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Kastl, Jörg
Gender: male
Reference country: Germany
Activity: Lawyer • Diplomat

Functions (8 records founds)
DateFunctionOrganizationComments
1958–1967SpokespersonGermany/Federal Foreign Office
1967...Head of ServiceDeutschland/Auswärtiges Amt/Ostabteilung
1969–1975Deputy Secretary GeneralNATOAssistant Secretary General for Political Affairs and Security Policy
...1972–1973...ChairNATO/Political Committee
1975–1977AmbassadorGermany/Embassy in Buenos Aires
1977–1980AmbassadorGermany/Embassy in Brasilia
1980–1983Head of DelegationOrganization for Security and Co-operation in EuropeChef der deutschen Delegation
1983–1987AmbassadorGermany/Embassy in Moscow

Signed documents (5 records found)
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7.11.197276974pdfReportNATO
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The Steering Brief outlines Allied strategy for CSCE talks, emphasizing Western unity, security, freer movement, and balanced negotiations with the USSR. It warns against Soviet attempts to legitimize...
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14.11.197276986pdfMemoNATO
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NATO's strategy for the Helsinki preparatory talks on a possible CSCE, stresses flexible, informal negotiations, Allied coordination, controlled procedures, cautious timing, and balanced agendas on...
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29.3.197376988pdfReportNATO
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NATO members agree that Helsinki could host the first CSCE stage, but differed on later venues. Most consider any decision on the third stage as premature and prefer all second-stage committees in one...
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19.9.197376989pdfAddress / TalkNATO
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NATO views the CSCE and MBFR as tools to manage détente while resisting Soviet aims to legitimize the status quo and weaken the Alliance. Allies stress balanced security, freer movement, cautious...
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13.3.197576990pdfAddress / TalkNATO
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NATO saw the CSCE and MBFR as ways to manage détente without weakening Western security. Allies resisted Soviet efforts to legitimize the status quo, while promoting freer movement, balanced force...
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Mentioned in the documents (1 records found)
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19.5.198677329pdfPolitical reportChernobyl disaster Gorbatschows verspätete Stellungnahme zu Tschernobyl wird nur dort vorsichtig positiv beurteilt, wo sie bessere internationale Zusammenarbeit bei nuklearen Unfällen in Aussicht stellt. Seine...
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