| 4.4.1969 | 76941 |  | Memo | United States of America (USA) (Politics) |
A briefing on the Soviet initiative proposing a European security conference, analysing Moscow’s motives and outlining the US response to the Warsaw Pact «appeal». At this stage, holding grandiose...
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| 5.4.1972 | 76942 | | Instructions | United States of America (USA) (Politics) |
President Nixon’s guidance is transmitted to members of his cabinet, outlining US policy decisions on Mutual and Balanced Force Reductions and a European Security and Cooperation Conference.
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| 10.4.1973 | 76943 | | Memo | United States of America (USA) (Politics) |
April 1973 CSCE talks show limited progress, but key disputes remain over borders, military security, human contacts and economic principles. Compromises are emerging, though Soviet positions are...
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| 7.7.1973 | 76944 | | Telegram | United States of America (USA) (Politics) |
All sides agree to continue work on principles, security, economic cooperation, and freer movement. Western allies stress human rights and peaceful border change, while the Eastern bloc insists on...
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| 15.8.1974 | 77185 | | Report | United States of America (USA) (Politics) |
President Gerald Ford got briefed and advised about the foreign policy of the US. Whilst he was reminded to exercise restraint towards Cuba and african autocrats Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger,...
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| 28.8.1974 | 76949 | | Minutes | United States of America (USA) (Politics) |
CSCE strategy discussion highlights tensions over borders, peaceful change, and human contacts. It stresses balancing Soviet and European pressures and managing summit timing and implications, with...
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| [...22.7.1975...] | 76956 | | Instructions | United States of America (USA) (Politics) |
The CSCE summit preparations outline a Final Act to be signed by all participating States, confirming commitments on security, cooperation and human rights. It stresses the agreement is not legally...
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