A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of
Conference on Disarmament,
1985-1989
Meetings and Documents
UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA
A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of
Conference on Disarmament,
1985-1989
Meetings and Documents
Edited by
Paul Kesaris
Guide compiled by
Blair D. Hydrick
A microfilm project of
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Conference on Disarmament (United Nations).
Conference on Disarmament, 1985-1989 [microform] : meetings and
documents.
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Filmed from the holdings of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament
Agency.
Accompanied by printed reel guide compiled by Blair D. Hydrick.
Includes index.
ISBN 1-55655-224-6 (microfilm reels)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
v
Source Note
v¡¡
Editorial Note
vii
Document Citation Abbreviations
¡x
Reel Index
Reels 1-2
1985 Documents
Reels
1985 Documents cont
1986 Documents
Reels 4-5
1986 Documents cont
Reel 6
1986 Documents cont
1987 Documents
Reel?
1987 Documents cont
ReelS
1987 Documents cont
1988 Documents
Reels 9-11
1988 Documents cont
Reel 12
1988 Documents cont
1989 Documents
Reels 13-15
1989 Documents cont
Reel 16
1989 Documents cont
1985 Information Documents
1986 Information Documents
1987 Information Documents
1988 Information Documents
1989 Information Documents
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6
7
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12
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15
16
16
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23
23
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29
29
29
29
29
Reel 17
1988 Information Documents
1989 Information Documents
1986 Chemical Weapons Working Papers
1988 Chemical Weapons WotWng Papers
1989 Chemical Weapons Working Papers
1988 Conference Working Papers
1989 Conference Working Papers
1988 Radiological Weapons Committee Report
1988 SA Committee Report
1986 Non-Governmental Conference Documents
1987 Non-Governmental Conference Documents
1988 Non-Governmental Conference Documents
1989 Non-Governmental Conference Document
1985 Verbatim Records of Plenary Meetings
1986 Verbatim Records of Plenary Meetings
Reel 18
1986 Verbatim Records of Plenary Meetings cont
1987 Verbatim Records of Plenary Meetings
Reel 19
1987 Verbatim Records of Plenary Meetings cont
1988 Verbatim Records of Plenary Meetings
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1988 Verbatim Records of Plenary Meetings cont
1989 Verbatim Records of Plenary Meetings
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Subject Index
IV
INTRODUCTION
Arms control•in particular, nuclear arms control•has been at the center of international
affairs for over forty years. In fact, the hope for limitations on nuclear weaponry has grown side
by side with the proliferation of the weapons themselves: interest in arms control is never
greater than when the political opportunities for global security seem to be moving out of reach.
Since 1946, when the Baruch Plan was proposed to the United Nations, there have been
numerous negotiations, treaties, and agreements to reduce the risk of nuclear war. The central
forum for disarmament talks, however, has been and continues to be the Conference on
Disarmament.
Begun under U.N. auspices in 1961 and located in Geneva, the Conference on Disarmament
is the longest-standing and most comprehensive conference in the area of arms limitation. The
record of its meetings and documents is indeed the record of arms control•its successes and
failures•in the nuclear age. Originally known as the Eighteen Nation Disarmament (Conference,
then the Committee on Disarmament, the Conference on Disarmament was established by a
joint U.S.-Soviet resolution at the 16th session of the U.N. General Assembly. The resolution
makes clear that the conference's goal•"to reach agreement on general and complete
disarmament in a peaceful world"•was an ambitious one:
The goal of negotiations is to achieve agreement on a programme which will ensure that (a)
disarmament is general and complete and war is no longer an instrument for settling
international problems, and (b) such disarmament is accompanied by the establishment of
reliable procedures for the peaceful settlement of disputes and effective arrangements for the
maintenance of peace.
Among other proposals, this joint statement called for the elimination of all stockpiles of
nuclear, chemical, bacteriological, and other weapons of mass destruction; the cessation of the
production of such weapons; and the elimination of all means of weapons delivery. Nor was the
conference's mission limited to nuclear disarmament; its program included the disbanding of
armed forces, the dismantling of military establishments, and the cessation of military training.
In the quarter of a century since its inception, the Conference on Disarmament has continued to
examine every aspect of the arms race:
• economic and social consequences of the arms race
• weapons testing and test bans
• human rights and war
• prohibition of environmental modification techniques
• problems of verification
• establishment of nuclear-free zones
• reduction of military budgets
• peaceful uses of atomic energy
• the role of the United Nations
• weapons research
• nonproliferation
• inhumane conventional weapons
• weapons in space
• radiological weapons
• nuclear reprocessing
• chemical weapons
• biological weapons
• the "build down" concept
• "first use" of nuclear weapons
• regional disarmament
• the nuclear freeze.
On these and many other issues, the papers of the Conference on Disarmament offer a
complete record of important international negotiations. Furthermore, the Conference on
Disarmament was one of the first international conferences of any kind to recognize the growing
influence of nonaligned nations. Since 1954, when Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru
placed the question of nuclear weapons testing on the U.N. agenda, nonaligned nations have
become active participants in discussions of nuclear issues. The U.N. debates on disarmament
ceased to be U.S.-Soviet political dialogues; they took on a far more global character as
nonaligned members insisted on their say concerning an issue of such immediate importance to
them. The membership of the original Eighteen Nation Disarmament Conference certainly
reflected this trend: Brazil, Burma, Ethiopia, India, Mexico, Nigeria, and the United Arab
Republic were represented. In addition to the United States and the Soviet Union, the other
members were Bulgaria, Canada, Czechoslovakia, France, Italy, Poland, Romania, Sweden,
and the United Kingdom. This mix of nuclear powers and nonaligned nations, of East and West,
still holds true today as the Conference on Disarmament continues its deliberations with forty
member nations.
Conference on Disarmament, 1985-1989: Meetings and Documents continues the previously
UPA published Committee on Disarmament, 1962-1984: Meetings and Documents. Not only
has the name changed since 1984 but so has the importance of the organization. As tensions
between the two superpowers have waned so have divisions within the conference. Arms
control issues of global concern such as nuclear proliferation, the ban of chemical weapons,
and the reduction of conventional arms can only proceed with the cooperation of the United
States and the Soviet Union. The Conference on Disarmament has evolved from a forum for
debate, information exchange, and propaganda, to an organization preparing international
treaties on arms control that have a real chance to be ratified.
VI
SOURCE NOTE
The documents that were microfilmed for this publication are from the library of the United
States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Washington, D.C.
EDITORIAL NOTE
The library of the United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency maintains a program
to acquire all of the printed documents produced by the Conference on Disarméiment. This
collection consists of the Meetings and Documents series. The collection is arranged in
chronological order by type of document. University Publications of America (UPAJ has filmed
this collection in its entirety.
VII
DOCUMENT CITATION
ABBREVIATIONS
The following acronyms and abbreviations are used to identify the documents in this
microform publication and are reproduced and defined here for the convenience of the
researcher.
Add.
CD
Corr.
CRP
CW
INF
NATO
NGC
PV
Rev.
RW
U.N.
U.S.
USSR
WP
Additional1
Conference on Disarmament
correction
Committee Report
Chemical weapons
Intermediate-Range Nuclear Force
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Non-Governmental Conference
procès verbal (verbatim record)1
Revision1
Radiological weapons
United Nations
Unrted States
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Working paper
abbreviations used in documents of U.N. organizations or international conferencos served by
U.N. Secretariat.
IX
REEL INDEX
ReeM
Frame
No.
Document
Citation
Subject
0001
0005
CD/545
CD/546
0010
CD/547
0012
CD/548
0016
0019
CD/549
CD/550
0021
CD/551
0022
CD/552
0023
CD/553
0024
CD/554
0025
CD/555
0026
CD/556
0027
CD/558
0028
CD/559
0029
CD/560
0030
CD/561
0041
CD/562
0042
CD/563
0043
CD/564
Romania's Position on Disarmament Issues. February 5. 4frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical Weapons on Its Work
During the Period 14 January-1 February 1985. February 1. 5frs.
Text of the Statement by the Great People's Khural of thei Mongolian
People's Republic Made on 12 December 1984. February 4. 2frs.
Answers of Mr. K. U. Chernenko to the Questions of Mr. S. Louri,
Correspondent of the American Television Company, CNN [Cable
News Network]. February 4.4frs.
Text of New Delhi Declaration. February 6.3frs.
Agenda for the 1985 Session of the Conference on Disarmament.
February 8. 2frs.
Decision on the Re-Establishment of the Ad Hoc Committee on
Chemical Weapons. February 8.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Norway Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 8.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Finland Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 8.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of New Zealand Concerning Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 8.1fr.
Letter from the Pemanent Representative of Denmark Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 8.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Vietnam Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 8.1fr.
Letter from the Deputy Permanent Representative of Poitugal Concerning Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 8.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Bangladesh Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 8. 1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Spain Concerning Rules
33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 8.1fr.
U.S.: Text of President Ronald Reagan's Message to Congress
Transmitting The President's Unclassified Report to Congress on
Soviet Noncompliance with Arms Control Agreements."
February 13.11frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Turkey Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 15.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Switzerland Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 15.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Greece Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 15.1fr.
1985•Documents
Frame
No.
Document
Citation
Subject
0044
CD/565
0045
CD/566
0047
CD/567
0048
0049
CD/568
CD/569
0052
CD/570
0054
CD/571
0056
CD/572
0061
CD/573
0062
CD/574
0066
CD/575
0078
CD/576
0080
CD/577
0081
CD/578
0086
CD/579
0088
CD/580
0090
CD/581
0095
0096
CD/582
CD/583
0100
CD/584
0101
CD/585
0104
CD/587
0108
CD/588
0109
CD/589
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Greece Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 15.1fr.
Text of a Personal Message of Erich Honeckerto the Heads of State
or Governments of Argentina, Greece, India, Mexico, Sweden, and
Tanzania. February 18. 2frs.
Letter from the Chargé D'Affaires of the Permanent Mission of
Cameroon Concerning Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure.
February 20.1fr.
Statement of the Group of 21. Febmary 20.1fr.
Answer of Mr. K. U. Chernenko to the Communication of the Argentine
Movement "Appeal of 100 for the Sake of Life." February 21. 3frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of the USSR Transmitting
'The Joint Soviet-United States Statement." February 22.2frs.
Letter from the Representative of the U.S. Transmitting a Document
Entitled "Joint United States-Soviet Statement." March 5.2frs.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting a Text
Entitled "Not Sabotage but Compliance with Obligations."
February 25.5frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Senegal Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 27.1fr.
Excerpts from the Speech of Konstantin Chernenko to the Electorate
of the Kuibyshev District of Moscow. March 1. 4frs.
United Kingdom: Verification of Non-Production of Chemical
Weapons; Proposals for Inspection Procedures and Data
Exchange. March 6.12frs.
Message Sent by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran to Mr. Javier
Perez De Cuellar, Secretary-General of the U.N. March 11. 2frs.
Decision on the Re-Establishment of the Ad Hoc Committee on
Radiological Weapons. March 18. Ifr.
Federal Republic of Germany: Working Paper on the Prevention of
Nuclear War, Including all Related Matters. March 18.5frs.
China: Working Paper on China's Basic Position on the Prevention of
an Arms Race in Outer Space. March 19. 2frs.
Excerpts from the Speech of Prime Minister Wilfried Martens of
Belgium to Parliament on 15 March 1985. March 20. 2frs.
Text of the Australian Reply to the Request of the Secretary-General
Pursuant to Resolution 39/148P. March 27. 5frs.
Swiss Participation in the Work of Subsidiary Bodies. March 29.1fr.
Progress Report to the Conference on Disarmament on the
Nineteenth Session of the Ad Hoc Group of Scientific Experts to
Consider International Co-Operative Measures to Detect and
Identify Seismic Events. March 29.4frs.
Decision on the Establishment of an Ad Hoc Committee on Item 5 of
the Agenda Entitled "Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space."
April l.lfr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Spain Transmitting a
^Document Entitled "Verification of Non-Production of Chemical
Weapons." April 2. 3f rs.
Text of an Interview Given by Mr. Mikhail Gorbachev to the
Newspaper Pravda. April 9.4frs.
Note Verbale trom the Permanent Mission of Burundi Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. April 11. 1fr.
United Kingdom: Chemical Weapons Convention: The Organs and
Constitution of the Organization. April 11. 7frs.
Frame
No.
Document
Citation
Subject
0116
CD/590
0117
CD/591
0121
CD/592
0124
CD/593
0129
CD/594
0131
CD/596
0134
CD/597
0135
CD/598
0136
CD/599
0143
CD/600
0147
CD/601
0152
CD/602
0153
CD/603
0229
0231
CD/603/
Add. 1
CD/604
0234
CD/605
0241
CD/606
0242
CD/607
0245
CD/608
0249
CD/609
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Canada Transmitting a
Compendium of CD Verbatim Records and Working Papers on
Radiological Weapons. April 17.1fr.
Text of an Appeal of the Grand National Assembly of Romania to the
Supreme Soviet of the USSR, the Congress of the U.S., the
Parliaments of all European Countries and Canada. April 16.4frs.
Text of a Statement of a Group of Socialist Countries in Connection
with the Fortieth Anniversary of the Victory Over Hitlerite Fascism.
April 19. 3frs.
"Appeal for Disarmament and Peace of the Socialist Democracy and
Unity Front in the Socialist Republic of Romania to Democratic
Political Parties and Organizations, the Governments and All the
Peoples of Europe, the United States, and Canada." June 10.5frs.
Prohibition of Radiological Weapons and Prohibition of Attacks
Against Nuclear Facilities. June 12. 2frs.
Text of the Message by Todor Zhivkov, President of the State Council
of Bulgaria to Prime Minister Rajiv Ghandi of India, Dated 30 April
1985. June 17. 3frs.
Letter Addressed to the Secretary-General of the Conferonce on Disarmament by the Permanent Representative of Iran. June 17.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Norway Transmitting a
Research Report Entitled "Verification of a Chemical V/eapons
Convention. Sampling and Analysis of Chemical Warfare Agents
Under Winter Conditions. Part IV." June 20.1fr.
Norway: Working Paper on Seismological Verification of a
Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban. June 20. 7frs.
Norway: Working Paper on Verification of a Chemical Weapons
Convention, Sampling and Analysis of Chemical Warfare Agents
Under Winter Conditions. June 20.4frs.
Norway: Working Paper on Verification of Alleged Use oi Chemical
Warfare Agents Under Winter Conditions. June 20. 5frs.
Brazil: Draft Decision on the Establishment of a Subsidiary Body
Under Item 1 of the Agenda. June 24.1fr.
Report of the Secretary-General on Prevention of Nuclear War
(Resolution 39/148P). June 25. 76frs.
Report of the Secretary-General on Prevention of Nuclear War
(Addendum). July 2. 2frs.
Excerpts from the Speech by Chairman Deng Xiaoping of the Chinese
Central Military Commission, Made on 4 June, 1985, and the
Speech by the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China,
Mr. Hu Yaobang, Made on 6 June, 1985. June 26.3fis.
China: Working Paper on the Destruction of Chemical Weapons.
July 4. 7frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Canada Transmitting a
Two Volume Compendium of CD Verbatim Records and Working
Papers Submitted to the Conference on the Subject of the
Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space. July 4. Ifr.
Working Paper on the Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space.
July 5. 3frs.
Rumania: Working Paper on the Prevention of Nuclear War, Including
All Related Matters. July 8.4frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Mexico Transmitting the
Text of the Statement Adopted by the Symposium on "Survival in
the Nuclear Age" Held in New York on 25 and 26 April 1985. July 8.
7frs.
Frame
No.
Document
Citation
Subject
0256
CD/610
0275
CD/611
0278
CD/612
0294
0301
CD/613
CD/614
0302
CD/615
0304
CD/616
0307
CD/617
0308
CD/618
0351
CD/619
0358
CD/620
0366
CD/621
0367
CD/622
0370
CD/623
0371
CD/624
0439
CD/625
0441
CD/627
0447
CD/628
United Kingdom: Seismic Monitoring for a Comprehensive Nuclear
Test Ban. July 9.19frs.
Text of the Reply of Mr. Mikhail Gorbachev to the Union of Concerned
Scientists, Published on 6 July 1985.3frs.
Federal Republic of Germany: Working Paper on a Proposal for the
Establishment and Progressive Improvement of an International
Seismic Monitoring and Verification System Relating to a
Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban. July 10.16frs.
Yugoslavia: Permitted Activities; Verification Measures. July 10. 7frs.
Letter from the Chargé D'Affaires of the Permanent Mission of Finland
Transmitting a Document Entitled "Air Monitoring as a Means for
Verification of Chemical Disarmament; C-2. Development and
Evaluation of Basic Techniques, Part I." July 12.1fr.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of
the Tass Statement Published on 11 July 1985. July 15. 2frs.
Progress Report to the Conference on Disarmament on the Twentieth
Session of the Ad Hoc Group of Scientific Experts to Consider
International Co-Operative Measures to Detect and Identify Seismic
Events. July 19.3frs.
Letter from the Chargé D'Affaires of the Permanent Mission of Iran
Transmitting the Report of the Specialists Appointed by the
Secretary-General to Investigate Allegations by Iran Concerning the
Use of Chemical Weapons. July 22.1fr.
Canada: Working Paper on a Survey of International Law Relevant to
Arms Control and Outer Space. July 23.43frs.
Japan: Application of (Nuclear) Safeguards Remote Verification
Technology to Verification of a Chemical Weapons Convention.
July 23.7frs.
German Democratic Republic: National Verification Measures to
Implement the Convention on the Prohibition of Chemical
Weapons. July 23.8frs.
Draft Programme of Work for an Ad Hoc Committee on Item 1 of the
Agenda of the Conference on Disarmament Entitled "Nuclear Test
Ban." July 24.1fr.
Letter from the Deputy Head of the Hungarian Delegation Transmitting
the Text of the Statement Issued by the Representatives of the
Parliaments of the Warsaw Treaty Member States at the
Conclusion of Their Meeting Held in Budapest, Hungary on 14 May
1985. July 25. 3frs.
Letter from the Chargé D'Affaires of the Permanent Mission of Iran.
July 26.1fr.
Federal Republic of Germany: A System Design for the Gradual
Improvement of Seismic Monitoring and Verification Capabilities for
a Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban. July 26. 68frs.
Statement Made by Mikhail Gorbachev Concerning the
Announcement by the Soviet Union of a Unilateral Moratorium on
All Nuclear Explosions from 6 August 1985 to 1 January 1986.
July31.2frs.
Federal Republic of Germany: Working Paper on the Verification of
the Non-Production of Chemical Warfare Agents by Means of
Inspections in the Civilian Chemical Industry. August 1. 6frs.
Decision on the Re-Establishment of an Ad Hoc Committee on
Effective International Arrangements to Assure Non-Nuclear
Weapon States Against the Use or Threat of Use of Nuclear
Weapons. August 2.1fr.
Frame
No.
Document
Citation
Subject
0448
CD/629
0451
CD/630
0469
CD/631
0470
CD/632
0475
CD/633
0493
CD/633/
Corr. 2
0494
CD/633/
Annex 4/
Rev.1
0500
CD/634
0536
CD/635
0541
CD/635*
0546
CD/636
0640
CD/637
0645
CD/638
0649
CD/639
0658
CD/640
0660
CD/642
0852
CD/642/
Appendix II/
Volume I
Bulgaria and the German Democratic Republic: Working F'aper on
Item 1 of the Agenda of the Conference on Disarmament Entitled
"Nuclear Test Ban." August 2.3frs.
France: Chemical Weapons; Elimination of Stocks of Chemical
Weapons; Irreversible Neutralization of Means of Production.
Augusts. 18frs.
Letter from the Acting Chargé D'Affaires of the Delegation of Pern
Transmitting the Proposal on Regional Disarmament Formulated by
the President of Peru, Dr. Alan Garcia Perez, in His Inaugural
Message on 28 July 1985. August 7.1fr.
Sweden: A Comprehensive Approach for Elaborating Regimes for
Chemicals, a Future Chemical Weapons Convention. August 20.
5frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Australia and the Chargé
D'Affaires of the Permanent Mission of New Zealand Transmitting
the South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone Treaty. August 16.18frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Australia and the Chargé
D'Affaires of the Permanent Mission of New Zealand Transmitting
the South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone Treaty. 1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Australia and the
Counsellor of the Permanent Mission of New Zealand Notifying the
Entry into Force of the South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone Treaty
(The Treaty of Rarotonga) and Transmitting the Final Text of the
Protocols to the Treaty. February 3,1987.6frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Comprehensive Programme
of Disarmament. August 16.36frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Radiological Weapons.
August 16. 5frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Radiological Weapoins
('Reissued for Technical Reasons). August 22. 5frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical Weapons to the
Conference on Disarmament. August 23.94frs.
United Kingdom: Principal International Agreements Which Apply or
Otherwise Relate Directly or Indirectly to Outer Space. August 28.
5frs.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting Answers by
Mikhail Gorbachev to a Tass Correspondent Published on 14
August 1985. August 20. 4frs.
Texts of Documents Connected with the USSR Proposall 'The Basic
Directions and Principles of International Co-Operation in the
Peaceful Exploration of Outer Space Under Conditions of Its NonMilitarization." August 21. 9frs.
Ad Hoc Committee on Effective International Arrangements to Assure
Non-Nuclear Weapon States Against the Use or Threat of Use of
Nuclear Weapons. August 22. 2frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament to the General Assembly of
the United Nations. September 4.192frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (List and Te>t of
Documents Issued by the Conference on Disarmament).
September 4.163frs.
Frame
No.
Document
Citation
Subject
Reel 2
1985 Documents cont.
0001
0237
0469
0688
CD/642/
Appendix II/
Volume II
CD/642/
Appendix II/
Volume III
CD/642/
Appendix II/
Volume IV
CD/642/
Appendix III/
Volume I
Reel 3
0826
CD/642/
Appendix III/
Volume II
CD/642/
Appendix III/
Volume III
CD/642/
Appendix III/
Volume IV
CD/643
0828
CD/644
0830
CD/645
0843
CD/645*
0856
CD/646
0859
CD/647
0001
0288
0531
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (List and Text of
Documents Issued by the Conference on Disarmament).
September 4.236frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (List and Text of
Documents Issued by the Conference on Disarmament).
September 4.232frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (List and Text of
Documents Issued by the Conference on Disarmament).
September 4.219frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Index by Country
and Subject of the Verbatim Records of the Conference on
Disarmament in 1985). September 4.279frs.
1985 Documents cont.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Index by Country and
Subject of the Verbatim Records of the Conference on
Disarmament in 1985). September 4.287frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Index by Country and
Subject of the Verbatim Records of the Conference on
Disarmament in 1985). September 4. 243frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Index by Country and
Subject of the Verbatim Records of the Conference on
Disarmament in 1985). September 4.295frs.
Joint Text of the Letters Sent by Mr. Erich Honecker, General
Secretary of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany and Chairman of
the Council of State of the German Democratic Republic, and Mr.
Lubomir Strougal, Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia, to Mr. Helmut
Kohl, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, on 13
September 1985. September 27.2frs.
The Identical Replies of Mr. Helmut Kohl, Chancellor of the Federal
Republic of Germany, to the Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia and
the Chairman of the Council of State of the German Democratic
Republic. October 21. 2frs.
Text of the Declaration of the Member States of the Warsaw Treaty
Organization Adopted at the Meeting of the Political Consultative
Committee Held in Sofia, Bulgaria on 22 to 23 October 1985.
October 28.13frs.
Text of the Declaration of the Member States of the Warsaw Treaty
Organization Adopted at the Meeting of the Political Consultative
Committee Held in Sofia, Bulgaria on 22 to 23 October 1985
(*Reissued for Technical Reasons). Decembers. 13frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representatives of Czechoslovakia and the
German Democratic Republic Transmitting Replies to the Letters of
Mr. Helmut Kohl, of 27 September 1985. December 11. 3frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of the USSR Transmitting a
Text Entitled "Nuclear Explosions Must be Banned" Made Public on
19 December 1985. December 20. 5frs.
Frame
No.
Document
Citattan
Subject
0864
CD/647*
0869
CD/648
0872
CD/649
0883
CD/650
Letter from the Permanent Representative of the USSR Transmitting a
Text Entitled "Nuclear Explosions Must be Banned" Made Public on
19 December, 1985 (* Reissued for Technical Reasons).
January 17. 5frs.
Declaration Appeal by Nicolae Ceausescu, President of Romania, and
Todor Zhivkov, President of the State Council of Bulgaria,
Concerning the Creation of a Chemical Weapon Free i?:one in the
Balkans. January 10.3frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of the USSR Transmitting
the Statement of Mikhail Gorbachev, Made on 15 January 1986.
January 20.11frs.
Letter from the Secretary-General of the U.N. Transmitting the
Resolutions on Disarmament Adopted by the General Assembly at
Its Fortieth Session. January 29.162frs.
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Agenda for the 1986 Session and Programme of Work of the
Conference on Disarmament. Febmary 5.3frs.
Decision on the Re-Establishment of the Ad Hoc Committee on
Chemical Weapons. February 7.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Norway Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 12.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Finland Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 12. Ifr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Portugal Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 12.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Greece Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 12.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of New Zealand Concerning Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 12.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Vietnam Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 1i!. 1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Denmark Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 12.1fr.
Letter from the Deputy Chief of the Permanent Mission of Switzerland
Concerning Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. February 12.
1fr.
Pakistan: Fact-Finding Under the Future Chemical Weapons
Convention. February 13. 4frs.
Pakistan: Fact-Finding Under the Future Chemical Weapons
Convention. February 20.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Spain Con•ming Rules
33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedures. February 14.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Bangladesh Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedures. February 14. Ifr.
Letter from the Representative of the U.S. Transmitting the Text of a
Document Entitled "Joint Statement" Issued by the U.S. and the
USSR on 21 November 1985. February 14. 5frs.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of a
Document Entitled "Joint Soviet/U.S. Statement" Issued on 21
November 1985. 5frs.
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Letter from the Permanent Representative of Austria Concerning
Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedures. February 18.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Canada Transmitting a
Three Volume Compendium of Verbatim Statements on Verification
Made in the Conference and Its Predecessors During the Period
1962-1984. February 20.1fr.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of a
Message Dated 18 February 1986 from Mikhail Gorbachev to the
Conference on Disarmament. February 20. 3frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Vietnam Transmitting the
text of a Document Entitled "Statements by Vietnamese Leaders
Concerning the Statements of Mikhail Gorbachev Made on 15
January 1986." February 21.3frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Turkey Concerning
Participation in the Ad Hoc Group of Scientific Experts to Consider
International Co-Operative Measures to Detect and Identify Seismic
Events. February 26. Ifr.
Decision on the Re-Establishment of the Ad Hoc Committee on
Radiological Weapons. March 4.1fr.
Letter from the Representative of the Federal Republic of Germany
Transmitting Notes of the Government in Response to the Replies
of the German Democratic Republic and Czechoslovakia Concerning Talks on the Problem of Chemical Weapons. March 7. 2frs.
Letter from the Representatives of Argentina, India, Mexico, and
Sweden Transmitting the Joint Message Dated 28 February 1986
Addressed to the President of the U.S. and the General Secretary
of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet
Union by the Signatories of the Delhi Declaration of 28 January
1986. March 10. 2frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Canada Transmitting a
Handbook for the Investigation of Allegations of the Use of
Chemical or Biological Weapons. March 12.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Canada Transmitting a
Compendium of Working Papers on the Prevention of an Arms
Race in Outer Space and Statements Made in Plenary on That
Subject. March 12.1fr.
Canada: Identification of Chemical Substances. March 13.3frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of the USSR Transmitting
the Response of Mikhail Gorbachev to the Joint Message from the
Leaders of Argentina, Greece, India, Mexico, Sweden, and
Tanzania. March 18.3frs.
Provisional Summary of the Fourth Report of the Ad Hoc Group of
Scientific Experts to Consider Internationally Co-Operative
Measures to Detect and Identify Seismic Events. March 24. 8frs.
Summary of the Fourth Report of the Ad Hoc Group of Scientific
Experts to Consider Internationally Co-Operative Measures to
Detect and Identify Seismic Events. July 31. 8frs.
Progress Report on the Twenty-first Session of the Ad Hoc Group of
Scientific Experts to Consider International Co-Operative Measures
to Detect and Identify Seismic Events. March 24.3frs.
Letter from the Chargé D'Affaires of the Permanent Mission of Ireland
Concerning Rules 33 to 35 of the Rules of Procedure. March 27.1fr.
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CD/693
0091
CD/694
0092
CD/695
0094
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CD/697
0109
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0110
CD/698
0118
CD/699
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CD/700
0135
CD/700/
Corr. 1
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting an Appeal
from the Supreme Soviet of the USSR to the U.S. Congress.
March 27.3frs.
U.S.: Amendment to CD/500, Draft Convention on the Prohibition of
Chemical Weapons. April 3.1fr.
Letter from the Chargé D'Affaires of the Permanent Mission of Poland
Transmitting the Text of the Communiqué of the Meetinji of the
Committee of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the States Party to the
Warsaw Treaty Held in Warsaw on 19-20 March 1986. ¿\pril 4. 7frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Canada Transmitting a
Compendium of All Chemical Weapons Documentation of the
Conference During the Period 1983 to 1985. April 11. 1fr.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of
the Statement by the Soviet Government Published on 12 April
1986. April 14. 3frs.
Statement by a Group of Socialist Countries. April 17.3frs.
Letter Addressed to the President of the Conference on Dis armament
by the Representative of the Federal Republic of Germany.
April 22.1fr.
Mandate for an Ad Hoc Committee Under Item 5 of the Age nda of the
Conference on Disarmament Entitled "Prevention of an Arms Race
in Outer Space". April 25.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Mongolia Transmitting a
Statement by the Government of Mongolia Dated 15 April 1986.
April 25. 2frs.
Statement by M. S. Gorbachev, General Secretary of the Central
Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, on Soviet
Television. May 16. 7frs.
Belgium: Working Paper on the Order of Elimination of Chemical
Weapons Stocks and Method for Comparing These Stocks:
Elements of a Possible Solution. May 20.8frs.
Belgium: Working Paper on the Order of Elimination of Chemical
Weapons Stocks and Method for Comparing These Stocks:
Elements of a Possible Solution. June 10.1fr.
Australia: Verification of Non-Production of Chemical Weapons and
Their Precursors by the Civilian Chemical Industry: Trial Inspection
of an Australian Chemical Facility. June 4.8frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Bulgaria Transmitting the
Text of the Message Dated May 30,1986 from the President of the
State Council of Bulgaria, Todor Zhivkov, to the Conference on
Disarmament. June 9.5frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Hungary Transmitting
the Text of the Communiqué Issued on the Meeting of the Political
Consultative Committee of the Warsaw Treaty Member States Held
in Budapest on 10-11 June 1986 and the Appeal By the Same
States to the Member States of NATO and to All European
Countries. June 16.12frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Hungary Transmitting
the Text of the Communiqué Issued on the Meeting of the Political
Consultative Committee of the Warsaw Treaty Member .States Held
in Budapest on 10-11 June 1986 and the Appeal By the Same
States to the Member States of NATO and to All European
Countries. June 20.1fr.
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CD/705
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0159
CD/707
0160
CD/708
0162
0164
0166
0170
CD/709
CD/709/
Rev. 1
CD/710
CD/711
Working Paper on Negotiations of a Treaty on the Complete and
General Prohibition of Nuclear Weapon Tests. June 13.4frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Norway Transmitting a
Research Report Entitled "Verification of a Chemical Weapons
Convention. Part V. Sample Handling of Chemical Warfare Agents".
June 16.1fr.
Norway: Working Paper on Verification of a Chemical Weapons
Convention. Procedures for Verification of Alleged Use of Chemical
Weapons. June 16. 4frs.
Norway: Working Paper on Verification of a Chemical Weapons
Convention. Evaluation of Methods for Identification of Arsenic
Containing Chemical Warfare Agents. June 16. 7frs.
Programme of Work for the Second Part of the 1986 Session of the
Conference on Disarmament. June 19. 2frs.
Netherlands: Verification of Non-Production of Chemical Weapons.
June 20.5frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Canada Transmitting the
Text of the Canadian Response to the U.N. Secretary General
Pursuant to General Assembly Resolution 40/125 on the Subject of
Verification. June 25.1fr.
Pakistan: Proposal Relating to the Prevention of an Arms Race in
Outer Space: International Instrument to Supplement the ABM
Treaty. June 26. 2frs.
Venezuela: Working Paper on Space Strike Weapons. July 8. 2frs. .
Venezuela: Working Paper on Space Strike Weapons. July 22. 2frs.
0171
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0184
CD/713
0191
CD/714
0195
CD/715
0202
CD/716
0222
CD/717
0225
CD/718
0229
CD/719
0230
CD/720
Prevention of Nuclear War, Including All Related Matters. July 8.4frs.
Letter from the U.S. Representative Transmitting a Document Entitled
"Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program" Prepared By Aberdeen
Proving Ground, MD [Maryland]. July 9.1fr.
Sweden: Working Paper on Nuclear Test Ban Verification. July 14.
13frs.
Japan: Some Quantitative Aspects of a Chemical Weapons
Convention. July 14. 7frs.
Norway: Working Paper on Seismological Verification of a
Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban: Utilization of Small Aperture
Seismic Arrays in a Global Seismological Network. 4frs.
United Kingdom: Chemical Weapons Convention: Verification and
Compliance•The Challenge Element. July 15.7frs.
Canada: Working Paper on Terminology Relevant to Arms Control
and Outer Space. July 16.20frs.
Australia: Proposal for the Immediate Establishment of a Global
Seismic Network as Part of a Monitoring and Verification System for
the Future Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban. July 18.3frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Poland Transmitting the
Text of the Declaration of the Tenth Congress of the Polish United
Worker's Party on Security and Co-Operation in Europe. July 24.
4frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Finland Transmitting a
Document Entitled "Air Monitoring as a Means for Verification of
Chemical Disarmament; C.3 Field Tests, Part II." July 25.1fr.
Fourth Report to the Conference on Disarmament of the Ad Hoc
Group of Scientific Experts to Consider International Co-Operative
Measures to Detect and Identify Seismic Events. July 31.55frs.
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CD/727
0380
CD/728
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CD/729
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CD/730
0430
CD/731
0433
CD/732
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CD/732/
Appendix I/
Volume I
CD/732/
Appendix I
Volume II
Progress Report to the Conference on Disarmament on the TwentySecond Session of the Ad Hoc Group of Scientific Experts to
Consider International Co-Operative Measures to Detect and
Identify Seismic Events. August 1. 4frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Radiological Weapons.
August 11. 4frs.
Letter from the Representatives of Argentina, India, Mexico, and
Sweden Transmitting Two Documents Entitled "Declaration of
Mexico" and "Document Issued at the Mexico Summit on
Verification Measures" Adopted at Ixtapa, Mexico on 7 August
1986. August 15. 8frs.
USSR: Seismic Verification of the Non-Conducting of Nuclear Tests.
August 15.2frs.
Letter from the Representatives of Argentina, India, Mexico, and
Sweden Transmitting Texts of Letters Addressed on 7 August to
President Ronald Reagan and to the General Secretary of the Communist Party of the USSR, Mr. Mikhail Gorbachev. August 20. 3frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Prevention of an Arms Race in
Outer Space. August 19.14frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical Weapons to the
Conference on Disarmament. 60frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Comprehensive Programme
of Disarmament. August 26.36frs.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of a
Speech by Mikhail Gorbachev Made on Soviet Television on 18
August 1986. August 25.9frs.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Reply of
Mikhail Gorbachev to the Address of the Leaders of Argentina,
Greece, India, Mexico, Sweden, and Tanzania. August 27. 4frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Mongolia Transmitting
the Statement of the Central Committee of the Mongolian People's
Revolutionary Party and Government of the Mongolian People's
Republic Dated 25 August 1986. August 27.3frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament to the General Assembly of
the U.N. Septembers. 150frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (List and Texii of
Documents Issued by the Conference on Disarmament).
Septembers. 217frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (List and Texi of
Documents Issued by the Conference on Disarmament).
Septembers. 190frs.
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Appendix II/
Volume I
CD/732/
Appendix II/
Volume II
1986 Documents cont.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (List and Text of
Documents Issued by the Conference on Disarmament).
September 3. 262frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Index by Country and
Subject of the Verbatim Records of the Conference on
Disarmament in 1986). September 3.265frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Index by Country and
Subject of the Verbatim Records of the Conference on
Disarmament in 1986). Septembers. 339frs.
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Appendix II/
Volume III
CD/732/
Appendix II/
Volume IV
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Index by Country and
Subject of the Verbatim Records of the Conference on
Disarmament in 1986). Septembers. 305frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Index by Country and
Subject of the Verbatim Records of the Conference on
Disarmament in 1986). Septembers. 361 frs.
0667
CD/733
0796
CD/733/
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0797
CD/734
0865
CD/735
0868
CD/736
0869
CD/737
0870
CD/738
0871
CD/739
0874
CD/740
0875
CD/741
0876
CD/742
0879
0881
CD/743
CD/744
0883
CD/745
0887
0891
CD/746
CD/747
Letter from the Secretary-General of the U.N. Transmitting the
Resolutions and Decisions on Disarmament Adopted by the
General Assembly at Its Forty-First Session. January 19.129frs.
Letter from the Secretary-General of the U.N. Transmitting the
Resolutions and Decisions on Disarmament Adopted by the
General Assembly at Its Forty-First Session. February 18.1fr.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical Weapons to the
Conference on Disarmament on Its Work During the Period 12-30
January 1987. January 29. 68frs.
Agenda for the 1987 Session and Programme of Work of the
Conference on Disarmament. February 3.3frs.
Decision on the Re-Establishment of the Ad Hoc Committee on
Chemical Weapons. February 9.1fr.
Decision on the Re-Establishment of an Ad Hoc Committee on
Effective International Arrangements to Assure Non-Nuclear
Weapon States Against the Use or Threat of Use of Nuclear
Weapons. February 10.1fr.
Decision on the Re-Establishment of the Ad Hoc Committee on
Radiological Weapons. February 10.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representatives of Argentina, India,
Mexico, and Sweden Transmitting a Joint Statement Urging the
Leaders of the Soviet Union and the U.S. to Recommence
Comprehensive Talks as Soon as Possible to Prevent an Arms
Race in Space and Terminate It on Earth and Ultimately to
Eliminate Nuclear Arms Everywhere. February 12. Sirs.
Letter Addressed to the Secretary-General of the Conference on
Disarmament by the Permanent Representative of Iran on 12
February 1987. February 24.1fr.
Mandate for an Ad Hoc Committee Under Item 5 of the Agenda of the
Conference on Disarmament Entitled "Prevention of an Arms Race
in Outer Space." February 26.1fr.
Letter from the Acting Representative of the USSR Transmitting the
Text of a Statement Made by Mikhail Gorbachev on 28 February
1987. March 2. Sfrs.
Nuclear Test Ban. March 4.2frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Mongolia Transmitting a
Statement Made by the Representative of the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs of Mongolia Dated 5 March 1987. March 12. 2frs.
Progress Report on the Twenty-Third Session of the Ad Hoc Group of
Scientific Experts to Consider International Co-Operative Measures
to Detect and Identify Seismic Events. March 16.4frs.
German Democratic Republic: Nuclear Test Ban. April 24.4frs.
France: The Non-Production of Chemical Weapons. March 23.4frs.
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CD/751
0920
CD/752
0927
CD/753
0947
CD/754
0950
CD/755
0961
CD/756
0966
CD/756*
0971
CD/757
0981
CD/758
0983
CD/759
0986
CD/760
0988
CD/761
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of
Documents Adopted by the Meeting of the Committee of Ministers
of Foreign Affairs of the Warsaw Treaty Member States Held On
24-25 March 1987 in Moscow. March 27.9frs.
U.S.: Verification of Elimination of Production/Filling Facilities. April 7.
5frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Mongolia Transmitting a
Statement Made by the Representative of the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs of Mongolia Dated 4 April 1987. April 8. 3frs.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of
the Foreign Policy Section of the Statement Made by M.S.
Gorbachev at the Czechoslovak-Soviet Friendship Rally Held in
Prague on 10 April 1987. April 13.8frs.
Pakistan: Proposal on Article X (Assistance) of the Draft Convention
on Chemical Weapons. April 23. 7frs.
Canada: Proceedings of the Ottawa Workshop on Seismic Waveform
Data Exchange. April 28. 20frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Poland Transmitting an
Excerpt from the Statement by the Chairman of the Council of State
of Poland, W. Jaruzelski, Made in Warsaw on 8 May 1987. May 25.
3frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of the German Democratic
Republic Transmitting the Text of the Communiqué on the Session
of the Political Consultative Committee of the States Party to the
Warsaw Treaty Held in Berlin on 28-29 May 1987, and the
Statement on the Military Doctrine of the States Party to the
Warsaw Treaty Issued at the Session. June 2.11frs.
Letter from the Representatives of Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, the
German Democratic Republic, Hungary, Mongolia, Roland,
Romania, and the USSR Transmitting the Text of the "Basic
Provisions of a Treaty on the Complete and General Prohibition of
Nuclear Weapon Tests." June 9.5frs.
Letter from the Representatives of Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, the
German Democratic Republic, Hungary, Mongolia, Poland,
Romania, and the USSR Transmitting the Text of the "Basic
Provisions of a Treaty on the Complete and General Prohibition of
Nuclear Weapon Tests." ('Reissued for Technical Reasons).
June 17.5f rs.
France: Working Paper on the Maintenance of a Security Balance
Among All the Parties to the Convention during the Ten Year
Period of the Destmction of Chemical Weapons Stocks. June 11.
10frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representatives of Argentina, India,
Mexico, and Sweden Transmitting the Text of a Joint Statement
Made by the Five Heads of State or Government of Argentina,
Greece, India, Mexico, Sweden, and the First President of
Tanzania on 22 May 1987. June 17.2frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of the USSR Transmitting
the Response, Dated 11 June 1987, of M. S. Gorbachev, to the
Joint Statement Made on 22 May 1987 by the Leaders of Argentina, Greece, India, Mexico, Sweden, and Tanzania. June 17. 3frs.
Programme of Work for the Second Part of the 1987 Session of the
Conference on Disarmament. June 16. 2frs.
Norway: Verification of Alleged Use of Chemical Weapons. Summary
of Research Results 1986-87. June 24. 6frs.
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CD/762
0999
CD/763
1004
CD/764
1005
CD/765
Norway: General Procedures for Verification of Alleged Use of
Chemical Weapons for Consideration in the Negotiations on the
Chemical Weapons Convention. June 24.5frs.
Norway: Verification of a Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban: Principles
for a Modem Seismic Data Exchange System. June 24.5f rs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Finland Transmitting a
Document Entitled "Air Monitoring as a Means for Verification of
Chemical Disarmament; C-4 Further Development and Testing of
Methods, Part III." June 29. Ifr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Finland Transmitting a
Document Entitled "Automatic Monitoring in Verification of Chemical
Disarmament." June 29.1fr.
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CD/771
0027
CD///2
0028
CD/773
0029
CD/774
0031
CD/775
0034
CD///6
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Canada and Norway: The Chemical Weapons Convention. Proposal
for an Annex to Article IX Concerning Verification of Alleged Use of
Chemical Weapons. July 2. 7frs.
China: Working Paper on Cessation of the Nuclear Arms Race and
Realization of Nuclear Disarmament. July 6.4frs.
China: Working Paper on Cessation of the Nuclear Arms Race and
Realization of Nuclear Disarmament. July 10.1fr.
Nigeria: Proposal for the Immediate Conclusion of Effective
International Arrangements to Assure Non-Nuclear Weapon States
Against the Use or Threat of Use of Nuclear Weapons. July 7.3f rs.
United Kingdom: Making the Chemical Weapons Ban Effective.
July 10. 9frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Canada Transmitting a
Research Report Entitled "Verification: Development of a Portable
Trichothecene Sensor Kit for the Detection of T-2 Mycotoxin in
Human Blood Samples." July 14.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Canada Transmitting
Compendia on Chemical Weapons Comprising Plenary Statements
and Working Papers from the 1986 Session of the Conference on
Disarmament. July 14.1fr.
Draft Mandate for an Ad Hoc Committee on Item 1 of the Agenda of
the Conference on Disarmament. July 15.1fr.
Canada: Summary Report of the Outer Space Workshop Held in
Montreal on 14-17 May 1987. July 20.1fr.
Canada: Compendium of Arms Control Verification Proposals. July 21.
2frs.
Australia and New Zealand: Agreement between the Governments of
Australia and New Zealand on Seismic Monitoring Co-Operation.
July21.3frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Norway Transmitting a
Research Report Entitled "Verification of a Chemical Weapons
Convention. Development of Procedures for Verification of Alleged
Use of Chemical Warfare Agents. Part VI." July 28.1fr.
German Democratic Republic and Mongolia: Main Provisions of a
Treaty on the Prohibition of Anti-Satellite Weapons and on Ways to
Ensure the Immunity of Space Objects. July 31. 3frs.
Progress Report to the Conference on Disarmament on the TwentyFourth Session of the Ad Hoc Group of Scientific Experts to
Consider International Co-Operative Measures to Detect and
Identify Seismic Events. August 10.6frs.
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CD/779
0063
CD/780
0067
CD/781
0068
CD/782
0187
CD/783
0218
CD/784
0226
CD/785
0229
CD/786
0245
CD/787/
Appendix I/
Volume I
CD/787/
Appendix I/
Volume II
CD/787/
Appendix I/
Volume III
CD/787/
Appendix II/
Volume I
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Radiological Weapons.
August 10.19frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Poland Transmitting the
Text of the "Memorandum of the Government of the Polish People's
Republic on Arms Reduction and Confidence Building in Central
Europe." August 11. 4frs.
Letter from the Chargé D'Affaires of Norway Transmitting a
Publication Entitled 'The Holmenkollen Report on the Chemical
Weapons Convention. Report from the Holmenkollen Symposium
on the Chemical Weapons Convention, Oslo, Norway, 26-27 May
1987." August 12. Ifr.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical Weapons; to the
Conference on Disarmament. August 26.119frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Comprehensivo Programme
of Disarmament. August 20.31frs.
Ad Hoc Committee on Effective International Arrangemonts to Assure
Non-Nuclear Weapon States Against the Use or Threat of Use of
Nuclear Weapons. August 21. 8frs.
Finland: Air Monitoring as a Means for the Verification of Chemical
Disarmament. August 25. 3frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Prevention of an Arms Race in
Outer Space. August 24.16frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (List and Te:<t of
Documents Issued by the Conference on Disarmame nt).
August 28.179frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Text of Documents Issued
by the Conference on Disarmament). August 28.198frs.
0424
0622
0855
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0603
0841
CD/787/
Appendix II/
Volume II
CD/787/
Appendix II/
Volume III
CD/787/
Appendix II/
Volume IV
CD/788
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Text of Documents Issued
by the Conference on Disarmament). August 28. 233frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Index by Country and
Subject of the Verbatim Records; Verbatim Records of the 1987
Session). August 28.213frs.
1987 Documents cont.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Verbatim Records of the
1987 Session). August 28. 226frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Verbatim Records of the
1987 Session). August 28.376frs.
Report of the Conference oh Disarmament (Verbatim Records of the
1987 Session). August 28. 238frs.
Letter from the Chargé D'Affaires of Argentina and the Permanent
Representatives of India, Mexico, and Sweden Transmitting the
Text of a Joint Message to the International Conference on the
Relationship between Disarmament and Development Addressed
by the Five Heads of State or Government of Argentina, Greece,
India, Mexico, Sweden, and the First President of Tanzania on 24
August, 1987. Septembers. 3frs.
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CD/789
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting a Working
Paper Entitled "Information on the Presentation at the Shikhany
Military Facility of Standard Chemical Munitions and of Technology
for the Destruction of Chemical Weapons at a Mobile Unit."
December 16.57frs.
0901
CD/790
0904
CD/791
0906
CD/792
0911
CD/793
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of
the Statement of 26 December 1987 by the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs of the USSR. January 13.3frs.
Federal Republic of Germany: Working Paper on Verification of NonProduction: The Case for Ad Hoc Checks. January 25.2frs.
Federal Republic of Germany: Working Paper on Super-Toxic Lethal
Chemicals (STLCs). January 25.5frs.
Letter from the Secretary-General of the U.N. Transmitting the
Resolutions and Decisions on Disarmament Adopted by the
General Assembly at Its Forty-Second Session. January 27.128frs.
1988 Documents
Reel 9
0001
CD/794
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CD/795
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CD/795
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CD/796
0257
CD/797
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CD/798
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CD/799
1988 Documents cont.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Czechoslovakia
Transmitting the Text of the Document Entitled 'Towards Increasing
the Effectiveness of the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva"
Adopted at the Session of the Committee of the Ministers of
Foreign Affairs of the Warsaw Treaty Member States Held in
Prague on 28-29 October 1987. January 27. 4frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical Weapons to the
Conference on Disarmament on Its Work During the Period 12-29
January 1988. February 2.124frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical Weapons to the
Conference on Disarmament on Its Work During the Period 12-29
January 1988. January 29.125frs.
Agenda for the 1988 Session and Programme of Work of the
Conference on Disarmament. February 2.3frs.
Letter from the Representative of the U.S. Transmitting the Text of a
Document Entitled "Joint U.S.-Soviet Summit Statement" Issued by
the U.S. and the USSR on 10 December 1987 at the Conclusion of
the Meeting between President Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev in Washington, 7-10 December 1987. February 5.10frs.
Letter from the Representative of the U.S. Transmitting the Text of the
Treaty between the U.S. and USSR on the Elimination of Their
Intermediate-Range and Shorter-Range Missiles, Together with the
Protocol on Procedures Governing the Elimination of the Missile
Systems Subject to the Treaty, the Protocol Regarding Inspections
Relating to the Treaty and Its Annex on Provisions on Privileges
and Immunities of Inspectors and Aircrew Members, and the
Memorandum of Understanding Regarding the Establishment of the
Data Base for This Treaty, Signed at Washington on 8 December
1987. Februarys. 131frs.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of a
Document Entitled "Joint Soviet-U.S. Summit Statement" Issued on
10 December 1987 at the Conclusion of the Meeting between M. S.
Gorbachev and President R. Reagan, 7-10 December 1987.
Februarys. 1fr.
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CD/800
0400
CD/801
0401
CD/802
0406
CD/803
0407
CD/804
0408
CD/805
0409
CD/806
0411
CD/807
0416
CD/808
0419
CD/809
0424
CD/810
0426
CD/811
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of
the Treaty between the USSR and the U.S. on the Elimination of
Their Intermediate-Range and Shorter-Range Missiles, the Protocol
on Procedures Governing the Elimination of the Missile Systems
Subject to the Treaty, the Protocol Regarding Inspections Relating
to the Treaty, Together with Its Annex on Provisions on Privileges
and Immunities of Inspectors and Aircrew Members, and the
Memorandum of Understanding Regarding the Establishment of a
Data Base for the Treaty, Signed at Washington on 8 December
1987. FebmaryS. 1fr.
Decision on the Re-Establishment of an Ad Hoc Committee on
Effective International Arrangements to Assure Non-Nuclear
Weapon States Against the Use or Threat of Use of Nuclear
Weapons. February 2.1fr.
U.S.: Thresholds for Monitoring Chemical Activities Not Prohibited by
a Convention. February 5. 5frs.
Decision on the Re-Establishment of the Ad Hoc Committee on the
Comprehensive Programme of Disarmament. February 2.1fr.
Decision on the Re-Establishment of the Ad Hoc Committee on
Radiological Weapons. February 2.1fr.
Decision on the Re-Establishment of the Ad Hoc Committee on
Chemical Weapons. February 9.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representatives of Argentina, India,
Mexico, and Sweden Transmitting the Text of a Joint Message
Addressed on 6 December 1987 to President Reagan and General
Secretary Gorbachev by the Six Leaders' Authors of the Initiative
for Peace and Disarmament. February 16. 2frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representatives of Argentina, India,
Mexico, and Sweden Transmitting a Document Entitled the
"Stockholm Declaration" Adopted in Stockholm on 21 January 1988
by the Five Heads of State or Government of Argentina, Greece,
India, Mexico, and Sweden and the First President of Tanzania.
February 19.5frs.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting a Document
Entitled "Memorandum on Multilateral Data Exchange in
Connection with the Elaboration of a Convention on the Complete
and General Prohibition and Destruction of Chemical Weapons
(Proposal by the USSR)." February 19. 3frs.
Argentina: Assistance in Relation to Protection Against Chemical
Weapons. March 23.5frs.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of a
Message from A. A. Gromyko, Chairman of the Presidium of the
Supreme Soviet, to the Heads of States Members of the South
Pacific Forum in Connection with the Ratification by the Soviet
Union of Protocols 2 and 3 to the South Pacific Nuclsar Free Zone
Treaty (The Treaty of Rarotonga). March 3. 2frs.
Letter from the Special Representative of Argentina Transmitting the
Declaration Signed on 25 February 1988 in Cartagena De Indias (Colombia), During the First Session of the Third Ordinary Meeting
of the Permanent Mechanism of Political Consultation and
Concertation, by the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of Argentina,
Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela, and
Concerning the Zone of Peace and Co-Operation of the South
Atlantic (Resolutions 41/11 and 42/16 of the General Assembly of
the U.N.). March 3.2frs.
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CD/812
0430
CD/813
0431
CD/814
0432
CD/815
0440
CD/816
0441
CD/817
0448
CD/818
0450
CD/819
0451
CD/820
0478
CD/821
0481
CD/822
0484
CD/823
0496
CD/824
0506
0507
CD/515/
Rev. 4
CD/825
0517
CD/826
German Democratic Republic: Working Paper on Chemical Weapons
Convention. March 4. 2frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Norway Transmitting a
Publication Entitled "Contributions by Norway to the Conference on
Disarmament 1982-1987." March 7.1fr.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Texts of
the Agreement between the USSR and the U.S. on the
Establishment of Nuclear Risk Reduction Centres and of Protocol I
and Protocol II of That Agreement, Signed at Washington on 15
September, 1987. March 8.1fr.
Letter from the Representative of the U.S. Transmitting the Text of the
Agreement between the U.S. and the USSR on the Establishment
of Nuclear Risk Reduction Centers, Together with Its Two
Protocols, Signed at Washington on 15 September 1987. March 8.
8frs.
Mandate for an Ad Hoc Committee Under Item 5 of the Agenda of the
Conference on Disarmament Entitled "Prevention of an Arms Race
in Outer Space." March 9.1fr.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of a
Document Entitled "Establishment of an International System of
Verification of the Non-Deployment of Weapons of Any Kind in
Outer Space." March 17.7frs.
Progress Report to the Conference on Disarmament on the TwentyFifth Session of the Ad Hoc Group of Scientific Experts to Consider
International Co-Operative Measures to Detect and Identify Seismic
Events. March 18. 2frs.
Draft Mandate for an Ad Hoc Committee on Item 2 of the Agenda of
the Conference on Disarmament•Cessation of the Nuclear Arms
Race and Nuclear Disarmament. March 18.1fr.
Special Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Radiological Weapons.
March 28. 27frs.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of a
Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the USSR Dated 16
March 1988. March 29.3frs.
Federal Republic of Germany and Italy: Working Paper on the Order
of Destruction of Chemical Weapons. March 29.3frs.
Canada: Chemical Weapons Convention: Article VIII•Factors
Involved in Determining Verification Inspectorate Personnel and
Resource Requirements. March 31.12frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Bulgaria Transmitting the
Text of the Communiqué on the Session of the Committee of
Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the States Party to the Warsaw
Treaty Member States Held in Sofia on 2&-30 March 1988, and of
the Appeal to NATO Member States and to All States Participating
in the CSCE [Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe],
Issued at That Session. April 6.10frs.
Draft Mandate for an Ad Hoc Committee on Item 3 of the Agenda of
the Conference on Disarmament. April 7.1fr.
Ad Hoc Committee on Effective International Arrangements to Assure
Non-Nuclear Weapons States Against the Use or Threat of Use of
Nuclear Weapons. April 11.10frs.
Letter from the Deputy Head of the Delegation of the Federal Republic
of Germany Transmitting a Note from the Government of the
Federal Republic of Germany Evoked by the Recent Reports about
the Use of Chemical Weapons in the War between Iraq and Iran.
April 11. 2frs.
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CD/827
0527
CD/828
0529
CD/829
0530
CD/830
0531
CD/831
0677
CD/832
0712
CD/833
0730
CD/834
0995
CD/835
0997
CD/836
0999
CD/837
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Iran Addressed to the
Conference on Disarmament Transmitting a Chart of Chemical
Attacks by the Iraqi Regime. April 12.8frs.
Federal Republic of Germany: Provision of Data Relevant to the
Chemical Weapons Convention. April 12.2frs.
Draft Mandate for an Ad Hoc Committee on Item 1 of the Agenda of
the Conference on Disarmament. April 21. 1fr.
Letter from the Representative of the U.S. Transmitting the Text of a
Document Entitled "Information Presented to the Viiiiting Soviet
Delegation at the Tooele Army Depot, 18-21 November 1987.
April 19.1fr.
Special Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical Weapons to the
Conference on Disarmament. April 20.146frs.
Special Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Comprehensive
Programme of Disarmament. April 21.35frs.
Special Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Prevention of an
Arms Race in Outer Space. April 25.18frs.
Special Report of the Conference on Disarmament to the Third
Special Session of the General Assembly of the U.M. Devoted to
Disarmament. May 2. 265frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Sweden Transmitting the
Text of the Joint Statement by the Nordic Foreign Ministers on the
Twentieth Anniversary of the Treaty on the Non-Prciferation of
Nuclear Weapons, 1 July 1988. July 6. 2<rs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Mexico Transmitting the
Text of the Statement by the Government of Mexico on the
Occasion of the Twentieth Anniversary of the Opening for Signature
of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. July 7.
2frs.
Letter from the Leader of the Delegation of the United Kingdom
Transmitting the Text of a Statement Made by the Secretary of
State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, Sir Geoffrey Howe,
on the Occasion of the Twentieth Anniversary of the Treaty on the
Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. July 7. 2frs.
Reel 10
0001
CD/838
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Letter from the Representative of the USSR Enclosing the Text of
Answers Given by Mr. N. I. Ryzhkov, Chairman of the Council of
Ministers of the USSR, in Reply to Questions from the Tass
Correspondent, Published in the Newspaper Pravdaot 1 July 1988.
July 7. 4frs.
Letter from the Representative of the U.S. Transmitting the Text of a
Statement by President Ronald Reagan, and the Text of a
Statement by the Assistant to the President for Press Relations,
Marlln Fitzwater, on the Occasion of the Twentieth Anniversary of
the Opening for Signature of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of
Nuclear Weapons, 1 July 1988. July 7.4frs.
Letter from the Representative of the U.S. Transmitting the Text of a
Statement by President Ronald Reagan, and the Text of a
Statement by the Assistant to the President for Press Relations,
Marlln Fitzwater, on the Occasion of the Twentieth anniversary of
the Opening for Signature of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of
Nuclear Weapons, 1 July 1988 ('Reissued for Technical Reasons).
July 13. 4frs.
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CD/840
0015
CD/841
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CD/842
0033
CD/843
0034
CD/844
0035
CD/845
0036
CD/844*
0037
CD/846
0054
CD/846*
0071
CD/847
0074
CD/847*
Programme of Work for the Second Part of the 1988 Session of the
Conference on Disarmament. July 14.2frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Hungary Transmitting
the Text of the Déclaration Issued by the Foreign Affairs Committee
of the Hungarian Parliament on the Twentieth Anniversary of the
Opening for Signature of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of
Nuclear Weapons. July 15. 3frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Poland Transmitting the
Texts of the Communiqué of the Meeting of the Political Consultative Committee of the States Party to the Warsaw Treaty, The
Negotiations on Reductions in Armed Forces and Conventional
Arms in Europe, and the Implications of the Arms Race for the
Environment and Other Aspects of Ecological Security, Adopted at
the Meeting of the PoliticarConsultative Committee of the Warsaw
Treaty Organization Held in Warsaw on 15-16 July 1988. July 22.
15frs.
Letter from the Chargé D'Affaires of Finland Transmitting a Document
Entitled "Standard Operating Procedures for the Verification of
Chemical Disarmament; D.1 A Proposal for Procedures Supporting
the Reference Data Base." July 25.1fr.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of a
Document Entitled "Joint Statement at the Moscow Summit," Dated
1 June 1988, Which was Issued Following the Meeting between M.
S. Gorbachev and President R. Reagan, Held in Moscow from 29
May to 2 June 1988. July 25.1fr.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of
the Agreement between the USSR and the U.S. on Notifications of
Launches of Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles and SubmarineLaunched Ballistic Missiles, Signed at Moscow on 31 May 1988.
July 25.1fr.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of a
Document Entitled "Joint Statement at the Moscow Summit," Dated
1 June 1988, Which was Issued Following the Meeting between
M. S. Gorbachev and President R. Reagan, Held in Moscow from
9 May to 2 June 1988 (*Reissued for Technical Reasons). July 29.
1fr.
Letter from the Representative of the U.S. Transmitting the Text of a
Document Entitled "Joint Statement between the U.S. and USSR
Issued Following Meetings in Moscow, USSR•29 May to 1 June
1988." July 25.17frs.
Letter from the Representative of the U.S. Transmitting the Text of a
Document Entitled "Joint Statement between the U.S. and USSR
Issued Following Meetings in Moscow, USSR•29 May to 1 June
1988." (*Reissued for Technical Reasons). July 29.17frs.
Letter from the Representative of the U.S. Transmitting the Text of the
Agreement between the U.S. and the USSR on Notifications of
Launches of Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles and SubmarineLaunched Ballistic Missiles, Signed at Moscow on 31 May 1988.
July 25. 3frs.
Letter from the Representative of the U.S. Transmitting the Text of the
Agreement between the U.S. and the USSR on Notifications of
Launches of Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles and SubmarineLaunched Ballistic Missiles, Signed at Moscow on 31 May 1988
(*Reissued for Technical Reasons). July 29.3frs.
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CD/848
0078
CD/849
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CD/850
0086
CD/851
0087
CD/852
0091
CD/853
0096
CD/854
0098
CD/855
0100
CD/856
0103
CD/856*
0106
CD/857
0107
CD/858
0108
CD/859
0114
CD/860
Subject
Decision on the Re-Establishment of the Ad Hoc Committee on the
Comprehensive Programme of Disarmament. July 25.1fr.
U.S.: Destruction of Chemical Weapons Production Facilities. July 28.
6frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Egypt Transmitting the
Text of a Statement Issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
Egypt on the Occasion of the Twentieth Anniversary of the Opening
for Signature of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear
Weapons. August 1. 2f rs.
Venezuela: Proposed Amendment to the Treaty on Principles
Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of
Outer Space, Including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies.
August 2.1fr.
Letter from the Representatives of Indonesia, Mexico, Peru, Sri Lanka,
and Yugoslavia Concerning a Proposed Amendment to the Treaty
Banning Nuclear Weapons Tests in the Atmosphere, in Outer
Space, and Under Water, on the Twenty-fifth Anniveirsary of Its
Signing. August 5.4frs.
Progress Report to the Conference on Disarmament on the Twentysixth Session of the Ad Hoc Group of Scientific Exports to Consider
International Co-Operative Measures to Detect and Identify Seismic
Events. August 8. 5frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Australia Transmitting a
Statement by Mr. Bill Hayden, M.P. [Member of Parliament],
Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Dated 5 August,
on the Subject of the Use of Chemical Weapons in the Gulf War.
August 8. 2frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Australia Transmitting a
Statement by the Honourable R. J. L. Hawke, AC, Prime Minister of
Australia, Marking the Twentieth Anniversary of the Opening for
Signature of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear
Weapons. August 8. 2frs.
United Kingdom: Working Paper on Past Production of Chemical
Weapons in the United Kingdom. August 11. 3frs.
United Kingdom: Working Paper on Past Production of Chemical
Weapons in the United Kingdom ('Reissued for Technical
Reasons). August 17.3frs.
Letter from the Chargé D'Affaires of Norway Transmitting a Research
Report Entitled "Verification of a Chemical Weapons Convention.
Development of Procedures for Verification of Alleged Use of
Chemical Warfare Agents. Part VII." August 12.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Canada Transmitting
Volume 4 of the Compendium of Verbatim Statements on
Verification Made in the Conference on Disarmament During the
Period 1985-1987. August 12.1fr.
India: Action Plan for Ushering in a Nuclear Weapon Free and NonViolent World Order. August 15.6frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Venezuela Transmitting
the Text of a Communication Sent by the Minister of Foreign Affairs
of Venezuela to the Foreign Ministers of the Depositary Countries
of the Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapons Tests in this Atmosphere,
in Outer Space, and Under Water, Concerning a Proposed
Amendment to the Treaty Submitted Jointly by the Governments of
Indonesia, Mexico, Pern, Sri Lanka, Venezuela, and Yugoslavia.
August 22.3frs.
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CD/861
0121
CD/862
0125
CD/863
0126
CD/864
0155
CD/865
0156
CD/866
0157
CD/867
0190
CD/868
0198
CD/869
0204
CD/870
0219
CD/871
0222
CD/872
0224
CD/873
0225
CD/874
0401
CD/875
0704
CD/875/
Appendix 1/
Volume 1
Norway: Verification of Alleged Use of Chemical Weapons. August 22.
4frs.
Norway: Verification of a Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban:
Establishing a Global Seismological Network Incorporating SmallAperture Arrays. August 23.4frs.
Czechoslovakia: Draft Mandate for the Ad Hoc Committee on Item 1
"Nuclear Test Ban." August 23.1fr.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Radiological Weapons.
August 29. 29frs.
Letter from the Deputy Representative of Canada Transmitting
Compendia Comprising Plenary Statements and Working Papers
Relating to Chemical Weapons from the 1987 Session of the
Conference on Disarmament. August 31. 1fr.
Canada: Statement by the Right Honourable Joe Clark, Secretary of
State for External Affairs, On the Occasion of the Twentieth
Anniversary of the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). August 31. 1fr.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Comprehensive Programme
of Disarmament. September 2.33frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Effective International
Arrangements to Assure Non-Nuclear Weapon States Against the
Use or Threat of Use of Nuclear Weapons. September 2.8frs.
Federal Republic of Germany: Working Paper on Verification of NonProduction of Chemical Weapons. September 6.6frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Prevention of an Arms Race in
Outer Space. September 12.15frs.
German Democratic Republic: Chemical Weapons Convention.
Provision of Data Relevant to the Chemical Weapons Convention.
Septembers. 3frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Australia Transmitting a
Statement Made in Canberra on 9 September 1988 by the
Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Senator Gareth
Evans, on the Reported Use of Chemical Weapons Against Kurdish
Tribes in Northern Iraq. September 12.2frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Finland Transmitting a
Document Entitled "Computer-Aided Techniques for the Verification
of Chemical Disarmament; E.1 Verification Data Base."
September 13.1fr.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical Weapons to the
Conference on Disarmament. September 12.176frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament to the General Assembly of
the U.N. September 20.303frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (List and Text of
Documents Issued by the Conference on Disarmament).
September 20.352f rs.
Reel 11
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Volume II
CD/875/
Appendix I/
Volume III
1988 Documents cont.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Text of Documents
Issued by the Conference on Disarmament). September 20.260frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Text of Documents
Issued by the Conference on Disarmament). September 20.470frs.
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Appendix I/
Volume IV
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Text of Documents
Issued by the Conference on Disarmament). September 20.379frs.
Reel 12
0001
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CD/875/
Appendix II/
Volume I
CD/875/
Appendix II/
Volume II
CD/876
0956
CD/877
0957
CD/878
0504
1988 Documents cont.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Index by Country and
Subject of the Verbatim Records. Verbatim Records of the 1988
Session). September 20.503frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Verbatim Records of
the 1988 Session). September 20.446frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Hungary Transmitting
the Text of the Communiqué Issued on the Session of the
Committee of Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the States Party to the
Warsaw Treaty, Held in Budapest on 28-29 October 1988, and the
Statement Adopted by the Session on Confidence and Security
Building Measures and Disarmament in Europe. October 31. 6frs.
1989 Documents
Reel 13
0001
CD/879
0132
CD/880
0137
CD/881
0298
CD/882
0307
CD/883
0309
CD/884
Letter from the Head of the Permanent Mission of Italy Transmitting a
Document Entitled "Proceedings of the International Forum on Total
Ban of Chemical Weapons: The Problems of Verification, Rome,
Villa Madama, 19-20 May 1988. January 13.1fr.
Letter from the Chargé D'Affaires of Czechoslovakia Transmitting a
Statement Made in Prague on 5 January 1989 by the Government
of Czechoslovakia on Issues Concerning Prohibition and
Elimination of Chemical Weapons. January 18.3frs.
1989 Documents cont.
Letter from the Secretary-General of the U.N. Transmitltiing the
Resolutions and Decisions on Disarmament Adopted by the
General Assembly at Its Forty-Third Session. February 3.131frs.
Letter from the Representative of France Transmitting the Text of the
Final Act of the Paris Conference of States Party to the 1925
Geneva Protocol and Other Interested States, Including the Final
Declaration of the Conference, Adopted on 11 January 1989.
January 30.5frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical Weapons to the
Conference on Disarmament on Its Work During the Period 17
January to 3 February 1989. February 3.161frs.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Forwarding Disarmament
Related Excerpts from the Statement Made to the Forty-Third
Session of the U.N. General Assembly on 7 December 1988 by
M. S. Gorbachev. Febmary 3.9frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of the German Democratic
Republic Transmitting the Text of the Statement Made by Erich
Honecker, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the
Socialist Unity Party of Germany and Chairman of the Council of
State of the German Democratic Republic, on 23 January 1989.2frs.
Agenda for the 1989 Session and Programme of Work for the
Conference on Disarmament. February 10.3frs.
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CD/885
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CD/886
0314
CD/887
0316
CD/888
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CD/889
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CD/890
0336
0358
CD/890/
Add. 1
CD/891
0359
CD/892
0361
CD/893
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CD/894
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0426
CD/895/
Rev. 1
CD/896
Decision on the Re-Establishment of an Ad Hoc Committee on
Effective International Arrangements to Assure Non-Nuclear
Weapon States Against the Use or Threat of Use of Nuclear
Weapons. February 10.1fr.
Decision on the Re-Establishment of an Ad Hoc Committee on
Radiological Weapons. February 10.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Czechoslovakia
Transmitting the Text of the Statement on Reducing the Number of
Personnel and Armaments and on Organizational Changes In the
Czechoslovak People's Army, Issued in Prague on 28 January
1989. February 17. 2frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Bulgaria Transmitting the
Text of the Declaration on "Correlation of the Armed Forces and
Basic Types of Armaments of the Warsaw Treaty Organization in
Europe and Adjacent Water Areas," Made by the Committee of the
Ministers of Defense of the Warsaw Treaty Member States on 30
January 1989 in Sofia, Bulgaria. February 17.11frs.
Decision on the Re-Establishment of the Ad Hoc Committee on
Chemical Weapons. February 16.1fr.
Hungary: Report on the First National Trial Inspection. February 20.
8frs.
Hungary: Report on the First National Trial Inspection. March 20.
22frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Canada Transmitting a
Compendium Comprising Plenary Statements and Working Papers
Relating to the 1988 Session of the Conference on Disarmament.
February 22.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Bulgaria Transmitting the
Text of the Decision for Unilateral Reductions of the Armed Forces
and the Military Budget of Bulgaria. February 22.2frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Italy Transmitting an
Interim Report on a Trial Inspection of Two Italian Chemical
Facilities. February 24.1fr.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of a
Report on the National Trial Inspection Carried Out in the USSR to
Test Procedures for the Systematic Verification of the NonProduction of Chemical Weapons in Industry. February 28.40frs.
Brazil: National Trial Inspection. Technical Report. March 21.24frs.
0428
CD/897
0430
CD/898
0431
CD/899
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Mongolia Transmitting
the Text of a Decision Taken by the Central Committee of the
Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party and the Council of Ministers on Reduction of the Country's Armed Forces. March 7. 2frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Australia Transmitting
the Text of a Press Release Issued by the Australian Minister for
Foreign Affairs and Trade, Senator Gareth Evans, on 7 March
1989. March 8.2frs.
Mandate for an Ad Hoc Committee Under Item 5 of the Agenda of the
Conference on Disarmament Entitled "Prevention of an Arms Race
in Outer Space." March 9.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of the German Democratic
Republic Transmitting the Text of a Working Paper Entitled "Report
on the National Trial Inspection of the German Democratic Republic
Undertaken in a Facility of the Chemical Industry." March 10.11frs.
24
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No.
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Citation
Subject
0442
CD/900
0459
CD/901
0473
CD/902
0477
CD/903
0511
CD/903/
Corr. 1
0512
CD/904
0518
CD/905
0548
CD/906
0550
CD/907
0555
CD/908
0558
CD/909
0564
CD/910
0588
CD/911
0589
CD/912
0605
0620
CD/913
CD/914
0628
CD/915
0638
CD/916
0642
CD/917
Czechoslovakia: Report on the Conduct and Results of the National
Trial Inspection. March 15.17frs.
France: Convention on Chemical Weapons. Confidentiality. March 16.
14frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of the German Democratic
Republic Transmitting a Working Paper on the Verification of a
Nuclear Test Ban. March 16.4frs.
Fifth Report to the Conference on Disarmament of the Ad Hoc Group
of Scientific Experts to Consider International Co-Ope rative
Measures to Detect and Identify Seismic Events. March 17.34frs.
Fifth Report to the Conference on Disarmament of the Ad Hoc Group
of Scientific Experts to Consider International Co-Opiirative
Measures to Detect and Identify Seismic Events. March 31. 1fr.
Progress Report to the Conference on Disarmament on the TwentySeventh Session of the Ad Hoc Group of Scientific Experts to
Consider International Co-Operative Measures to Delect and
Identify Seismic Events. March 17. 6frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Mongolia Transmitting a
Working Paper Entitled "Review of Proposals and Initiatives of the
States Members of the Conference on Disarmament Under Agenda
Item 5, 'Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space.'" March 21.
30frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Mongolia Transmitting
the Text of an Announcement Concerning the Withdrawal of Soviet
Military Units from Mongolia. March 21. 2frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Australia Transmitting a
Document Entitled "Provision of Data Relevant to the Chemical
Weapons Convention." March 23.5frs.
Letter from the Permanent Mission of Venezuela Transmitting a List of
Existing Proposals on the Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer
Space. March 31. 3frs.
United Kingdom: Chemical Weapons Convention. Ad Hoc Inspections.
March 30. 6frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Australia Transmitting a
Document Entitled "Report of an Australian National Trial
Inspection." April 5. 24frs.
Letter from the Deputy Permanent Representative of Canada
Transmitting Compendia on Chemical Weapons Comprising
Plenary Statements and Working Papers from the 15188 Session of
the Conference on Disarmament. April 5.1fr.
Federal Republic of Germany: Report on a National Trial Inspection.
April 7.16frs.
France: National Trial Inspection. April 11.15frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of the German Democratic
Republic Transmitting Texts of the Communiqué of the Session of
the Committee of Foreign Ministers of the States Party to the
Warsaw Treaty on Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Europe and an
Appeal "for a World Without Wars." April 13.8frs.
Chile: Legal Problems Raised by the Militarization of Outer Space.
April 26.10frs.
France: Chemical Weapons Convention. The Scientific Advisory
Council. April 17. 4frs.
Belgium: National Trial Inspection. April 17.8frs.
25
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Citation
Subject
0650
CD/918
0654
CD/919
0657
CD/920
0659
CD/921
0666
0681
CD/922
CD/923
0685
0702
CD/924
CD/925
0711
CD/926
0774
CD/927
0781
CD/928
0783
CD/929
0786
CD/930
0801
CD/931
0809
CD/932
0810
CD/933
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Romania Transmitting
an Appeal from the States Party to the Warsaw Treaty to the Member States of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. June 6.4frs.
Letter from the Chargé D'Affaires, Deputy Permanent Representative
of Bulgaria Transmitting the Text of the Declaration of the President
of the State Council of Bulgaria and the Prime Minister of the
Republic of Greece Signed on 23 April 1989.3frs.
Programme of Work for the Second Part of the 1989 Session of the
Conference on Disarmament. June 14.2frs.
United Kingdom: Verification of the Chemical Weapons Convention:
Practice Challenge Inspections of Military Facilities. June 14. 7frs.
U.S.: Report on a U.S. National Trial Inspection. June 22.15frs.
Letter from the Representatives of Brazil, Peru, and Venezuela
Transmitting the Text of the Amazon Declaration, Adopted in
Manaus, Brazil, on 6 May 1989. June 22.4frs.
Netherlands: Report on a National Trial Inspection. June 23.17frs.
Netherlands: An Attempt to Verify Non-Production in a Chemical
Plant. June 23.9frs.
Letter from the Representative of the Netherlands Forwarding
Documents Adopted at a Meeting of the North Atlantic Council in
Brussels on 29-30 May 1989. June 22.63frs.
German Democratic Republic: Working Paper on ASAT [Antisatellite]
Components and Ways of Verifying Their Prohibition. June 26. 7frs.
Hungary: Working Paper on Suggested Scopes for the Prohibition of
Radiological Weapons. July 6. 2frs.
Peru: Draft Convention on the Prohibition of Attacks Against Nuclear
Installations. July 6.3frs.
Letter from the Representative of the Federal Republic of Germany
Transmitting the Text of the Joint Statement of 13 June 1989,
Signed in Bonn by the Chancellor of the Federal Republic of
Germany and the General Secretary of the Central Committee of
the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and Chairman of the
Supreme Soviet of the USSR, Together with the Text of the Joint
Declaration Adopted on 14 June 1989 in Bonn by the Minister for
Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany and the Minister
of Foreign Affairs of the USSR. July 12.15frs.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of
the Joint Statement Signed at Bonn on 13 June 1989 by M. S.
Gorbachev, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the
CPSU [Communist Party of the Soviet Union] and President of the
USSR Supreme Soviet, and H. Kohl, Chancellor of the Federal
Republic of Germany, and the Text of the Joint Declaration by the
Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the USSR and the Federal Republic
of Germany Adopted at Bonn on 14 June 1989. July 12. 8frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Finland Transmitting a
Document Entitled "Standard Operating Procedures for the
Verification of Chemical Disarmament, D.2, Second Proposal for
Procedures Supporting the Reference Data Base." July 12.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of the German Democratic
Republic Transmitting a Working Paper Entitled "Survey of
International Law Relevant to Immunity and Protection of Objects in
Space and to Other Basic Principles of Outer Space Activities."
July 13.21frs.
26
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No.
Document
Citation
Subject
0831
CD/934
0846
CD/935
0849
CD/936
0854
CD/937
0864
CD/938
0868
CD/939
0870
CD/940
0871
CD/941
0875
CD/942
0876
CD/943
0898
CD/944
0904
CD/945
0910
CD/946
0933
CD/947
0934
CD/948
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Romania Transmitting
the Text of a Communiqué of the Meeting of the Political
Consultative Committee of the Warsaw Treaty States Together with
the Text of a Document Entitled "For a Stable and Secure Europe
Free of Nuclear and Chemical Weapons, for a Substantial
Reduction of Armed Forces, Armaments, and Military Spending.
July 19.15frs.
Norway: Verification of a Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban: The
Norwegian Seismic Verification Programme. Summary of Research
Results 1988-89. July 21. 3frs.
Norway: Verification of Alleged Use of Chemical Weapons. A New
Approach for Verification Procedures. July 21. 5frs.
Letter from the Representative of France Transmitting a Working
Paper Entitled "Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space:
Proposals Concerning Monitoring and Verification and Satellite
Immunity." July 21.10frs.
Report to the Conference on Disarmament by the Ad Hoc Committee
on Effective International Arrangements to Assure Non-Nuclear
Weapon States Against the Use or Threat of Use of Nuclear
Weapons. July 27.4frs.
Peru: Proposal for Amendment of the Treaty on Principios Governing
the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space,
Including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies. July 28. 2frs.
Letter from the Chargé D'Affaires of Norway Transmitting a Research
Report Entitled "Verification of a Chemical Weapons (Convention.
Headspace Gas Chromatography. A New Technique in Verification
of Alleged Use of Chemical Warfare Agents. Part VIM " July 31. 1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Poland Triinsmitting a
Working Paper Entitled "Confidence-Building Measures Related to
Item 5." August 1. 4frs.
Letter from the Representative of the USSR Transmitting the Text of
the Agreement between the Governments of the USS;R and the
U.S. on the Prevention of Dangerous Military Activities Signed at
Moscow on 12 June 1989. August 4.1fr.
Letter from the Representative of the U.S. Transmitting l:he Text of the
Agreement between the U.S. and the USSR on the Prevention of
Dangerous Military Activities Together with Its Annexes and the
Agreed Statements in Connection with the Agreement, Signed in
Moscow on 12 June 1989. August 4. 22frs.
Progress Report to the Conference on Disarmament on the TwentyEighth Session of the Ad Hoc Group of Scientific Experts to
Consider International Co-Operative Measures to Detect and
Identify Seismic Events. August 4. 6frs.
Letter from the Representative of France Transmitting a Working
Paper Entitled "Space in the Service of Verification: Proposal
Concerning a Satellite Image Processing Agency." August 1. 6frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Radiological Weapons. August 7.
23frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Canada Transmitting a
Report Issued as Arms Control Verification Paper No. 3, Entitled
"International Atomic Energy Agency Safeguards as a Model for
Verification of a Chemical Weapons Convention." August 9.1fr.
Letter from the Permanent Representative of Austria Transmitting a
Document Entitled "Preliminary Report on an Austrian National Trial
Inspection." August 14.3frs.
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Subject
0937
CD/949
0940
CD/950
0944
CD/951
Czechoslovakia: Data Relevant to the Convention on the Complete
and General Prohibition and Destruction of Chemical Weapons.
August 15. 3frs.
Federal Republic of Germany: Report on a Trial Inspection to Test the
Validity of a Proposed Format for Ad Hoc On-Site Verification.
August 17.4frs.
Statement by the Group of 21 on the Government-Industry
Conference Against Chemical Weapons. August 17.1fr.
Reel 14
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CD/952
0228
CD/953
0231
CD/954
0261
CD/955
0295
CD/956
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CD/956/
Appendix 1/
Volume 1
Reel 15
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Appendix I/
Volume II
CD/956/
Appendix I/
Volume III
CD/956/
Appendix I/
Volume IV
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Appendix II/
Volume I
CD/956/
Appendix II/
Volume II
CD/956/
Appendix II/
Volume III
1989 Documents cont.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical Weapons to the
Conference on Disarmament. August 18. 227frs.
Letter from the Permanent Representatives of India, Mexico, Sweden,
and the Chargé D'Affaires of Argentina Transmitting the Text of the
Joint Statement Made on the Occasion of the Fifth Anniversary of
the Initiative for Peace and Disarmament on 22 May 1989.
August 23.3frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Prevention of an Arms Race in
Outer Space. August 24.30frs.
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Comprehensive Programme
of Disarmament. August 24.34frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament to the General Assembly of
the U.N. September 4.373frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (List and Text of
Documents Issued by the Conference on Disarmament).
September 4.319frs.
1989 Documents cont.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Text of Documents
Issued by the Conference on Disarmament). September 4.314frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Text of Documents
Issued by the Conference on Disarmament). September 4.308frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Text of Documents
Issued by the Conference on Disarmament). September 4.342frs.
1989 Documents cont.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Index by Country and
Subject of the Verbatim Records. Verbatim Records of the 1989
Session). September 4.331frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Verbatim Records of
the 1989 Session). September 4. 245frs.
Report of the Conference on Disarmament (Verbatim Records of
the 1989 Session). September 4.258frs.
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0835
CD/INF. 14
List of Members of Delegations to the Conference on Disarmament
(Second Part 1985 Session). July 5.21frs.
0856
CD/INF. 15/
Add. 2
CD/INF. 16
List of Members of Delegations to the Conference on
(First Part 1986 Session). April 17.1fr.
List of Members of Delegations to the Conference on
June 10.21frs.
List of Members of Delegations to the Conference on
July 14.2frs.
List of Members of Delegations to the Conference on
August 11. 2frs.
1985 Information Documents
1986 Information Documents
0857
0878
0880
CD/INF. 16/
Add. 1
CD/INF. 16/
Add. 2
Disarmament
Dis;armament.
Disiarmament.
Disarmament.
1987 Information Documents
0882
0886
0890
0913
0916
0919
CD/INF. 1/
Rev. 17
CD/INF. 1/
Rev. 17*
CD/INF. 18
CD/INF. 18/
Add. 1
CD/INF. 18/
Add. 1*
CD/INF. 18/
Add. 2
Basic Information for Delegations on Conference Arrangements and
Documentation. June 9.4frs.
Basic Information for Delegations on Conference Arrangements and
Documentation (*Reissued for Technical Reasons). June 17.4frs.
List of Members of Delegations to the Conference on Disarmament
(Second Part 1987 Session). July 8.23frs.
List of Members of Delegations to the Conference on Disarmament.
August 3. 3frs.
List of Members of Delegations to the Conference on Disarmament
(•Reissued for Technical Reasons). August 7. 3frs.
List of Members of Delegations to the Conference on Disarmament.
August 24.5frs.
1988 Information Documents
0924
0928
CD/INF. 1/
Rev. 18
CD/INF. 19
0960
CD/INF. 1/
Rev. 19
CD/INF. 20
0989
CD/INF. 21
1019
CD/INF. 22
1048
CD/INF. 22/
Rev. 1
0956
Basic Information for Delegations on Conference Arrangements and
Documentation. February 2.4frs.
List of Members of Delegations to the Conference on Dtearmament
(First Part 1988 Session). February 17.28frs.
Basic Information for Delegations on Conference Arrançiements and
Documentation. July 29.4frs.
List of Members of Delegations to the Conference on Disarmament
(Second Part 1988 Session). August 5.29frs.
1989 Information Documents
Reel 17
0001
0005
CD/INF. 1/
Rev. 18
CD/INF. 1/
Rev. 19
List of Members of Delegations to the Conference on Disarmament
(First Part 1989 Session). February 21. 30frs.
List of Members of Delegations to the Conference on Disarmament
(Second Part 1989 Session). June 21. 29frs.
List of Members of Delegations to the Conference on Disarmament
(Second Part 1989 Session). August 4.6frs.
1988 Information Documents
Basic Information for Delegations on Conference Arrangements and
Documentation. February 2.4frs.
Basic Information for Delegations on Conference Arrangements and
Documentation. July 29.4frs.
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0009
CD/INF. 1/
Rev. 20
CD/INF. 1/
Rev. 21
Basic Information for Delegations on Conference Arrangements and
Documentation. February 10.4frs.
Basic Information for Delegations on Conference Arrangements and
Documentation. June 28.4frs.
1989 Information Documents
0013
1986 Chemical Weapons Working Papers
0017
CD/CW/
WP. 135
0025
CD/CW/
WP. 209/
Corr. 1
CD/CW/
WP. 213
0026
0040
0049
CD/CW/
WP. 233
CD/CW/
WP. 246
Belgium: Working Paper on the Order of Elimination of Chemical
Weapons Stocks and Method for Comparing These Stocks:
Elements of a Possible Solution. April 16.8frs.
1988 Chemical Weapons Working Papers
Draft Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical Weapons to the
Conference on Disarmament. September 13.1fr.
Working Paper on Trial Inspections by the Chairman of the OpenEnded Consultations. September 19.14frs.
1989 Chemical Weapons Working Papers
Finland: Report on the National Trial Inspection of Finland at a Civilian
Chemical Facility. April 4.9frs.
Japan: Guidelines for Initial Visit and Verification Inspection. June 14.
9frs.
0058
CD/WP. 348
0074
CD/WP. 353
0078
CD/WP. 361
0079
CD/WP. 361/
Add. 1
0080
0084
0095
0097
0100
1988 Conference Working Papers
Draft Report of the Conference on Disarmament to the General
Assembly of the U.N. August 29.16frs.
Draft Substantive Paragraphs Under Chapter II, Section F•Improved
and Effective Functioning of the Conference. September 2. 4frs.
1989 Conference Working Papers
Working Paper on Draft Decision on the Request Received from Chile.
February 17.1fr.
Working Paper on Draft Decision on Request from Vietnam.
February 17.1fr.
1988 Radiological Weapons Committee Report
CD/RW/
Draft Special Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Radiological
CRP. 34
Weapons. March 21. 4frs.
CD/SA/
CRP. 16
1988 SA Committee Report
Draft Special Report to the Conference on Disarmament by the Ad
Hoc Committee on Effective International Arrangements to Assure
Non-Nuclear Weapon States Against the Use or Threat of Use of
Nuclear Weapons. March 28. Ilfrs.
1986 Non-Governmental Conference Documents
CD/NGC. 13
List of Communications Received from Non-Governmental
Organizations and Persons. April 17.2frs.
1987 Non-Governmental Conference Documents
CD/NGC. 15
List of Communications Received from Non-Governmental
Organizations and Persons. April 24.3frs.
CD/NGC. 16
List of Communications Received from Non-Governmental
Organizations and Persons. August 17.2frs.
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CD/NGC. 17
0104
CD/NGC. 18
0105
CD/NGC. 19
0106
CD/PV. 324
0138
CD/PV. 325
0190
CD/PV. 326
0206
CD/PV. 327
0240
CD/PV. 328
0251
CD/PV. 329
0267
CD/PV. 331
0293
CD/PV. 332
0324
CD/PV. 333
0358
CD/PV. 334
0373
CD/PV. 335
0392
CD/PV. 336
0444
CD/PV. 337
0475
CD/PV. 338
0497
CD/PV. 340
0529
CD/PV. 341
0558
CD/PV. 342
0595
CD/PV. 343
0641
CD/PV. 344
0667
CD/PV. 345
0684
CD/PV. 346
1988 Non-Governmental Conference Documents
List of Communications Received from Non-Governmental
Organizations and Persons. April 20.2frs.
List of Communications Received from Non-Governmental
Organizations and Persons. September 6.1fr.
1989 Non-Governmental Conference Documents
List of Communications Received from Non-Governmental
Organizations and Persons. May 3.1fr.
1985 Verbatim Records of Plenary Meetings
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Twenty-Fourth Plunary
Meeting. July 25. 32frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Twenty-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
July 30.52frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Twenty-Sixth Plenary
Meeting. August 1.16frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Twenty-Seventh Plenary
Meeting. August 6.34frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Twenty-Eighth Ptenary
Meeting. August 8.11frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Twenty-Ninth Plenary
Meeting. August 13.16frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Thirty-First Plenary Meeting.
August 20. 26frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Thirty-Second Plenary
Meeting. August 22. 31frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Thirty-Third Plenairy Meeting.
August 27. 34frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Thirty-Fourth Plenary Meeting.
August 29.15frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Thirty-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
August 30.19frs.
1986 Verbatim Records of Plenary Meetings
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Thirty-Sixth Plenaiy Meeting.
February 4. 52frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Thirty-Seventh Plenary
Meeting. February 6.31frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Thirty-Eighth Plenary Meeting.
Febmary 11.22frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Fortieth Plenary Meeting.
February 18. 32frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Forty-First Plenary Meeting.
February 20.29frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Forty-Second Plenary
Meeting. February 25.37frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Forty-Third Plenary Meeting.
Febmary 27.46frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Forty-Fourth Plenary Meeting.
March 4. 26frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Forty-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
Marche. 17frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Forty-Sixth Plenary Meeting.
March 11.14frs.
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CD/PV. 347
0728
CD/PV. 348
0755
CD/PV. 349
0773
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0801
CD/PV. 351
0833
CD/PV. 352
0839
CD/PV. 354
0860
CD/PV. 355
0885
CD/PV. 356
0898
CD/PV. 357
0934
CD/PV. 358
0968
CD/PV. 359
1012
CD/PV. 360
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Forty-Seventh Plenary
Meeting. March 13.30frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Forty-Eighth Plenary Meeting,
March 18.27frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Forty-Ninth Plenary Meeting,
March 20.18frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Fiftieth Plenary Meeting,
March 25.28frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Fifty-First Plenary Meeting,
March 27.32frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Fifty-Second Plenary Meeting,
April 1. 6frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Fifty-Fourth Plenary Meeting,
Aprils. 21 frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Fifty-Fifth Plenary Meeting,
April 10. 25frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Fifty-Sixth Plenary Meeting,
April 15.13frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Fifty-Seventh Plenary
Meeting. April 17. 36frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Fifty-Eighth Plenary Meeting,
April 22. 34frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Fifty-Ninth Plenary Meeting,
April 24. 44frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Sixtieth Plenary Meeting. June
10. 24frs.
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0178
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0191
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Final Record of the Three Hundred and Sixty-First Plenary Meeting.
June 12.14frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Sixty-Second Plenary
Meeting. June 17.20frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Sixty-Third Plenary Meeting.
June 19.14frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Sixty-Fourth Plenary Meeting.
June 24.14frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Sixty-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
June 26. 20frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Sixty-Sixth Plenary Meeting.
July 1.16frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Sixty-Seventh Plenary
Meeting. July 3.30frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Sixty-Eighth Plenary Meeting.
JulyS. 13frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Sixty-Ninth Plenary Meeting.
July 10.16frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Seventy-First Plenary
Meeting. July 17. 20frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Seventy-Second Plenary
Meeting. July 22.13frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Seventy-Third Plenary
Meeting. July 24.14frs.
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0315
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0337
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0392
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0421
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Final Record of the Three Hundred and Seventy-Fourth Plenary
Meeting. July 29 17frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Seventy-Fifth Plonary
Meeting. July 31 18frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Seventy-Sixth Plenary
Meeting. August 5.25frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Seventy-Seventh Plenary
Meeting. August 7.24frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Seventy-Eighth Plenary
Meeting. August 12.26frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Seventy-Ninth Plenary
Meeting. August 14. 22frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Eightieth Plenary Meeting,
August 19.14frs
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Eighty-First Plenary Meeting,
August 21.43frs
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Eighty-Second Plenary
Meeting. August 26.29frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Eighty-Fourth Plenary
Meeting. August 29.9frs.
0430
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0574
0589
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0670
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0684
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1987 Verbatim Records of Plenary Meetings
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Eighty-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 385
February 3. 43frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Eighty-Sixth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 386
February 5. 25frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Eighty-Seventh Plenary
CD/PV. 387
Meeting. February 10. 24frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Eighty-Eighth Plenary
CD/PV. 388
Meeting. February 12.17frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Eighty-Ninth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 389
February 17.34frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Eighty-Ninth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 389/
May 13.1fr.
Corr. 1
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Ninetieth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 390
February 19.15frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Ninety-First Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 391
February 24. 23frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Ninety-Second Plenary
CD/PV. 392
Meeting. February 26. 22frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Ninety-Third Plonary Meeting.
CD/PV. 393
March 3.16frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Ninety-Fourth Plenary
CD/PV. 394
Meeting. March 5. 20frs.
Final
Record of the Three Hundred and Ninety-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 395
March 10.2frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Ninety-Sixth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 396
March 12.12frs.
Final
Record of the Three Hundred and Ninety-Seventh Plenary
397
CD/PV.
Meeting. March 17.19frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Ninety-Eighth Plenary
CD/PV. 398
Meeting. March 19.12frs.
Final Record of the Three Hundred and Ninety-Ninth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 399
March 24.2frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundredth Plenary Meeting. March 26.15frs.
CD/PV. 400
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1008
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1013
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1019
CD/PV. 416
Final Record of the Four Hundred and First Plenary Meeting.
March 31. 8frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Second Plenary Meeting.
April 2.34frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Third Plenary Meeting. April 7.
20frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Fourth Plenary Meeting. April 9.
19frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Fifth Plenary Meeting. April 14.
22frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Sixth Plenary Meeting. April 16.
33frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Seventh Plenary Meeting.
April 21. 2frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Eighth Plenary Meeting.
April 23. 32frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Ninth Plenary Meeting. April 28.
24frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Tenth Plenary Meeting.
April 30. 23frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Eleventh Plenary Meeting.
June 9. 25frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Twelfth Plenary Meeting.
June 11.11frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Thirteenth Plenary Meeting.
June 16. 22frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Fourteenth Plenary Meeting.
June 18.5frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Fifteenth Plenary Meeting.
June 23. 6frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Sixteenth Plenary Meeting.
June 25. 22frs.
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0043
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Final Record of the Four Hundred
June 30.22frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred
July 2. 20frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred
July 7.19frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred
July 9. 9frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred
July 14. 23frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred
Meeting. July 16.11frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred
July21.20frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred
Meeting. July 23. 24frs.
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and Seventeenth Plenary Meeting.
and Eighteenth Plenary Meeting,
and Nineteenth Plenary Meeting,
and Twentieth Plenary Meeting,
and Twenty-First Plenary Meeting,
and Twenty-Second Plenary
and Twenty-Third Plenary Meeting,
and Twenty-Fourth Plenary
Frame
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0149
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0287
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0336
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0355
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0376
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Final Record of the Four Hundred and Twenty-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
July 28.19frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Twenty-Sixth Plenary Meeting.
July 30. 22frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Twenty-Seventh Plenary
Meeting. August 4.14frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Twenty-Eighth Plenary
Meeting. August 6.25frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Twenty-Ninth Plenary Meeting.
August 11.11frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Thirtieth Plenary Meeting.
August 13.28frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Thirty-First Plenary Meeting.
August 18.19frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Thirty-Second Plenary Meeting.
August 20. 49frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Thirty-Third Plenary Meeting.
August 25.19frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Thirty-Fourth Plenary Meeting.
August 27. 21 frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Thirty-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
August 28. 9frs.
0385
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0439
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0469
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0486
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0518
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0625
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0638
CD/PV. 448
0656
CD/PV. 449
1988
19 Verbatim Records of Plenary Meetings
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Thirty-Sixth Plenary Meeting.
February 2. 54frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Thirty-Seventh Plenary
Meeting. February 4.30frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Thirty-Eighth Plenary Meeting.
February 9.16frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Thirty-Eighth Plenary Meeting.
October 17.1fr.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Thirty-Ninth Plenary Meeting.
February 11. 9frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Fortieth Plenary Meeting.
February 16. 23frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Forty-First Plenary Meeting.
Febmary 18. 27frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Forty-Second Plenary Meeting.
February 23.10frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Forty-Third Plenary Meeting.
February 25.4frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Forty-Fourth Plenary Meeting.
March 1.10frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Forty-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
March 3.9frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Forty-Sixth Plenary Meeting.
March 8. 47frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Forty-Seventh Plenary Meeting.
March 10.13frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Forty-Eighth Plenary Meeting.
March 15.18frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Forty-Ninth Plenary Meeting.
March 17.14frs.
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1014
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Final Record of the Four Hundred and Fiftieth Plenary Meeting. March
22.14frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Fifty-First Plenary Meeting.
March 24.21frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Fifty-Second Plenary Meeting.
March 29.14frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Fifty-Third Plenary Meeting.
March 31.32f rs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Fifty-Fourth Plenary Meeting.
Aprils. 14frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Fifty-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
April 7.12frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Fifty-Sixth Plenary Meeting.
April 12.8frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Fifty-Seventh Plenary Meeting.
April 14.47frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Fifty-Eighth Plenary Meeting.
April 19.19frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Fifty-Ninth Plenary Meeting.
April 21. 24frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Sixtieth Plenary Meeting.
April 26. 31frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Sixty-First Plenary Meeting.
April 28.14frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Sixty-First Plenary Meeting.
June 3.1fr.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Sixty-Second Plenary Meeting.
April 29. 4frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Sixty-Third Plenary Meeting.
. July 7.15frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Sixty-Fourth Plenary Meeting.
July12.9frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Sixty-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
July 14. 6frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Sixty-Sixth Plenary Meeting.
July 19. 24frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Sixty-Seventh Plenary Meeting.
July21.10frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Sixty-Eighth Plenary Meeting.
July 26. 8frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Sixty-Ninth Plenary Meeting.
July 28.17frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Seventieth Plenary Meeting.
August 2. 6frs.
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0001
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0034
CD/PV. 472
0049
CD/PV. 473
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Seventy-First Plenary Meeting.
August 4.33frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Seventy-Second Plenary
Meeting. August 9.15frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Seventy-Third Plenary Meeting.
August 11. 20frs.
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Final Record of the Four Hundred and Seventy-Fourth Plenary
Meeting. August 16.12frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Seventy-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
August 18.16frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Seventy-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
September 16.1fr.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Seventy-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
October 20.1fr.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Seventy-Sixth Plenary Meeting.
August 23.7frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Seventy-Seventh Plenary
Meeting. August 25. 29frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Seventy-Eighth Plenary
Meeting. August 30.21frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Seventy-Ninth Ptenary Meeting.
September 1.17f rs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Eightieth Plenary Meeting.
September 6.17frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Eighty-First Plenairy Meeting.
September 13.34frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Eighty-Second Plenary
Meeting. September 15. 29frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Eighty-Third Plenary Meeting.
September 20.5frs.
0098
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0310
0328
0345
0371
0395
0412
0427
0442
0454
0459
0478
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19
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Eighty-Fourth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 484
February 7.33frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Eighty-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 485
February 9.19frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Eighty-Sixth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 486
February 14.18frs.
Final
Record of the Four Hundred and Eighty-Seventh Plenary
CD/PV. 487
Meeting. February 16. 20frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Eighty-Eighth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 488
February 21. 23frs.
Final
Record of the Four Hundred and Eighty-Ninth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 489
February 23. 24frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Ninetieth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 490
February 28.17frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Ninety-First Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 491
March 2.15frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Ninety-Second Plenary
CD/PV. 492
Meeting. March 7.15frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Ninety-Third Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 493
March 9.12frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Ninety-Fourth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 494
March 14. 5frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Ninety-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 495
March 16.19frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Ninety-Sixth Plenary Meeting.
CD/PV. 496
March 21. 6frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Ninety-Seventh Plenary
CD/PV. 497
Meeting. March 23.17frs.
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0920
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Final Record of the Four Hundred and Ninety-Eighth Plenary Meeting.
March 28.12frs.
Final Record of the Four Hundred and Ninety-Ninth Plenary Meeting.
March 30.18frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundredth Plenary Meeting. April 4. 27frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and First Plenary Meeting. April 6,
12frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Second Plenary Meeting.
April 11. 5frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Third Plenary Meeting. 27frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Fourth Plenary Meeting.
April 18.15frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Fifth Plenary Meeting. April 20.
8frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Sixth Plenary Meeting. April 25.
33frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Seventh Plenary Meeting.
April 27.18frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Eighth Plenary Meeting.
June 13. 27frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Ninth Plenary Meeting.
June 15. 8frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Tenth Plenary Meeting.
June 20. 21frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Eleventh Plenary Meeting.
June 22.14frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Twelfth Plenary Meeting.
June 27.17frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Thirteenth Plenary Meeting.
June 29.12frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Fourteenth Plenary Meeting.
July 4.1 Of rs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Fifteenth Plenary Meeting.
July 6.12frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Sixteenth Plenary Meeting.
July11.21frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Seventeenth Plenary Meeting.
July 13.15frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Eighteenth Plenary Meeting.
July 18.10frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Nineteenth Plenary Meeting.
July 20.13frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Twentieth Plenary Meeting.
July 25.13frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Twenty-First Plenary Meeting.
July 27.9frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Twenty-Second Plenary
Meeting. August 1. 6frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Twenty-Third Plenary Meeting.
August 3. 29frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Twenty-Fourth Plenary Meeting.
August 8. 7frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Twenty-Fifth Plenary Meeting.
August 10. 28frs.
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Subject
0948
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0957
CD/PV. 527
0973
CD/PV. 528
0976
CD/PV. 529
0994
CD/PV. 530
1017
CD/PV. 531
Final Record of the IFive Hundred and Twenty-Sixth Plenary Meeting.
August 15.9frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Twenty-Seventh Plenary
Meeting. August 17.16frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Twenty-Eighth Plenary Meeting.
August 22.3frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Twenty-Ninth Plenary Meeting.
August 24.18frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Thirtieth Plenary Meeting.
August 29. 23frs.
Final Record of the Five Hundred and Thirty-First Plenary Meeting.
August 31.15frs.
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SUBJECT INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major subjects of this collection. The first arable number refers to the reel,
and the arable number after the colon refers to the frame number at which a particular subject begins. Hence
3:0869 directs the researcher to the subject that begins at Frame 0869 of Reel 3. By referring to the Reel Index
that constitutes the initial section of this guide, the researcher can find the main entry for this subject.
Chemical activities
monitoring of•thresholds for 9: 0401
Chemical attacks
Iraqi regime•chart of 9: 0519
Chemical Industry
civilian•inspections of 1:0441
civilian•^verification of nonproduction of chemical
weapons by 4: 0110
Chemical munitions
standard•presentation of 8: 0844
Chemical substances
identification of 4: 0046
Chemical warfare agents
alleged use of•procedures for verification of
7:0034
alleged use of, under winter conditions 1: 0147
arsenic containing•methods for identification of
4:0145
nonproduction of•^verification of 1: 0441
sample handling of 4: 0140
sampling and analysis of, under winter conditions
1:0135,0143
Chemical weapons
Ad Hoc Committee on•decision on reestablishment of 1: 0021 ; 4: 0004; 6: 0868;
9: 0408
Ad Hoc Committee on•reports oii 1: 0005, 0546;
4: 0320; 6: 0797; 7: 0068; 9: 0005, 0129, 0531
allegations of use of•investigation of 4: 0044
allegations of use of•verification of 4: 0141 ;
6: 0988, 0994; 7: 0001
ban on•effectiveness of 7: 0016
convention
Article IX•proposal for annex to 7: 0001
Article X•Pakistani proposal iregarding
6: 0920
compliance with 4: 0195
constitution of 1:0109
data relevant to 9: 0527
fact-finding under 4: 0013, 0017
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
chemical stockpile disposal program prepared by
4:0170
ABM Treaty
international instrument to supplement 4: 0160
Anti-satellite weapons
prohibition of•provisions of treaty regarding
7:0035
Arms control
agreements•Soviet noncompliance with 1: 0030
international law relevant to 1: 0308
terminology relevant to•working paper on
4: 0202
Arms race
Chinese position on 1: 0086
nuclear•cessation of 7: 0008, 0012; 9: 0450
outer space•Ad Hoc Committee on
establishment of 1: 0100
mandate for 4: 0091, 0875; 9: 0440
report of 4: 0306; 7: 0229; 9: 0712
prevention of
Pakistani proposal regarding 4:0160
verbatim records regarding 1: 0241 ;
4:0045
working papers on 1: 0241, 0242; 4: 0045
verification proposals•compendium of 7: 0029
Arms reduction
Polish memorandum on 7: 0063
Australia
chemical facility in•trial inspection of 4: 0110
seismic monitoring cooperation with New Zealand
7:0031
Balkans
chemical weapon free zone in•creation of
3: 0869
Biological weapons
allegations of use of•investigation of 4:0044
Ceausescu, Nicolas
appeal for creation of a chemical weapon free
zone in the Balkans 3:0869
41
Chemical weapons cont.
convention cont.
general 1:0470
Holmenkollen report on 7:0067
negotiations 6:0994
Norwegian contributions to 9:0430
quantitative aspects of 4:0184
U.S. amendment to 4: 0075
verification of 1: 0135, 0143,0351, 0358;
4: 0140, 0141, 0145, 0195; 7:0034;
9:0484
working paper on 9: 0428
destruction of
general 9: 0416
order of 9: 0481
technology for 8: 0844
working paper on 1: 0234
documentation on•compendium of 4: 0083
free zone in the Balkans 3:0869
means of production of•irreversible
neutralization of 1: 0451
nonproduction of•general 4: 0891
nonproduction of•verification of 1: 0066, 0101;
4:0110, 0154; 8: 0904
problem of•talks on 4: 0040
prohibition of 9:0416
protection against•assistance in relation to
9:0419
stocks of•elimination of 1:0451 ; 4: 0101, 0109,
0170;6:0971
use of•allegations of Iran regarding 1: 0307
use of, in Iran-Iraq War 9: 0517
Chemenko, Konstantin U.
answer to "Appeal of 100 for the Sake of Life"
1:0049
answers to Cable News Network correspondent's
questions 1: 0012
speech to electorate of Kuibyshev District of
Moscow 1:0062
China, People's Republic of
position on arms race in outer space 1: 0086
Cuellar, Javier Perez De
message from foreign minister of Iran to 1: 0078
Czechoslovak-Soviet Friendship Rally
Gorbachev statement at 6: 0912
Data exchange
multilateral•memorandum on 9: 0416
Deng Xiaoping
speech excerpts 1: 0231
Disarmament
Ad Hoc Committee on Comprehensive
Programme of•re-establishment of 9: 0406
Ad Hoc Committee on Comprehensive
Programme, report 1: 0500; 4: 0380; 7: 0187;
chemical•air monitoring as means of verification
of 1:0301 ; 4: 0229; 6:1004; 7: 0226
chemical•automatic monitoring in verification of
6:1005
Conference on
agenda for 1985 session 1:0019
agenda for 1986 session 4: 0001
agenda for 1987 session 6: 0865
agenda for 1988 session 9: 0254
documents issued by•text 1: 0852; 2: 0001,
0237, 0469; 4: 0584, 0801 ; 5: 0001 ;
7: 0245, 0424, 0622
effectiveness of 9: 0001
Gorbachev, Mikhail S.•message from
4:0032
program of work of 4: 0001, 0152;
6: 0865, 0986; 9: 0254
reports to U.N. General Assembly
1:0660;4:0433
rules of procedure•questions regarding
1: 0022-0029, 0041-0044, 0047,
0061; 4: 0005-0012, 0018-0019,
0030, 0071
verbatim records of 2: 0688; 3: 00010531; 5: 0263-0528; 6: 0001-0306;
7:0855;8:0001-0603
Zhivkov, Todor•message from 4: 0118
issues•Romanian position on 1: 0001
nuclear•mandate for 9: 0450
nuclear•realization of 7: 0008, 0012
regional•proposal for 1: 0469
U.N. resolutions on 3: 0883; 6: 0667, 0796
Disarmament and Development, Conference on
Relationship between
8:0841
Europe, Central
confidence building in 7:0063
Fascism
fortieth anniversary of victory over Hitlerlite
1:0121
Ghandi, Rajiv
Zhivkov, Todor•message from 1:0131
Gorbachev, Mikhail S.
answers to Tass correspondent 1:0645
Conference on Disarmament•message to
4:0032
Czechoslovak-Soviet friendship rally•statement
at 6: 0912
interview given to Pravda 1: 0104
joint statement from leaders of Argentina,
Greece, India, Mexico, Sweden, and
Tanzania•response to 4: 0049, 0426; 6: 0983
Reagan, Ronald•meeting with 9: 0257, 0398
speech on Soviet television (August 1986)
4:0417
9: 0677
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Monitoring, automatic
in verification of chemical disarmament 6:1005
Mycotoxin
detection of, in human blood samples 7: 0025
NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)
appeal from Warsaw Pact foreign ministers
9: 0496
New Delhi Declaration
signatories of• appeal to U.S. président and
general secretary of the Communist Party of
the Soviet Union 4: 0042
text of 1:0016
New Zealand
seismic monitoring cooperation with Australia
7:0031
Nonnuclear weapon states
international arrangements against: use or threat
of use of nuclear weapons against 1: 0447,
0658; 6: 0869; 7: 0013, 0218; 9: 0400, 0507
Norway
Conference on Disarmament•contributions to
9:0430
Nuclear age
survival in 1: 0249
Nuclear explosions
ban on 3: 0859, 0864
Soviet moratorium on 1:0439
Nuclear facilities
attacks on•prohibition of 1: 0129
Nuclear Risk Reduction Centers
establishment of 9: 0431-0432
Nuclear test ban
Ad Hoc Committee on•program of work 1: 0366
comprehensive
seismic monitoring for 1: 0256, 0278, 0371
seismological verification of 1: 0136, 0278;
4:0191,0222,0301
verification capabilities for 1: 0371
verification of 6: 0999
general 4: 0879, 0887
verification of•working paper on 4: 0171
working paper on 1: 0448
Nuclear war, prevention of
general 4: 0166
report on 1:0153,0229
working papers on 1: 0081, 0245
Nuclear weapons
nonproliferation of•^twentieth anniversary of
treaty 9: 0995-0999
Nuclear weapons tests
prohibition of•treaty negotiation« for 4: 0136
prohibition of•treaty provisions for 6: 0961, 0966
Statement on Soviet television (May 1986)
4:0094
statements by (1986) 3:0872, 0035
unilateral Soviet moratorium on all nuclear
explosions•statement concerning 1:0439
Union of Concerned Scientists•reply to 1:0275
Gromyko, A. A.
message to members of South Pacific Forum
9: 0424
Group of 21
statement by 1: 0048
Honecker, Erich
Kohl, Helmut•letter 3: 0826
personal message from 1: 0045
Hu Yaobang
speech by 1: 0231
Inspection procedures
for verification of nonproduction of chemical
weapons 1:0066
Iran
chemical weapons•allegations concerning use
of 1:0307
Iran-Iraq War
use of chemical weapons in 9: 0517
Iraq
chemical attacks by•chart of 9: 0519
Jaruzelski, W.
statement by 6: 0947
Kohl, Helmut
Honecker, Erich•letter 3: 0826
replies to prime minister of Czechoslovakia and
chairman of the council of state of East
Germany 3: 0828, 0856
Strougal, Lubomir•letter 3: 0826
Martens, Wilfried
speech to Belgian parliament•excerpts from
1:0088
Mexico
declaration of 4: 0293
Summit on Verification Measures•document
issued at 4: 0293
Missile systems
elimination of•treaty between U.S. and USSR
9: 0267, 0399
Mongolia
government statements 4: 0092, 0430
Great People's Khural statement 1: 0010
Ministry of Foreign Affairs statement 4: 0881,
0909
Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party
Central Committee statement 4:0430
Monitoring, air
for verification of chemical disarmament 1:0301 ;
4: 0229; 6:1004; 7: 0226
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Outer space
arms race in
Ad Hoc Committee on
establishment of 1:0100
mandate for 4: 0091, 0875; 9:0440
report of 4: 0306; 9: 0712
Chinese position on 1:0086
prevention of
Pakistani proposal regarding 4: 0160
verbatim records regarding 1: 0241;
4:0045
working papers on 1: 0241, 0242;
4: 0045
international agreements relating to 1: 0640
international cooperation in 1:0649
international law relevant to 1: 0308
nonmilitarization of 1: 0649
terminology relevant to•working paper on
4:0202
weapons in•verification of nondeployment of
9:0441
workshop•report on 7: 0028
Pakistan
Article X of Convention on Chemical Weapons•
proposal regarding 6: 0920.
Perez, Alan Garcia
regional disarmament by•proposal for 1: 0469
Poland
arms reduction•memorandum on 7: 0063
Polish United Worker's Party on Security and
Co-Operatlon in Europe
Tenth Congress•declaration of 4: 0225
Pravda
Gorbachev, Mikhail S.•interview 1: 0104
Radiological weapons
Ad Hoc Committee on•re-establishment of
1: 0080; 4: 0039; 6: 0870; 9: 0407
Ad Hoc Committee on•reports of 1: 0536, 0541;
4: 0289; 7: 0044; 9: 0451
prohibition of 1: 0129
verbatim records regarding•compendium of
1:0116
working papers on•compendium of 1:0016
Reagan, Ronald W.
Gorbachev, Mikhail•meeting with 9: 0257, 0398
message to U.S. Congress 1: 0030
Romania
disarmament issues•position on 1:0001
Grand National Assembly•appeal to Supreme
Soviet of USSR, Congress of U.S.,
parliaments of all European nations, and
Canada 1:0117
Security balance
maintenance of•working paper on 6: 0971
Seismic events
detection and identification of•reports on
1: 0096, 0304; 4: 0052, 0060, 0068, 0230,
0285, 0883; 7: 0038; 9: 0448
detection and identification of•Turkish
participation in 4: 0038
Seismic network, global
establishment of 4: 0222
small aperture seismic arrays in•utilization of
4:0191
Seismic monitoring cooperation
agreement between Australia and New Zealand
7:0031
Seismic Waveform Data Exchange
Ottawa Workshop on•proceedings of 6: 0927
system•principles of 6:0999
Shlkhany military facility
chemical munitions at•presentation of 8: 0844
South Atlantic
zone of peace and cooperation in 9: 0426
South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone Treaty
entry into force of 1: 0494
general 1: 0475, 0493
protocols to 1: 0494
Soviet ratification of 9: 0424
Space objects
immunity of 7: 0035
Space strike weapons
working paper on 4: 0162, 0164
Stockholm Declaration
text of 9: 0411
Strougal, Lubomir
Kohl, Helmut•letter 3: 0826
Super Toxic Lethal Chemicals (STLCs)
working paper on 8: 0906
Switzerland
participation in work of subsidiary bodies 1: 0095
Tass
statement by 1:0302
Tooele Army Depot
visit of Soviet delegation to 9: 0530
Treaty of Rarotonga
see South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone Treaty
Trichothecene sensor kit
portable•development of 7: 0025
U.N. General Assembly
resolutions on disarmament 3: 0883; 6: 0667,
0796; 8: 0911
Third Special Session devoted to disarmament
9: 0730
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Union of Concerned Scientists
Gorbachev, Mikhail•reply to 1:0275
U.S.
Congress•appeal from Supreme Soviet of the
USSR to 4: 0072
joint statements with USSR 1:0052, 0054;
4: 0020, 0025; 9: 0257, 0398 missile systems•treaty with USSR on
elimination of 9: 0267, 0399
USSR
arms control agreements•noncompliance with
1:0030
government statement 4: 0084
joint statements with U.S. 1: 0052, 0054; 4: 0020,
0025; 9: 0257, 0398
Ministry of Foreign Affairs statement 8: 0901 ;
9: 0478
missile systems•treaty with U.S. on 9:0267,
0399
nuclear explosions•moratorium on 1: 0439
South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone Treaty•
ratification of 9: 0424
Supreme Soviet of•appeal to U.S. Congress
4: 0072
Warsaw Pact
appeal to NATO member states 9:0496
Committee of Ministers of Foreign Affairs•
communiqué issued by 4: 007(>; 9: 0496
Committee of Ministers of Foreign Affairs•text of
documents adopted by 4: 089£¡
declaration of member states 3: 0830, 0843
military policy 6: 0950
Political Consultative Committee•communiqué
issued by 4: 0123, 0135; 6: 0950
representatives of parliaments of member
states•statement by 1: 0367
Zhlvkov, Todor
appeal for creation of a chemical weapon free
zone in the Balkans 3:0869
Conference on Disarmament•mossage to
4:0118
Ghandi, Rajiv•message to 1: 0131
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