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Collection Name GREEN, MAX: FILES Withdrawer MID 11/23/2001 File Folder BRIEFING INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL & THE WORLD FOIA CONFERENCE ON SOVIET JEWRY 5/12/88 F03-0020/06 Box Number THOMAS 127 DOC Doc Type Document Description No of Doc Date Restrictions NO Pages

1 NOTES RE PARTICIPANTS 1 ND B6

2 FORM REQUEST FOR APPOINTMENTS 1 5/11/1988 B6

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B-1 National security classified Information [(b)(1) of the FOIA) B-2 Release would disclose Internal personnel rules and practices of an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA) B-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA) B-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial Information [(b)(4) of the FOIA) B-8 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted Invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA) B-7 Release would disclose Information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA) B-8 Release would disclose Information concerning the regulation of financial Institutions [(b)(B) of the FOIA) B-9 Release would disclose geological or geophysical Information concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA)

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Collection Name Withdrawer GREEN, MAX: FILES MJD 11/23/2001

File Folder FOIA BRIEFING INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL & THE WORLD F03-0020/06 CONFERENCE ON SOVIET JEWRY 5/12/88 THOMAS Box Number

127

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1 NOTES 1 ND B6 REPARTICIP ANTS

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MEMORANDUM

TO: REBECCA RANGE ( CoordinatJi/wi th NSC}

FROM: FREDERICK J. RYAN, JR.'1f'-

SUBJECT: APPROVF.D PRESIDENTIAL ACTIVITY

MEETING: Meeting with Leadership of International Council of the World Conference on Soviet Jewry

DATE: May 12, 1988

TIME: 2:00 pm

DURATION: 15 minutes

LOCATION: Cabinet Room

BACKUP LOCATION:

REMARKS REQUIRED: Talking points to be provided

MEDIA COVERAGE: Coordinate with Press Office

FIRST LADY PARTICIPATION: No

NOTE: · PROJECT OFFICER, SEE ATTACHED CHECKLIST

Advance Off ice P. Stevens M. Archambault J. Hooley Kranowitz A. Kuhn J. Courtemanche J. E. Crispen J. Lamb J. Manning R. Dawson McKinney F. Donatelli J. D. Dellinger N. Risque A. Dolan D. Johnson J. Erkenbeck R. Shaddick Walters L. Faulkner G. WHCA Audio/Visual Fuller c. WHCA Operations M. Fitzwater T. Griscom THE WHITE HOUSE

WASH I NGTON

May 11, 1988

MEETING WITH THE LEADERSHIP OF THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE WORLD CONFERENCE ON SOVIET JEWRY DATE: May 12, 1988 LOCATION: Cabinet Room TIME: 2:00 p.m.

FROM: REBECCA G. RANGE

I. PURPOSE

To reaffirm the Administration's commitment to the cause of Soviet Jewry and your intention of raising the issue at the Moscow Summit.

II. BACKGROUND

The International Council is the executive committee of the World Conference on Soviet Jewry, a world-wide umbrella organization of Soviet Jewry movements. You met with the group on September 9, 1985, prior to the Geneva Summit.

III. PARTICIPANTS

Morris B. Abram, Chairman, National Conference on Soviet Jewry Arnb. Sincha Dinitz, Chairman, World Conference on Soviet Jewry; former Israeli ambassador to the U.S. Seymour Reich, President, B'nai B'rith International Barbara Stern, Member, International Council of the World Conference on Soviet Jewry (IC/WCSJ), , Canada Neil Bradrnan, Member, IC/WCSJ, London, England Claude Kelman, Member, IC/WCSJ, Paris, Jerry Goodman, Executive Director, National Conference on Soviet Jewry Malcolm Hoenlein, Executive Director, Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations Mark Levin, Washington Representative, National Conference on Soviet Jewry

Howard H. Baker, Jr. Arnb. Richard Schifter, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, Department of State Rebecca G. Range, Director, Office of Public Liaison Arnb. John D. Negroponte, Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs Max Green, Associate Director, Office of Public Liaison Lisa Jameson, Director, Office of European and Soviet Affairs, NSC Robert W. Farrand, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, Department of State T

May 11, 1988

MEETING WITH THE LEADERSHIP OF THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE WORLD CONFERENCE ON SOVIET JEWRY DATE: May 12, 1988 LOCATION: Cabinet Room TIME: 2:00 p.m.

FROM: REBECCA G. RANGE

I. PURPOSE

To reaffirm the Administration's commitment to the cause of Soviet Jewry and your intention of raising the issue at the Moscow Summit.

II. BACKGROUND

The International Council is the executive committee of the World Conference on Soviet Jewry, a world-wide umbrella organization of Soviet Jewry movements. You met with the group on September 9, 1985, prior to the Geneva Summit.

III. PARTICIPANTS

Morris B. Abram, Chairman, National Conference on Soviet Jewry Amb. Sincha Dinitz, Chairman, World Conference on Soviet Jewry; former Israeli ambassador to the U.S. Seymour Reich, President, B'nai B'rith International Barbara Stern, Member, International Council of the World Conference on Soviet Jewry (IC/WCSJ), Montreal, Canada Neil Bradman, Member, IC/WCSJ, London, England Claude Kelman, Member, IC/WCSJ, Paris, France Jerry Goodman, Executive Director, National Conference on Soviet Jewry Malcolm Hoenlein, Executive Director, Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations Mark Levin, Washington Representative, National Conference on Soviet Jewry

Rebecca G. Range, Director, Office of Public Liaison Amb. John D. Negroponte, Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs Max Green, Associate Director, Office of Public Liaison Lisa Jameson, Director, Office of European and Soviet Affairs, NSC Robert w. Farrand, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, Department of State IV. PRESS PLAN

To be determined by Press Office.

V. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS

You enter Cabinet Room where guests are assembled. You make brief remarks . Morris Abram makes an opening statement; he then introduces Amb. Sincha Dinitz. Amb. Sincha Dinitz makes brief remarks. A brief discussion follows . Guests will rise to present you with a framed photograph taken at the Solidarity Sunday Rally for Soviet Jewry on December 6, 1987. A group photograph is taken . You depart Cabinet Room.

Attachment : Talking points SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS MEETING WITH THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE WORLD CONFERENCE ON SOVIET JEWRY

I would like to share with you a very moving experience. It was at a seminar on religious rights in the Soviet Union we held in the East Room last week. Before delivering my remarks, I met with several former Soviet citizens, one of whom was Josef Begun . I told him that as a symbol of our solidarity with Soviet political prisoners, many of us in the United States wore bracelets inscribed with their names.

I then drew out my own bracelet - with Josef Begun's name on it - and I gave it to him. Thank God I had no need for it any more . Well, I'll never forget the look on Begun's face.

It was the same look I saw on Natan Sharansky's face when I first met him, the same look on Vladimir Slepak's face too.

It is a certain view of a courageous, determined, yet joyous soul that I saw in their eyes -- a look shared only by one who has suffered under totalitarianism can know the full meaning of freedom. But we who have known freedom all our lives are enriched by their experience and when we understand what their faces tell us, we know we must continue the fight for freedom of all who are captives of injustice . One of the first orders of this Administration's foreign policy has been that the United States is not and cannot be a island of liberty. For our own sake as well as others, we work for everyone's fundamental freedoms. I have always put the whole issue of human rights, and of Soviet Jewry, specifically, at the top of my agenda with the Soviets. I want to stress at this meeting that I will not fail to put this issue at the top of the agenda again when I see Mr.

Gorbachev in Moscow.

I will tell him that while we applaud the increase in emigration over the past year, the level still does not come close to the high rate of the late 1970s under that fossil of stagnation, Mr. Brezhnev . What kind of new thinking is that?, I will ask him.

Mr. Gorbachev will not like to hear me ask these questions.

But he cannot disregard them because he knows that improvement on the human rights front is a key to the improvements in overall U.S . -Soviet relations that he seeks .

The Soviets' ever-sinking economy needs a heavy dose of

Western know-how and increased nonstrategic trade. But, it won't get them until they demonstrate a real respect for human rights. Jackson-Vanik, for example, stands in the way. That is an i mportant bargaining chip which I assure you we will not squander. I think that General Secretary Gorbachev is beginning to understand this. I will certainly reinforce the point in

Moscow.

That is all I have to say by way of introduction. I would now like to hear your thoughts on aspects of the issue that you would want discussed at the Summit .

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I would like to share with you

shall neuer f.c;u;~eb It was at a seminar on religi ous rights

in the Soviet Union we held in the East Room last week .

Before I entered the room ta deliver'""-1 my remarks , I met with ftnutU So--f,,,tJ- ~,f,~.J tnt-t-6-6 wit~ w« several Russiafl..... em:ig:;t::e;f\, including Josef Begun . I told him

that as a symbol of our solidarity with Soviet political prisoners, many of .;s in the United States wore bracelets I 1 inscribed with the namE)·~t~ I then l""tA-f- a .. s~ Lv/ftc._ drew my own ~ bracelet - jt fi~ d Josef Begun's name on it ::r: ~tt ~ - and _p..r.e.senteG it to him. Thank God I had no need for it .I'll If£~ ~v- any more. Well,~the loo~ o~ Begun ' s face.~s fore~er etched ~ ~ my -memory.") It was the same look ~ I saw ~~i----,1r-...... ,.*-.loi-e l, /-a..U. w~ X·lu'sr ~4- /..,1,:,.. ro-t9. met Natan Sharansky t e same look on~ face,&f- f - -- VltUitJUJ,v- Sfq>'JC.. ~ l s.· .Viadimi! Slcpak w~eR~I met wi:h_ h~ ~l~*f; ~ranskyf&

. ~ ~eA Slepaks ~ J;l;re BegunA ~o ~v: suffered under 1 J _ . a~ I\~ . 4K.. w~ ~~ 7. totalitarianismAknow the full ~ of freedom . ,But ~ I~ 1 a /_t,i}IUM- 6'Xperi e1rne af freedom~ enriched by thef~t,fte leak ~~ Y1tw ~ ~"1)-.£ ~~ ~ ~ a. dt}U)rd.l?tP..bttd "their fa;s tell us ~ wez must continue Yp fight for ~ -:r-·"J J ~~ t:i.tl.£.t~ freedom o all ~e who arc denied even the most basic ~ '/e:I . ~~~ ~40l-1v.µ_, 6114/U-hl-L. , ~ El:gh-Esofemi,g~. ,.. (} (} +tucr . ..;~~ ~~- a ~t--~~et.. ~7 --~-

c. • d'~~ ~ -- ~e first ~ of this Administration's foreign policy has Jn---faet been that the United States is not and cannot be a ..RA./tA.bi island of fJ::.e.e.dem. For our own sake/ as well as others, we ~YVUj~/~e,~ ~ work for ~ freedom5g£ a J 1 eaakif'ldl· I have always put wtv-U. theAissue of human rightsc.,.-J.~ sen cr:q-- , and of Soviet Jewry,

specifically, at the~topof my agenda with the Soviets. I ..v ~/- .C. S-1-Ye-U 11t.:f- ~ 1t.'f- ~9:::=-£ ~1a:s: d- this meetin

I will tell him ~ that while we applaud the increasef in 5 17/1 emigration over the past year, ~ the level do~o~ ~ ~o the 50 ooo that were a~f ~av"/ iR 1979"" by :'i"ZtJ...S ~-A ~,/"' ~~~Jt.h~..) "1 Mr. Brezhnev. What kind of 7.~,is that?, I will ask Nt?WI~ him.

l i;,"\,.. c.;- ,,. c. Jr }· ·· ,~; . ,~ .;s ., ' --.c....: \) , Mr. Gorbachev will not like to hear that-qtt~me. ""\'v-t' \·- ~!'· ~ -....:.J But he cannot disregard .i-t""'beqause he knows that p-r~~ess~on ~..:..ut. ~ i} "' b .1 -t~ ~\Q th.Ef human rights front is ~ to ..many improvementfjf in ()'1 lA ~ ...-"\ .fl U.S.-Soviet relations that he seeks. The Sovietrs'~ 4!. v'-.t.f - ~J1 oi.c:> ~ ~ sinking economy needs a heavy dose of Western 1;.echnol09~· 1M.i.lu~ 1t~fvtt-~e11c__ ~ and~trade ~ · But, it won't get then until~ cJ t ...... , - , , • • <: ( C ~ I c r ?<:. <,.. ,.. is--a-.g;e a±e-r xespPct for human rights. Jackson-Vanik, for

example, stands in the way. That is an important bargaining

chip which I assure you we will not squander. Indeed, the human right[ issue impinges on all others, as I have stressed time and again. If the Soviets can not live up to humans righ1s agreements they signed in Helsinki, how can we trust then J o live up to any other agreement?

I think that General Secretary Gorbachev is beginning to understand this. I will certainly reinforc~ the point in ~ -\\ ..... + t, .Qj 3 \..-,-, i: j ,, ..,, !,.,,/ ' ~ 1. j I J'C "\ •" • Moscow. Spe.aldng-of which, I would now like to hear your thoughts on aspects of the issue that you would want discussed at the Summit. THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

May 11, 1988

MEETING WITH THE LEADERSHIP OF THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE WORLD CONFERENCE ON SOVIET JEWRY DATE: May 12, 1988 LOCATION: Cabinet Room TIME: 2:0Q p.m. FROM: REBECCA G. RAN~ q, ~ I. PURPOSE

To reaffirm the Administration's commitment to the cause of Soviet Jewry and your intention of raising the issue at the Moscow Summit.

II. BACKGROUND

The International Council is the executive committee of the World Conference on Soviet Jewry, a world-wide umbrella organization of Soviet Jewry movements. You met with the group on September 9, 1985, prior to the Geneva Summit.

III. PARTICIPANTS

Morris B. Abram, Chairman, National Conference on Soviet Jewry Amb. Sincha Dinitz, Chairman, World Conference on Soviet Jewry; former Israeli ambassador to the U.S. Seymour Reich, President, B'nai B'rith International Barbara Stern, Member, International Council of the World Conference on Soviet Jewry (IC/WCSJ), Montreal, Canada Neil Bradman, Member, IC/WCSJ, London, England Claude Kelman, Member, IC/WCSJ, Paris, France Jerry Goodman, Executive Director, National Conference on Soviet Jewry Malcolm Hoenlein, Executive Director, Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations Mark Levin, Washington Representative, National Conference on Soviet Jewry

Howard H. Baker, Jr., Chief of Staff Amb. Richard Schifter, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, Department of State Rebecca G. Range, Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of Public Liaison µo_.,....,. Amb. Jehn D. Negropon~e, Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs Max Green, Associate Director, Office of Public Liaison Lisa Jameson, Director, Office of European and Soviet Affairs, NSC tJ,)2- ROb-ert: W. Farrand, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, Department of State 1\1.J~,,~ ~~ ::_l]-5.l. ~(J~ ~~ ~4 h~~; n~ v'1 ~ k\v~ IV. PRESS PLAN

To be determined by Press Office.

V. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS

You enter Cabinet Room where guests are assembled. You make brief remarks. Morris Abram makes an opening statement; he then introduces Amb. Sincha Dinitz. Amb. Sincha Dinitz makes brief remarks. A brief discussion follows. Morris Abram and Amb. Sincha Dinitz will rise to present you with a framed photograph taken at the Solidarity Sunday Rally for Soviet Jewry on December 6, 1987. A group photograph is taken near the portrait of Coolidge. You depart Cabinet Room.

Attachment: Talking points SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS MEETING WITH THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE WORLD CONFERENCE ON SOVIET JEWRY

Would like to share a very moving experience: Last week, at a seminar on religious rights in the Soviet Union held here

I had an opportunity to mee.,t with several former Soviet citizens, including Josef Begun (YO-sef bay-GOON).

As a symbol of our solidarity with Soviet political prisoners, many in the United States wore bracelets inscribed with their names. My own bracelet had Josef

Begun's (YO-sef bay-GOON's) name on it -- thank God there was no need to wear it any more -- so I gave it to him.

The look on his face was unforgettable; the same look I saw on Natan Sharansky's (na-TAHN sha-RAN-skee's) face when I

first met him, and on Vladimir Slepak's (VLA-de-meer

SLAY-pac's) face too. It was a courageous, determined, yet

joyous soul that I saw in their eyes -- a look shared only by those who have suffered under totalitarianism who can know the full meaning of freedom.

We who have known freedom all our lives are enriched by

their experience and when we see their faces, we know we must continue the fight for the freedom of all who are

captives of injustice. One of the first orders of this Administration's foreign

policy has been that the United States is not and cannot be

a island of liberty. For our own sake as well as others, we work for everyone's fundamental freedoms. The whole issue

of human rights, and of Soviet Jewry, is always at the top

of the agenda with the Soviets and .will be again with Mr.

Gorbachev in Moscow.

While we applaud the increase in emigration over the past

year, the level still does not come close to the high rate

of the late 1970s under Mr. Brezhnev. What kind of new

thinking is that? This will be asked of Mr. Gorbachev.

Mr. Gorbachev won't like to hear these questions. But he

won't be able to disregard them. The Soviets' want Western

know-how and increased nonstrategic trade. They can't get

them from the U.S. until they satisfy the requirements laid

down by the Jackson-Vanik ammendment.

General Secretary Gorbachev is beginning to understand this.

The point will be reinforced in Moscow.

Would like to hear your thoughts on aspects of the issue

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MEMORANDUM FOR JIM KUHN

FROM: MATT ZACHARI

SUBJECT: Participants in Soviet Jewry meeting

Following are the names of those who actually attended the President's meeting with the International Council of the World Conference on Soviet Jewry today at 2:00 p.m. in the Cabinet Room.

Morris B. Abram, Chairman , National Conference on Soviet Jewry Amb. Sincha Dinitz, Chairman, World Conference on Soviet Jewry; former Israeli ambassador to the U.S. Seymour Reich, President, B'nai B'rith International Barbara Stern, Member, International Council of the World Conference on Soviet Jewry (IC/WCSJ), Montreal, Canada Neil Bradman, Member, IC/WCSJ, London, England Claude Kelman, Member, IC/WCSJ, Paris, France Jerry Goodman, Executive Director , National Conference on Soviet Jewry Malcolm Hoenlein , Executive Director, Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations Mark Levin, Washington Representative, National Conference on Soviet Jewry

Howard H. Baker, Jr. Amb. Richard Schifter, Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, Department of State Rebecca G. Range, Director, Office of Public Liaison Nelson Ledsky, Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director, European and Soviet Affairs, NSC Max Green, Associate Director, Office of Public Liaison Lisa Jameson, Director, Office of European and Soviet Affairs, NSC Mary Dewhirst, Associate Director, Office of Public Liaison Matt Zachari, Deputy Associate Director, Office of Public Liaison Catherine Goldberg, Staff Assistant, Office of Public Liaison WHITE HOUSE GIFT REGISTE R (For President/First Lady)

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