subject
FRG military procurement activities; financial talks;
disarmament; response to GDR interruption of access to Berlin.
0207
February 1961
FRG attitude toward Kennedy administration; financial talks;
Berlin policy; FRG role in NATO.
0244
March 1961
FRG financial aid to United States; financial talks;
disarmament; German vested assets.
0332
April 1961
FRG role in NATO; NATO nuclear weapons policy; KennedyAdenauer meetings; German reunification issue.
0380
May 1961
FRG position on Bay of Pigs invasion and KennedyKhrushchev talks in Vienna.
0385
June 1961
Vested German assets; FRG role in NATO.
0402
July 1961
0405
August 1961
German-American cooperation; Berlin Wall construction.
0415
September 1961
Proposed military countermeasures to Berlin Wall construction;
Berlin policy.
0431
October 1961
Berlin policy; FRG role in NATO; German reunification issue.
0499
November 1961
Kennedy-Adenauer talks; Berlin negotiations; NATO nuclear
weapons policy.
0516
December 1961
Status of West Berlin; Berlin negotiations.
0527
January 1962
Soviet–FRG relations; status of West Berlin; German peace
treaty issue; FRG role in NATO.
0566
February 1962
Nuclear test ban negotiations; NATO nuclear weapons policy;
Berlin negotiations and contingency plan; European integration;
alleged anti-German campaign in U.S.
17
Frame
File
Subject
0606
March 1962
NATO nuclear weapons policy; disarmament; Berlin
negotiations; German reunification issue; European integration.
0631
April 1962
Status of West Berlin; FRG foreign aid program; turnover
equalization tax on imports; Berlin negotiations; FRG position
on Berlin.
0688
May 1962
Berlin negotiations; FRG position on Berlin; status of West
Berlin; Soviet bloc economic offensive; turnover equalization
tax on imports; European integration; NATO nuclear weapons
policy.
Reel 4
International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties—U.S.–FRG cont.
611.62A
0001
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG cont.
June 1962
FIBAG affair; U.S. program for disaffected Afro-Asian students;
French participation in NATO; Berlin negotiations.
0028
July 1962
Allegations of Nazis in NATO; British membership in EEC;
Soviet bloc economic offensive; Franco-German nuclear
intentions; FRG recognition of new government of Peru.
0055
August 1962
FRG opposition to increase in size of armed forces; NATO and
U.S. military command shifts; GDR refugees.
0083
September 1962
Franco-German cooperation; FRG attitudes toward United
States; FRG defense budget; Berlin policy; NATO force goals;
German interest in Peace Corps–type activities; U.S. Trade
Expansion Act; McGeorge Bundy visit to Berlin.
0123
October 1962
Berlin policy; British membership in EEC; FRG defense budget
and foreign aid program; Berlin contingency planning; status of
West Berlin; Cuban missile crisis; increase in turnover
equalization tax.
18
Frame
File
Subject
0139
November 1962
FRG role in NATO; Franco-German cooperation; NATO
nuclear weapons policy; German Chiefs of Mission in Africa
Conference; Chancellor Konrad Adenauer’s visit to United
States; Adenauer-Rusk and Adenauer-Kennedy discussions;
PRC–USSR relations; PRC–India border conflict.
0167
December 1962
Adenauer-Kennedy discussions; German military aid policy;
FRG defense budget.
0205
January 1963
Nassau Agreement; NATO nuclear weapons policy; British
membership in EEC; Berlin policy; Franco-German treaty.
0241
611.62A1
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Peace;
Friendship
0243
611.62A231
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: War;
Hostilities—Enemy Property: Blocked Funds
0265
611.62A24
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: War;
Hostilities—Prisoners of War
0271
611.62A4
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Economic
Treaties and Agreements
0277
611.62A41
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements
611.62A42
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Treaties of Friendship, Commerce,
and Navigation
January 1960
Workmen’s compensation.
0298
0300
March 1961
0302
July 1961
0324
August 1961
0329
October 1961
0331
November 1961
Notification of FRG consulate of deaths of German nationals in
United States.
0401
April 1962
19
Frame
File
0403
0407
0408
Subject
July 1962
611.62A421
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Treaties of Friendship, Commerce,
and Navigation: Consular Functions
611.62A43
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements
March 1960
Procedures regarding possible return of German assets.
0410
June 1960
Validation of German dollar bonds; U.S. Armed Forces
Deutsche Mark Purchase Agreement of 1952.
0417
July 1960
FRG complaints regarding fixed exchange rates for U.S.
servicemen’s checks.
0418
August 1960
Dollar Bond Validation Treaty; FRG complaints regarding fixed
exchange rates for U.S. servicemen’s checks; U.S. Armed
Forces Deutsche Mark Purchase Agreement of 1952.
0438
September 1960
U.S. Armed Forces Deutsche Mark Purchase Agreement of
1952.
0447
October 1960
Validation of GDR dollar bonds.
0452
December 1960
Validation of GDR dollar bonds.
0453
January 1961
Validation of GDR dollar bonds.
0462
March 1961
Agreement with FRG for bank credit in support of exchange
reform; FRG partial prepayment of postwar debt.
0466
April 1961
FRG partial prepayment of postwar debt.
0511
May 1961
FRG partial prepayment of postwar debt; validation of German
dollar bonds.
20
Frame
File
Subject
0535
June 1961
Validation of German dollar bonds.
0537
July 1961
Validation of German dollar bonds.
0538
December 1961
Validation of German dollar bonds.
0541
611.62A431
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements:
Double Taxation
0596
611.62A44
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Literary, Artistic, and Industrial
Property
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Economic
Treaties and Agreements—Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy
January 1960
U.S. sales of and delivery terms for atomic materials.
611.62A45
0627
0629
February 1960
0631
March 1960
0632
June 1960
Centrifuge program and problems.
0642
July 1960
Centrifuge program and problems.
0662
September 1960
U.S. policy on provision of nuclear weapons to FRG.
0663
October 1960
Centrifuge program and problems; EURATOM treaty.
0684
December 1961
U.S. atomic material sales; Franco-German atomic bilaterals.
0687
January 1962
U.S.–EURATOM agreements.
0688
February 1962
Berlin atomic energy agreement; FRG fast reactor program.
0690
March 1962
21
Frame
File
Subject
0691
April 1962
Berlin atomic energy agreement.
0702
May 1962
Berlin atomic energy agreement; U.S.–FRG atomic energy
cooperation agreement.
0722
June 1962
Berlin atomic energy agreement.
0745
July 1962
Berlin atomic energy agreement.
0751
November 1962
U.S.–FRG agreement regarding use of German ports and
territorial waters by U.S. nuclear submarine Savannah.
0756
December 1962
U.S.–FRG cooperation on fast breeder reactor program.
0760
0811
611.62A5
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Cultural
Treaties and Agreements
611.62A7
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Military and
Defense Agreements
January 1960
FRG–Spanish military talks.
0813
February 1960
U.S. agreement to provide FRG with nuclear ship propellants
and military reactors.
0815
March 1960
0819
April 1960
U.S.–FRG tax relief agreement.
0826
May 1960
Redistributable property agreement.
0831
June 1960
Redistributable property agreement; weapons production
program agreement.
0836
July 1960
Weapons production program agreement; alleged plans to
equip FRG armed forces with Polaris missiles.
0882
August 1960
Debt settlement claims.
22
Frame
File
0885
Subject
October 1960
Redistributable property agreement.
Reel 5
International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties—U.S.–FRG cont.
611.62A7
[0001
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Military and
Defense Agreements cont.
January 1962
Cooperative logistics arrangements.]
[0010
February 1962
Mutual defense assistance agreement; cooperative logistics
arrangements; Nash list settlement talks.]
[0023
March 1962
Cooperative logistics arrangements; mutual defense assistance
agreement; Nash list settlement talks.]
[0038
April 1962
Cooperative logistics arrangements; Nash list settlement talks;
collective bargaining between U.S. armed forces and German
unions; joint maneuver damage claims.]
[0060
May 1962
Cooperative logistics arrangements; destroyer loan agreement;
Nash list settlement talks; NATO status of forces agreement;
joint maneuver damage claims; mutual defense assistance
agreement; disposition of defense equipment and materials
agreement.]
[0141
June 1962
Cooperative logistics arrangements; NATO status of forces
agreement; Nash list settlement talks; destroyer loan
agreement; FRG military payments to United States.]
0175
January 1961
Redistributable property agreement.
0179
February 1961
Radio frequency coordination; redistributable property
agreement.
0183
March 1961
U.S. Armed Forces Deutsche Mark Purchase Agreement of
1952; U.S.–FRG joint use of military facilities; redistributable
property agreement.
23
Frame
File
Subject
0211
April 1961
U.S.–FRG joint use of military facilities; NATO status of forces
agreement.
0237
May 1961
U.S.–FRG joint use of military facilities; NATO status of forces
agreement; Nash list settlement talks.
0257
June 1961
U.S.–FRG joint use of military facilities.
0272
July 1961
U.S.–FRG joint use of military facilities.
0277
August 1961
U.S.–FRG joint use of military facilities; Berlin policy; NATO
status of forces agreement; agreement on abrogation of forces
convention; Nash list settlement talks.
0299
September 1961
Nash list settlement talks; surplus property agreement.
0308
October 1961
Nash list settlement talks.
0312
November 1961
Nash list settlement talks; cooperative logistics arrangements;
procurement services agreement.
0360
December 1961
Cooperative logistics arrangements.
0363
July 1962
Cooperative logistics arrangements; weapons production
program agreement; FRG nuclear energy matters; Nash list
settlement agreement; destroyer loan agreement; joint
maneuver damage claims.
0391
August 1962
Cooperative logistics arrangements.
0392
September 1962
FRG military payments to United States; cooperative logistics
arrangements; destroyer loan agreement; protection of gas
centrifuge information.
0404
October 1962
Destroyer loan agreement; protection of gas centrifuge
information.
24
Frame
File
Subject
0412
November 1962
NATO status of forces agreement; constitutional rights of U.S.
military personnel stationed in FRG.
0419
January 1963
Constitutional rights of U.S. military personnel stationed in
FRG; Franco-German cooperation agreement.
0421
611.62A8
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Extradition
Treaties
0423
611.62A9
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties
0443
611.62A92
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Claims Treaties and Agreements
0472
611.62A932
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Communications Treaties: Radio
611.62A94
0504
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Air Navigation Treaties
January 1960
0507
February 1960
0519
March 1960
0539
April 1960
0547
May 1960
0569
June 1960
0572
October 1960
0573
February 1961
0577
March 1961
0578
June 1961
0598
August 1961
0599
September 1961
0618
November 1961
0621
December 1961
25
Frame
File
Subject
0622
January 1962
0632
March 1962
0634
April 1962
0635
May 1962
0641
June 1962
0650
July 1962
0657
October 1962
0661
November 1962
0663
January 1963
0666
611.62A95
Political Relations between the U.S. and FRG: Other
Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Science Treaties
26
SUBJECT INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major topics in this microform publication. The first
number after an entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to
the frame number at which the subject begins. Hence, 5: 0277 directs the researcher to frame
0277 of Reel 5. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial segment of this guide,
the researcher will find topics arranged in the order in which they appear on the film. This index
uses the terminology and spellings used in the original documents. In order to avoid confusion,
the term “Foreign relations” has been substituted for the State Department’s term “Political
relations.” Researchers should consult the acronym list on page xxiii.
Algeria
foreign relations with FRG 1: 0197
Allied commandants
see Commandants, Allied
Anti-German campaign
in U.S.—allegations regarding 3: 0566
Anti-Yugoslav incidents
in FRG 1: 1009; 2: 0038
Arbitration; conciliation
1: 0150
Armaments
production in West Berlin 1: 0237
Armed forces
FRG—opposition to increase in size of
4: 0055
U.S.—command shifts 4: 0055
see also Military personnel, Allied
see also Military personnel, U.S.
Assets
vested 3: 0009, 0244, 0385; 4: 0243,
0408
Atomic energy treaties
see Nuclear energy treaties
Atomic materials
see Nuclear materials
Austria
claims treaties and agreements with FRG
1: 0895
cultural treaties and agreements with
FRG 1: 0893
financial treaties and agreements with
FRG 1: 0880
rail transportation between Berlin and
1: 0479
trade agreements with FRG 1: 0860
Abrogation of forces convention
U.S.–FRG agreement on 5: 0277
see also Military forces
Access rights
Berlin—legal position 1: 0363
see also Berlin, West
Adenauer, Konrad
talks/meetings with
Eisenhower, Dwight D. 3: 0009
Kennedy, John F. 3: 0141, 0332, 0499;
4: 0139–0167
Rusk, Dean 4: 0139
visit to United States 4: 0139
Afghanistan
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0970
Africa
air navigation treaties with FRG 2: 0113
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0063
Afro-Asian students
disaffected, U.S. program for 4: 0001
Air navigation treaties, FRG
with Africa 2: 0113
with Iraq 2: 0934
with Japan 2: 1105
with Morocco 2: 0574
with Pakistan 2: 1032, 1037
with Senegal 2: 0442
with Somaliland 2: 0689
with South Africa 2: 0521
with Thailand 2: 1090
Air navigation treaties, U.S.
with FRG 5: 0504–0663
Albania
trade agreements with FRG 1: 0960
27
Banks; banking
FRG–Yugoslav negotiations 1: 1021
see also Credit
Bay of Pigs invasion
FRG position on 3: 0380
Belgium
military personnel—patrol of interzonal
demarcation line in U.S. Occupation
Zone 1: 0479
Berlin
access rights—legal position 1: 0363
Allied commandants’ protest 1: 0276
atomic energy agreement 4: 0688, 0691–
0745
border security situation 1: 0416
Bundy, McGeorge—visit of 4: 0083
contingency plans; planning 1: 0818;
3: 0052, 0566; 4: 0123
detention of Allied military convoys
1: 0441
Four Power status 1: 0211
FRG position on 3: 0631–0688
GDR 1: 0237, 0363, 0608, 0798; 3: 0153
harassment of/interference with traffic to
and from 1: 0237, 0479, 0608, 0798
interruption of access to 3: 0153
negotiations 3: 0499–0516, 0566–0688;
4: 0001
rail transportation between Austria and
1: 0479
tunnel construction to penetrate, alleged
Allied 1: 0413
U.S. Occupation Zone 1: 0479
U.S. policy 1: 0004–0034, 0067, 0079,
0099, 0110–0120, 0124, 0130, 0208–
0225; 3: 0009, 0207, 0415–0431;
4: 0083, 0205; 5: 0277
Berlin, East
Allied commandants’ protest 1: 0363
GDR 1: 0211, 0276
harassment of U.S. military patrols in
1: 0490
integration with GDR 1: 0211
special permits 1: 0276
travel restrictions 1: 0276, 0652
Berlin, West
armaments production in 1: 0237
missions—GDR contacts with 1: 0229
plebiscite in 3: 0009
police mission instructions 1: 0402
status of 3: 0516–0527, 0631–0688;
4: 0123
Berlin Wall
Allied commandants’ protest 1: 0354
construction of
general 1: 0354; 3: 0405
military countermeasures 3: 0415
reinforcement of 1: 0441
removal demands 1: 0378
Blocked funds
see Assets
Bonds
validation
by FRG 4: 0410, 0511–0538
by GDR 4: 0447–0453
treaty 4: 0418
Bonn, FRG
Yugoslav trade office 1: 1021; 2: 0001
Border incursions; incidents
by GDR personnel 1: 0237
PRC–India 4: 0139
shooting incidents 1: 0378, 0402, 0416–
0479
see also Berlin
Boundary questions
FRG–GDR 1: 0498
PRC–India 4: 0139
Brandt, Willy
support for CDU/SPD coalition
government 1: 0490
Breeder reactor program
general 4: 0688
U.S. cooperation 4: 0756
see also Centrifuge program
see also Nuclear materials
Budget
defense 4: 0083–0123, 0139
Bulgaria
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0059
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0061
Bundy, McGeorge
visit to Berlin 4: 0083
Burma
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0975
financial treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0983, 1033
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0977
Cameroon
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0250
financial treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0259
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0249, 0263
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0254
28
CDU
coalition government and Willy Brandt
1: 0490
Centrifuge program
FRG 4: 0632–0642, 0663
gas centrifuge 5: 0392–0404
see also Breeder reactor program
see also Nuclear materials
Chiefs of mission, FRG
Africa conference 4: 0139
China, People’s Republic of (PRC)
border conflict with India 4: 0139
foreign relations with USSR 4: 0139
China, Republic of
foreign relations with FRG 2: 1091
Churches
German Protestant 1: 0110
See also Evangelical Church
see also Religion
Claims
debt settlement 4: 0882
joint military maneuver damage 5: 0038–
0060, 0363
Claims treaties and agreements, FRG
with Austria 1: 0895
general 1: 0187
with Greece 2: 0817
with Italy 1: 0945
Claims treaties and agreements, U.S.
with FRG 5: 0443
Collective bargaining
U.S. armed forces and German unions
5: 0038
Commandant, Soviet
relations with Allied commandants
1: 0441
relations with U.S. commandant 1: 0416
Commandants, Allied
Berlin protests of 1: 0276, 0354, 0363
relations with Soviet commandant
1: 0416, 0441
Commercial policy, FRG
toward Yugoslavia 1: 1021
Commercial treaties
see Friendship, commerce, and
navigation, treaties of
Communism
propaganda 3: 0052
Congo (Brazzaville)
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0400
Congo (Leopoldville)
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0344
Consular functions, treaties
U.S.–FRG 4: 0407
Consulates, FRG
4: 0331
Consuls general
local GDR–FRG relationship 1: 0343
Contingency plans; planning
Berlin 1: 0818; 3: 0566; 4: 0123
FRG participation in 3: 0052
Cooperative logistics
U.S.–FRG 5: 0001–0141, 0312–0392
Credit
bank 4: 0462
FRG–GDR talks 1: 0490–0495
GDR requests 1: 0838
Cuba
Bay of Pigs invasion 3: 0380
Cuban missile crisis
4: 0123
Cultural treaties and agreements, FRG
with Austria 1: 0893
with Indonesia 2: 1136
with South Africa 2: 0516
Cultural treaties and agreements, U.S.
with FRG 4: 0760
Currency
Deutsche Mark Purchase Agreement of
1952 4: 0410, 0418–0438; 5: 0183
Cyprus
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0708
Dahomey
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0353
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0352
Debt
postwar—FRG 4: 0462–0511
settlement claims 4: 0882
Defense
budget—FRG 4: 0083–0123, 0139
equipment and materials disposition
agreement 5: 0060
Defense agreements
with Israel 2: 0892
with Somaliland 2: 0686
with Turkey 2: 0827
see also Military agreements, FRG
see also Mutual defense assistance
agreement
see also Nonaggression pact
Defense policy
FRG 1: 0130
NATO 1: 0080–0084
see also Defense agreements
Destroyer loan agreement
U.S.–FRG 5: 0060–0141, 0363, 0392–
0404
29
with Thailand 2: 1068
with Togo 2: 0307
with Tunisia 2: 0587
with Turkey 2: 0824
with U.S. 4: 0271
with Yemen 2: 0921
Economic treaties and agreements, U.S.
with FRG 4: 0271
EEC
U.K. membership in 4: 0028, 0123, 0205
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
talks with Konrad Adenauer 3: 0009
EURATOM
agreements, U.S., with 4: 0687
treaty 4: 0663
see also Nuclear materials
Europe
economic integration 1: 0034, 0067,
0120, 0124; 3: 0566–0606, 0688
nuclear inspection zone in 3: 0009–0030
Europe, Eastern
foreign relations with FRG 1: 0199
Evangelical Church
adoption of dynamic Eastern policy by
Western governments 1: 0416
appeals for campaign of intellectual
penetration of GDR 1: 0416
Exchange
rates for U.S. military personnel checks in
FRG 4: 0417–0418
reform agreement with FRG for bank
credit 4: 0462
see also Deutsche Mark Purchase
Agreement of 1952
Extradition treaties
FRG–U.S. 5: 0421
Far East
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0971
Fast breeder reactor program
see Breeder reactor program
FIBAG affair
4: 0001
Financial aid
FRG 3: 0244
Financial matters
U.S.–FRG talks 3: 0128–0244
Financial treaties and agreements, FRG
with Austria 1: 0880
with Burma 2: 0983, 1033
with Cameroon 2: 0259
with Greece 2: 0795
with Guinea 2: 0248
with Jordan 2: 0896
with Korea, South 2: 1107
with Senegal 2: 0439
Deutsche Mark Purchase Agreement of
1952
4: 0410, 0418–0438; 5: 0183
Disarmament
3: 0153, 0244, 0606
Discriminatory practices
trade—against Yugoslavia 1: 1014
Dollar bonds
validation
FRG 4: 0410, 0511–0538
GDR 4: 0447–0453
validation treaty 4: 0418
Double taxation treaties, FRG
with Greece 2: 0816
with Pakistan 2: 1036
with U.S. 4: 0541
Double taxation treaties, U.S.
with FRG 4: 0541
Economic aid, FRG
for Yugoslavia 1: 09717–0972, 1014–
1019
Economic conditions
GDR 1: 0798
Economic countermeasures
Allied, against GDR 1: 0321, 0511–0533,
0798
GDR 1: 0827–0828
study 1: 0652
Economic offensive
Soviet bloc 3: 0688; 4: 0028
Economic relations, FRG
general 1: 0145
with Yugoslavia 2: 0001
Economic treaties and agreements, FRG
with Burma 2: 0975
with Cameroon 2: 0250
with Congo (Brazzaville) 2: 0400
with Dahomey 2: 0353
with Gabon 2: 0402
with Greece 2: 0731
with Guinea 2: 0200
with Indonesia 2: 1122
with Ivory Coast 2: 0396
with Korea, South 2: 1106
with Lebanon 2: 0830
with Libya 2: 0621
with Madagascar 2: 0336
with Malaya 2: 1108
with Mali 2: 0333, 0335
with Morocco 2: 0529
with Pakistan 2: 0992, 1023
with Senegal 2: 0435
with Somaliland 2: 0637
with Syria 2: 0829
with Tanganyika 2: 0691
30
with Somaliland 2: 0685
with Thailand 2: 1088
with Togo 2: 0326
with Turkey 2: 0826
with U.S. 4: 0408–0538
Financial treaties and agreements, U.S.
with FRG 4: 0408–0538
Foreign aid
FRG program 3: 0128, 0631; 4: 0123
Foreign policy, FRG
1: 0096
see also Foreign relations, FRG
Foreign policy, U.S.
Berlin 1: 0004–0034, 0067, 0079, 0099,
0110–0120, 0124, 0130, 0208–0225;
3: 0009, 0207, 0415–0431; 4: 0083,
0205; 5: 0277
see also Foreign relations, U.S.
Foreign relations, FRG
with Afghanistan 2: 0970
with Africa 2: 0063
with Algeria 1: 0197
with Bulgaria 2: 0059
with Cameroon 2: 0249
with China, Republic of 2: 1091
with Congo (Leopoldville) 2: 0344
with Dahomey 2: 0352
with Europe, Eastern 1: 0199
with Far East 2: 0971
with GDR 1: 0203, 0208–0495, 0856
general 1: 0001–0130
with Guinea 1: 0200; 2: 0125
with Hungary 1: 0912
with Iceland 1: 0201
with India 2: 1038
with Indonesia 2: 1113
with Iraq 2: 0928
with Israel 2: 0867
with Italy 1: 0928
with Japan 2: 1100
with Jordan 2: 0897
with Laos 1: 0195
with Lebanon 2: 0865
with Libya 2: 0619
with Malaya 2: 1109
with Mali 2: 0327
with Morocco 2: 0525
with Near East 2: 0706
with Pakistan 2: 0988
with Portugal 1: 0196
with Rwanda 2: 0524
with Somaliland 2: 0629
with Syria 2: 0828
with Tanganyika 2: 0690
with Togo 2: 0114, 0289
with Tunisia 2: 0586
with Turkey 2: 0822, 0893
with United Arab Republic 2: 0905
with USSR 3: 0527
with Yemen 2: 0918
with Yugoslavia 1: 0961–1021; 2: 0001–
0038
see also Foreign policy, FRG
Foreign relations, U.S.
with FRG 3: 0001–0688; 4: 0001–0205
see also Foreign policy, U.S.
France
anti-German attitudes 1: 0276
atomic energy treaty with FRG 4: 0684
cooperation agreement with FRG
4: 0083, 0139; 5: 0419
NATO participation 4: 0001
nuclear intentions 4: 0028
treaty with FRG 4: 0205
Free Democratic Party
policies 1: 0110
FRG nationals
deaths of, in the United States—
notification of 4: 0331
Friendship
see Peace; friendship
Friendship, commerce, and navigation,
treaties of
FRG–Greece 2: 0773
U.S.–FRG 4: 0298–0403
see also Commercial policy, FRG
see also Trade agreements, FRG
see also Trade agreements, U.S.
Gabon
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0402
Gas centrifuge
protection of information 5: 0392–0404
see also Centrifuge program
GDR
allegations of provocative acts by FRG
and Allies 1: 0479
Berlin, East 1: 0211, 0276, 0652
border incursions by 1: 0237
confiscation of trucks carrying building
materials to FRG 1: 0237
debt 1: 0798
dollar bonds—validation 4: 0447–0453
economic conditions 1: 0798
economic countermeasures 1: 0827–
0828
economic countermeasures, Allied
1: 0321
Evangelical Church campaign for
intellectual penetration of 1: 0416
31
friendship, commerce, and navigation
treaties with FRG 2: 0773
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0733
Guinea
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0200
financial treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0248
foreign relations with FRG 1: 0200;
2: 0125
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0237
Hungary
foreign relations with FRG 1: 0912
trade agreements with FRG 1: 0925
trade mission, FRG, to 1: 0130
Iceland
foreign relations with FRG 1: 0201
Imports
tax on 3: 0631–0688; 4: 0123
India
border conflict with PRC 4: 0139
foreign relations with FRG 2: 1038
recognition of GDR 1: 0105
trade agreements with FRG 2: 1039
Indonesia
cultural treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 1136
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 1122
foreign relations with FRG 2: 1113
trade agreements with FRG 2: 1135
Industrial property
see Literary, artistic, and industrial
property treaties
Industrial standards
GDR debate on 1: 0340
Intellectual penetration
of GDR 1: 0416
Intellectual property
see Literary, artistic, and industrial
property treaties
Interzonal agreement
negotiations 1: 0509–0845
renewal of 1: 0328–0337
Interzonal boundary
Allied psychological operations along
1: 0388–0402
Belgian military patrol of 1: 0479
customs frontier with GDR 1: 0411
Iran
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0936
Iraq
air navigation treaties with FRG 2: 0934
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0928
GDR cont.
foreign policy on, FRG 1: 0073
foreign relations with FRG 1: 0203, 0208–
0495
FRG citizens living in 1: 0363
harassment of traffic to and from West
Berlin 1: 0237, 0608, 0798
India 1: 0105
industrial standards debate 1: 0340
integration with East Berlin 1: 0211
interruption of access to Berlin—response
to 3: 0153
interzonal boundary into customs frontier
1: 0411
land boundary with FRG 1: 0498
legal position on Western access rights to
Berlin 1: 0363
passports and visas 1: 0411, 0827–0828
peace treaty 1: 0363, 0479; 2: 0038
political discussions 1: 0490
propaganda 1: 0237, 0343, 0363, 0441–
0479
recognition 1: 0105; 2: 0001
refugees from 1: 0237, 0378, 0416–0441;
4: 0055
trade 1: 0837
trade agreements with FRG 1: 0509–
0845, 0854, 0858
transformation of 1: 0411
transit trade countermeasures against
1: 0276
transit visas requirement Berlin 1: 0840
travel restrictions 1: 0073, 0276, 0652
Yugoslavia 2: 0001
see also Berlin, East
German African Chiefs of Mission
Conference
see Chiefs of mission, FRG
German-American cooperation
television film on 3: 0405
Ghana
trade agreements with FRG 1: 0189
Government, FRG
CDU/SPD coalition 1: 0490
Great Britain
see U.K.
Greece
claims treaties and agreements 2: 0817
double taxation treaties with FRG 2: 0816
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0731
financial treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0795
32
Israel
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0867
military and defense agreements with
FRG 2: 0892
war crimes trials 2: 0886
Italy
claims treaties and agreements with FRG
1: 0945
foreign relations with FRG 1: 0928
Ivory Coast
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0396
Japan
air navigation treaties with FRG 2: 1105
foreign relations with FRG 2: 1100
trade agreements with FRG 2: 1102
Joint maneuvers
see Military maneuvers
Jordan
financial treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0896
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0897
Kennedy, John F.
meetings/talks with
Adenauer, Konrad 3: 0141, 0332,
0499; 4: 0139–0167
Khrushchev, Nikita S. 3: 0380
Kennedy administration
FRG attitude toward 3: 0207
Khrushchev, Nikita S.
talks with John F. Kennedy in Vienna
3: 0380
Kohl, Hans
arrest and trial for war crimes 1: 0982
Korea, South
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 1106
financial treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 1107
Labor unions
FRG—collective bargaining with U.S.
armed forces 5: 0038
Laos
foreign relations with FRG 1: 0195
Lebanon
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0830
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0865
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0862
Libya
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0621
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0619
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0627
Literary, artistic, and industrial property
treaties
U.S.–FRG 4: 0596
Logistics
cooperative—U.S.–FRG 5: 0001–0141,
0312–0392
see also Military procurement
Madagascar
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0336
Malaya
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 1108
foreign relations with FRG 2: 1109
Mali
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0333, 0335
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0327
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0334
Military agreements, FRG
with Israel 2: 0892
with Somaliland 2: 0686
with Turkey 2: 0827
see also Destroyer loan agreement
see also Mutual defense assistance
agreement
Military agreements, U.S.
with FRG 4: 0811–0885; 5: 0001–0419
see also Destroyer loan agreement
see also Mutual defense assistance
agreement
Military aid
FRG policy 4: 0139
see also Mutual defense assistance
agreement
Military convoys
Allied 1: 0416, 0441
Military equipment and materials
disposition agreement—U.S.–FRG
5: 0060
see also Armaments
see also Weapons production program
Military facilities
U.S.–FRG agreement on joint use of
5: 0183–0277
Military forces
abrogation of forces convention—U.S.–
FRG agreement on 5: 0277
status of forces agreement—NATO–FRG
5: 0060–0141, 0211–0237, 0277, 0419
see also Military personnel, Allied
see also Military personnel, U.S.
Military maneuvers
joint maneuver damage claims 5: 0038–
0060, 0363
33
Military patrols
Allied—along sector borders 1: 0378
U.S.—harassment in East Berlin 1: 0490
Military payments
FRG to United States 5: 0141, 0392
Military personnel, Allied
refusal to show identification to East
German authorities 1: 0399
Military personnel, U.S.
complaints regarding FRG exchange
rates for 4: 0417–0418
constitutional rights while stationed in
FRG 5: 0412–0419
Military procurement
FRG 3: 0153
services agreement—U.S.–FRG 5: 0312
see also Logistics
Military talks
Spain–FRG 4: 0811
Missiles
Polaris 4: 0836
Morocco
air navigation treaties with FRG 2: 0574
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0529
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0525
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0533,
0556
Moscow Declaration
1: 0328
Mutual defense assistance agreement
U.S.–FRG 5: 0010–0023, 0060
see also Military agreements, FRG
see also Military agreements, U.S.
see also Military aid
Nash List settlement
U.S.–FRG talks 5: 0010–0141, 0237,
0277–0312, 0363
Nassau Agreement
4: 0205
NATO
alleged Nazis in 4: 0028
command shifts 4: 0055
defense policy 1: 0043, 0080–0084
force goals 4: 0083
France—participation 4: 0001
FRG role in 1: 0120; 3: 0040, 0097, 0207,
0332, 0385, 0431, 0527; 4: 0139
nuclear weapons policy 3: 0097–0128,
0332, 0499, 0566–0606, 0688;
4: 0139, 0205
status of forces agreement 5: 0060–0141,
0211–0237, 0277, 0419
Naval forces
U.S.–FRG destroyer loan agreement
5: 0060–0141, 0363, 0392–0404
Naval vessels, U.S.
Savannah 4: 0751
Navigation treaties
see Friendship, commerce, and
navigation, treaties of
Nazis
in NATO, allegations regarding 4: 0028
Near East
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0706
Neutralism
FRG opposition 1: 0093
Nigeria
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0514
Nonaggression pact
1: 0328
Nuclear energy
FRG 5: 0363
see also Nuclear energy treaties
Nuclear energy treaties
Berlin 4: 0688, 0691–0745
France–FRG 4: 0684
U.S.–FRG 4: 0627–0756
Nuclear inspection zone
Europe—proposal for 3: 0009–0030
Nuclear intentions
France–FRG 4: 0028
Nuclear materials
nuclear ship propellants—U.S. agreement
with FRG 4: 0813
sales and deliveries—U.S. to FRG
4: 0627, 0684
see also Breeder reactor program
see also Centrifuge program
see also Nuclear energy
Nuclear reactors
U.S. agreement to provide FRG with
4: 0813
see also Breeder reactor program
see also Centrifuge program
Nuclear ships
propellants—U.S. agreement to provide
FRG with 4: 0813
Savannah 4: 0751
Nuclear test ban
negotiations 3: 0566
see also Nuclear energy treaties
Nuclear weapons policy
NATO 3: 0097–0128, 0332, 0499, 0566–
0606, 0688; 4: 0139, 0205
U.S.—toward FRG 4: 0662
see also Nuclear energy treaties
see also Nuclear intentions
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USSR 1: 0343, 0363, 0413, 0474–0479
Yugoslavia 1: 0963–0964, 0982
Property
redistributable agreement—U.S.–FRG
4: 0826–0831, 0885; 5: 0175–0183
surplus agreement—U.S.–FRG 5: 0299
Psychological warfare
Allied operations—interzonal boundary
1: 0399–0402
Radio communications
frequency coordination—U.S.–FRG
5: 0179
treaties—U.S.–FRG 5: 0472
Rail transportation
between Berlin and Austria 1: 0479
Redistributable property
U.S.–FRG agreement 4: 0826–0831,
0885; 5: 0175–0183
Refugees
from GDR 1: 0237, 0378, 0416–0441;
4: 0055
see also Political asylum
Religion
see Evangelical Church
see Churches
Reunification issue
1: 0004, 0105, 0441; 3: 0332, 0431, 0606
see also GDR
Rumania
trade agreements with FRG 1: 0947
Rusk, Dean
talks with Konrad Adenauer 4: 0139
Rwanda
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0524
Savannah
agreement on use of FRG ports and
territorial waters by 4: 0751
Science treaties
U.S.–FRG 5: 0666
Senegal
air navigation treaties with FRG 2: 0442
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0435
financial treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0439
Somaliland
air navigation treaties with FRG 2: 0689
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0637
financial treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0685
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0629
Occupation Zone, U.S.
Belgian troops to patrol interzonal
demarcation line 1: 04791
see also Interzonal agreement
see also Interzonal boundary
Pakistan
air navigation treaties with FRG 2: 1032,
1037
double taxation treaties with FRG 2: 1036
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0992, 1023
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0988, 0999
trade agreements with FRG 2: 1027
Passports, GDR
general 1: 0827–0828
requirements 1: 0411
Peace; friendship
FRG 1: 0149
German Protestant church statements on
1: 0110
U.S.–FRG 4: 0241
see also Friendship, commerce, and
navigation, treaties of
see also Peace treaty issue
Peace Corps
FRG interest in 4: 0083
Peace treaty issue
GDR 2: 0038
German 1: 0004, 0211, 0343–0353,
0363; 3: 0527
Peru
government—recognition by FRG 4: 0028
Plebiscite
in West Berlin 3: 0009
Polaris missiles
for FRG 4: 0836
Police
West Berlin—mission instructions 1: 0402
Political asylum
requests, for friends/relatives of FRG
citizens living in GDR 1: 0363
Portugal
foreign relations with FRG 1: 0196
Postwar debt
FRG partial prepayment of 4: 0462–0511
Prisoners of war
German 4: 0265
Procurement
military, FRG 3: 0153
services agreement—U.S.–FRG 5: 0312
see also Logistics
Propaganda
Communist 3: 0052
GDR 1: 0237, 0343, 0363, 0441–0479
35
Somaliland cont.
military and defense agreements with
FRG 2: 0686
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0536,
0661
South Africa
air navigation treaties with FRG 2: 0521
cultural treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0516
Soviet bloc
economic offensive 3: 0688; 4: 0028
see also USSR
Spain
military talks with FRG 4: 0811
SPD
coalition government and Willy Brandt
1: 0490
Status of forces agreement
NATO–FRG 5: 0060–0141, 0211–0237,
0277, 0419
see also Abrogation of forces convention
Stuttgart, FRG
attack on Yugoslavians in 1: 0975
Surplus property
U.S.–FRG agreement 5: 0299
Syria
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0829
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0828
Tanganyika
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0691
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0690
Taxation
double taxation treaties 2: 0816, 1036;
4: 0541
relief agreement—U.S.–FRG 4: 0819
turnover equalization tax 3: 0631–0688;
4: 0123
Terrorist groups
Ustashi 2: 0001
Thailand
air navigation treaties with FRG 2: 1090
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 1068
financial treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 1088
Togo
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0307
financial treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0326
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0114, 0289
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0308
Trade
discriminatory practices against
Yugoslavia 1: 1014
FRG policy on 1: 1014-1019
interzonal agreement
negotiations 1: 0509–0845
renewal of 1: 0328–0337
proposals—GDR 1: 0837
protocol—FRG–Yugoslavia 1: 0994
transit documents—Allied
countermeasure 1: 0276
Trade agreements, FRG
with Albania 1: 0960
with Austria 1: 0860
with Bulgaria 2: 0061
with Burma 2: 0977
with Cameroon 2: 0254
with Cyprus 2: 0708
with GDR 1: 0509–0845, 0854, 0858
general 1: 0186
with Germany 1: 0204
with Ghana 1: 0189
with Greece 2: 0733
with Guinea 2: 0237
with Hungary 1: 0925
with India 2: 1039
with Indonesia 2: 1135
with Iran 2: 0936
with Japan 2: 1102
with Lebanon 2: 0862
with Libya 2: 0627
with Mali 2: 0334
with Morocco 2: 0533, 0556
with Nigeria 2: 0514
with Pakistan 2: 1027
with Rumania 1: 0947
with Somaliland 2: 0536, 0661
with Togo 2: 0308
with Tunisia 2: 0590
with Upper Volta 2: 0355
with U.S. 4: 0277
with Yemen 2: 0926
with Yugoslavia 1: 0999, 1014–1019;
2: 0051
Trade agreements, U.S.
with FRG 4: 0277
Trade Expansion Act, U.S.
4: 0083
Trade sanctions, FRG
GDR 1: 0511
Transit trade
documents—Allied countermeasure
1: 0276
36
detention of Allied military convoys
passing through Berlin 1: 0416, 0441
foreign relations with FRG 3: 0527
foreign relations with PRC 4: 0139
foreign relations with Yugoslavia 1: 0990
FRG policy toward 1: 0087
peace treaty with GDR 1: 0363, 0479
propaganda 1: 0343, 0363, 0413, 0474–
0479
Ustashi
terrorist action groups 2: 0001
Vested assets
see Assets
Vienna talks
Khrushchev, Nikita S.–John F. Kennedy
3: 0380
Visas
GDR plans to demand 1: 0827–0828
Yugoslavia 1: 0972
see also Passports, GDR
see also Travel restrictions
Vracaric incident
1: 0975
War crimes
FRG–Israel 2: 0886
Germany 1: 0848
Kohl, Hans 1: 0982
Weapons production program
U.S.–FRG agreement 4: 0831–0836;
5: 0363
Workmen’s compensation
4: 0298
Yemen
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0921
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0918
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0926
Yugoslavia
commercial policy, FRG, toward 1: 1021
discriminatory practices against 1: 1014
economic aid, FRG, to 1: 0971–0972,
1014–1019
economic relations with FRG 2: 0001
failure of bank negotiations with FRG
1: 1021
foreign policy, FRG, on trade with and
economic aid to 1: 1014–1019
foreign relations
with FRG 1: 0961–1021
with USSR 1: 0990
granting of visas to West Berliners
1: 0972
interest in reestablishing relations with
FRG 1: 0961
peace treaty with GDR 2: 0038
Transit visas
GDR plans to require 1: 0840
see also Passports, GDR
Travel restrictions
FRG 1: 0328
GDR—East Berlin 1: 0276, 0652
see also Passports, GDR
Treaties and agreements
see Air navigation treaties
see Claims treaties and agreements
see Consular functions, treaties
see Cultural treaties and agreements
see Defense agreements
see Double taxation treaties
see Economic treaties and agreements
see Extradition treaties
see Financial treaties and agreements
see Friendship, commerce, and
navigation, treaties of
see Interzonal agreement
see Literary, artistic, and industrial
property treaties
see Nuclear energy treaties
see Peace treaty issue
see Science treaties
see Status of forces agreement
see Trade agreements
Tunisia
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0587
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0586
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0590
Turkey
economic treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0824
financial treaties and agreements with
FRG 2: 0826
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0822, 0893
military and defense agreements with
FRG 2: 0827
Turnover equalization tax
on imports 3: 0631–0688; 4: 0123
U.K.
EEC membership 4: 0028, 0123, 0205
United Arab Republic
foreign relations with FRG 2: 0905
Upper Volta
trade agreements with FRG 2: 0355
USSR
actions regarding Berlin 1: 0276
allegations of FRG interference with rail
transportation 1: 0479
allegations of provocative acts by FRG
and Allies 1: 0479
37
Yugoslavia cont.
propaganda 1: 0963–0964, 0982
recognition of GDR 2: 0001
trade
agreement negotiations with 1: 0999
FRG 1: 0994, 1014–1019; 2: 0051
office in Bonn, FRG 1: 1021; 2: 0001
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