A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of

Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files

GERMANY 1960-January 1963

Internal Affairs and Foreign Affairs

Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files GERMANY 1960-January 1963

INTERNAL AFFAIRS Decimal Numbers 762, 862, and 962 and FOREIGN AFFAIRS Decimal Numbers 662 and 611.62

Project Coordinator Robert E. Lester

Guide Compiled by Dan Elasky Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Germany, 1960-January 1963 [microform] : internal affairs and foreign affairs / [project coordinator, Robert E. Lester]. microfilm reels. Accompanied by a printed guide entitled: A guide to the microfilm edition of Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Germany 1960-January 1963. ISBN 1-55655-750-7 1. Germany--History--1945-1990--Sources. 2. United States. Dept. of State--Archives. I. Title: Germany, 1960-January 1963. II. Lester, Robert. III. United States. Dept. of State. IV. University Publications of America (Firm) V. Title: Guide to the microfilm edition of Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Germany 1960-January 1963.

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The documents reproduced in this publication are among the records of the U.S. Department of State in the custody of the National Archives of the United States. No copyright is claimed in these official records. TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction v Scope and Content Note vii Source Note ix Organization of the U.S. Department of State Decimal Filing System xi Numerical List of Country Numbers xv Acronym List xxiii Reel Index

Reels 1-21

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany 762.0 Political Affairs 1

Reel 22 762.0 Political Affairs cont 17 762.1 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government 17 762.2 Political Affairs: Legislative Branch of Government 18 762.3 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government 18 762.5 National Defense Affairs 18 762.6 National Defense Affairs: Stockpiling 21

Reel 23

Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Germany 862.0 Economic Matters 21 862.1 Financial Matters 24

Reel 24 862.1 Financial Matters cont 26

Reel 25 862.1 Financial Matters cont 28 862.2 Agriculture 29 862.25 Mines and Mining 30 862.26 Engineering and Architecture 30 862.3 Manufacturers and Manufacturing 30 862.4 Social Matters 30

Reel 26 862.4 Social Matters cont 31 Reel 27 862.4 Social Matters cont 32 862.5 Public Order, Safety, and Health 34

Communications; Transportation; Science--Germany 962.0 Communications 34 962.1 Communications: Postal 34 962.3 Communications: Telephone 34 962.4 Communications: Radio 34 962.6 Communications: Public Press 34 962.7 Transportation 35

Reels 28-29 962.7 Transportation cont 35

Reel 30 962.7 Transportation cont 37 962.8 Science 38

Reel 31

Political and Other International Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Germany 662.00 Political Relations between Germany and Other Countries 38

Reel 32 662.00 Political Relations between Germany and Other Countries cont 40 662.62B Political Relations between Germany and East Germany 41 662.63 Political Relations between Germany and Austria 41 662.65 Political Relations between Germany and Italy 41 662.68 Political Relations between Germany and Yugoslavia 41 662.70A Political Relations between Germany and Togo 42 662.70E Political Relations between Germany and Mali 42 662.70G Political Relations between Germany and Congo 42 662.70R Political Relations between Germany and [Congo] 42 662.70X Political Relations between Germany and South Africa 42 662.77 Political Relations between Germany and Somalia 42 662.84A Political Relations between Germany and Israel 42 662.85 Political Relations between Germany and Jordan 42 662.89 Political Relations between Germany and Afghanistan 42 662.90 Political Relations between Germany and Far East 42 662.92 Political Relations between Germany and Thailand 42

Reels 33-35

Political and Other International Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-Germany 611.62 Political Relations between United States and Germany 42

Subject Index 55 INTRODUCTION

As East and West seized on their parts of Germany like cold war chess pieces, German national life revived along the tensest frontier of the emerging cold war. Each side encouraged those German political elements favorable to itself in its own area of control. The result was an accelerated drive toward separate and distorted statehood. The postwar revival of German political life became a "tit-for-tat" game. The Western Allies set up a western German constitutional convention in September 1948 to promulgate a new German constitution, with a goal of ultimate reunification. The USSR refused to acknowledge this convention, and in May 1949, the Western Allies established the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG/West Germany). The USSR countered with the adoption by a People's Congress in the East of the establishment of the German Democratic Republic (GDR/East Germany) in October 1949. This Communist republic's goal was for reunification along "traditional" socialist lines, but it was in reality another Soviet vassal. Two competing "Germanics" had come into existence. Inevitably, their internal politics were polarized by their cold war origins. The Soviet hand in the new GDR was blatant. Although the unified Social Democratic-Communist Party, the Socialist Unity Party (SED), did not have a majority in the one free election held, it had the lion's share of places in the single-list elections in the GDR. The smaller Communist Party controlled the leadership positions and policy making in the SED, even though the Social Democrats were more numerous. The GDR was a one-party state whose authority rested on Soviet military presence and the Communist Party apparatus under party secretary Walter Ulbricht, who ruled from 1945 to 1969. The FRG was governed by the popularly elected Christian Democratic Party under the leadership of Konrad Adenauer and his successors until 1969. The division of Germany did give the Christian Democrats an advantage--it prevented the Social Democrats, the largest prewar political party, from playing a major role. Outnumbered in Catholic West Germany, the Social Democrats were forced into the SED in East Germany and deprived of any national role, particularly in their old stronghold of Berlin. The extraordinary prosperity of West Germany's free-enterprise economy contributed to tensions between the Germanies. Easterners became immune to the propaganda and fled to the West to share in the prosperity and freedom. Just as Germany remained divided, so did Berlin, which lay one hundred miles deep within the GDR, partitioned into a Western and a Soviet sector, the scene of continuing international friction. In 1961 the Soviet and East German authorities erected a physical wall to check the exodus of East Berliners, thousands of whom had already fled in pursuit of the more democratic atmosphere and material plenty of the West. At heart, liberals, democrats, and socialists in West Germany and in West Berlin, and Communists in East Germany, were at one in their determination someday to reunite their divided nation. The West Germans insisted that it be by free elections throughout German territory; the East Germans and their Soviet overseers insisted that it be by negotiations between the two governments. Although the two sides entered into consultations, reunification remained elusive; the issue was less in German hands than in the larger framework of postwar power rivalries. The Western Alliance saw West Berlin as the key to maintaining West Germany within the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Soviet policy dictated the neutralization of NATO by neutralizing West Germany, supporting worldwide recognition of the GDR, and submerging both sectors of the traditional German capital within the confines of the East. The German people were deeply opposed to the last two tenets, for the reunification issue still had great popular appeal. The documentation in this collection provides the researcher with a window into the myriad problems associated with a divided Germany. The documents cover the contrasting economic achievements of the western section and the failures of the east. The documentary collection provides commentary on the Berlin crisis and its effects on U.S.-West German relations, West Germany's position in NATO, the importance of U.S.-German military strength, and the political vacillation in Western Europe. East German documentation consists of analysis, reports, intelligence sources, and correspondence with political figures. The documents relate the repressive nature of the East German government, activities of the SED, the search for diplomatic recognition abroad, and the importance of Soviet military and economic aid. SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files, 1960-January 1963

The U.S. State Department Central Files are the definitive source of American diplomatic reporting on political, military, social, and economic developments throughout the world in the twentieth century. Surpassing the scope of the State Department's Foreign Relations of the United States (FRUS) series, the Central Files provide extensive coverage of all political, military, social, and economic matters relating to a particular country and/or world event. The State Department Central Files for 1960-January 1963 cover a crucial period in U.S. and world history. Each part of the 1960-January 1963 series contains a wide range of primary materials: special reports and observations on political and military affairs; studies and statistics on socioeconomic matters; interviews and minutes of meetings with U.S. and foreign government officials and leaders; legal and claims documentation; full texts of important letters and cables sent and received by U.S. diplomats and embassy personnel; reports, news clippings, and translations from journals and newspapers; and countless high-level/head of state government documents, including speeches, memoranda, official reports, aide-memoire, and transcripts of political meetings and assemblies. In addition, these records offer new insights into the evolution of American foreign policy toward both allies and adversaries and into the shaping of the policies of these countries toward the United States. Of even greater importance for the study of individual countries is the comprehensive manner in which the Central Files illuminate the internal affairs of foreign countries. There are thousands of pages arranged topically and chronologically on crucial subjects: political parties, unrest and revolution, human rights, government administration, fiscal and monetary issues, labor, housing, police and crime, public health and works, national defense, military equipment and supplies, foreign policy making, wars and alliances, education, religion, culture, trade, industry, and natural resources. On these subjects and more, the Central Files offer authoritative, in-depth, and timely documentation and analysis.

SOURCE NOTE

Microfilmed from the holdings of the National Archives, College Park, MD, Record Group 59: Records of the Department of State, Central Decimal Files, decimal numbers 762, 862, and 962 (Germany internal affairs) and decimal numbers 662 and 611.62 (Germany foreign affairs) for the period 1960-January 1963. All available original documents have been microfilmed.

ORGANIZATION OF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE DECIMAL FILING SYSTEM

From 1910 to 1963 the Department of State used a decimal classification system to organize its Central Files. This system assembled and arranged individual documents according to their subject, with each subject having a specific decimal code. The decimal system from 1950 to January 1963 consists of ten primary classifications numbered 0 through 9, each covering a broad subject area.

CLASS 0: Miscellaneous.

CLASS 1: Administration of the United States Government.

CLASS 2: Protection of Interests (Persons and Property).

CLASS 3: International Conferences, Congresses, Meetings, and Organizations.

CLASS 4: International Trade and Commerce. Trade Relations. Customs Administration.

CLASS 5: International Informational and Educational Relations. Cultural Affairs. Psychological Warfare.

CLASS 6: International Political Relations. Bilateral Treaties.

CLASS 7: Internal Political and National Defense Affairs.

CLASS 8: Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs.

CLASS 9: Other Internal Affairs. Communications. Transportation. Science. Internal Affairs For this section of the U.S. State Department Central Files, University Publications of America (UPA) has microfilmed the documents contained in Classes 7, 8, and 9. Within these classes each subject is defined by a decimal file number. The decimal file number is followed by a slant mark (/). The number after the slant mark (/) refers to the date on which the document was generated. Documents within each decimal file number are arranged in chronological order. The entire decimal file number is stamped on the right side of the first page of every document. These classes are concerned almost exclusively with the internal matters of individual countries. The class number (7, 8, or 9) is followed by the country number. The number following the decimal point indicates subtopics within the major classifications. The date after the slant mark (/) identifies the individual document. In a small number of instances, documents were assigned erroneous or incomplete decimal numbers. UPA has included, in brackets, corrected decimal entries. In addition, misfiled decimal number documents have also been included in brackets.

762.13/9-860 indicates a document dated September 8, 1960, relating to the cabinet of the executive branch of government (13) in Germany (62).

862.06/12-761 indicates a document dated December 7, 1961, relating to labor (06) in Germany (62). 962.40/1-760 indicates a document dated January 7, 1960, relating to radio (40) in Germany (62).

Note: Whenever the documents under a specific classification number total more than one hundred pages, the guide writer provides a breakdown of the material by month and year. When applicable, the guide writer lists, in brackets under the classification number, major subjects that are covered throughout all of the months. The guide writer may list additional major subjects but only under the particular month and year in which they appear.

Foreign Affairs For this section of the U.S. State Department Central Files, UPA has microfilmed the documents contained in Class 6. Within this class, each subject is defined by a decimal file number. The decimal file number is followed by a slant mark (/). The number after the slant mark (/) refers to the date on which the document was generated. Documents within each decimal file number are arranged in chronological order. The entire decimal file number is stamped on the right side of the first page of every document. In this publication, records classified 662 deal with the foreign policy of Germany and its political relations with other nations. Due to the State Department's arrangement of these records, countries assigned numbers below 62 will not be found in this file. UPA, however, has included files dealing with the political relations between the United States (country number 11) and Germany in this publication. In order to find the political relations between Germany and countries other than the United States that have a number lower than 62, the researcher should check the Class 6 records for that country. These records can be found either at the National Archives, College Park, Maryland, or in microform publications that UPA has made available to libraries. In a small number of instances, documents were assigned erroneous or incomplete decimal numbers. UPA has included, in brackets, corrected decimal entries. In addition, misfiled decimal number documents have also been included in brackets. 662.84A/1-1262 indicates a document dated January 12, 1962, relating to the bilateral relations between Germany (62) and Israel (84A).

611.62/2-2560 indicates a document dated February 25, 1960, relating to the bilateral relations between the United States of America (11) and Germany (62).

Note: Whenever the documents under a specific classification number total more than one hundred pages, the guide writer provides a breakdown of the material by month and year. When applicable, the guide writer lists, in brackets under the classification number, major subjects that are covered throughout all of the months. The guide writer may list additional major subjects but only under the particular month and year in which they appear. NUMERICAL LIST OF COUNTRYNUMBERS

00 THE WORLD (Universe) 01 Outer Space (Aerosphere) 01a Moon 02 Antarctic 03 Arctic 10 THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE 11 United States 11 a Hawaii (Ocean or Kure Islands and Palmyra Island) 11b U.S. Possessions in the Pacific Ocean 11c Puerto Rico 11d Guam 11e American Samoa (Tutuila, Manua Islands, etc.) 11f Canal Zone (Panama Canal Zone), Perido, Naos, Culebra, and Flamenco Islands 11g Virgin Islands of the U.S. (St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas) 11h Wake Island 12 Mexico 13 CENTRAL AMERICA 14 Guatemala 15 Honduras 16 El Salvador 17 Nicaragua 18 Costa Rica 19 Panama 20 SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA (South of the Rio Grande River) 21 Colombia 22 Ecuador (Galapagos Islands) 23 Peru 24 Bolivia 25 Chile 31 Venezuela 32 Brazil 33 Uruguay 34 Paraguay 35 Argentina 36 WEST INDIAN REPUBLICS 37 Cuba, including Isle of Pines 38 Haiti 39 Dominican Republic 40 EUROPE 40a Ireland (Eire) (Irish Free State) 40b Iceland 41 Great Britain, United Kingdom 41a Northern Ireland 41b British possessions in the Western Hemisphere (except Canada) 41c British Honduras 41d British Guiana 41e British West Indies (includes 41f-41j) 41f The West Indies (Federation of British Colonies in the Caribbean) 41g Bahamas 41h Bermuda 41j Virgin Islands 41r Falkland Islands 41s South Orkney Islands (South Georgia, South Orkneys, and South Sandwich Islands) 41t South Shetland Islands 42 Canada (including Newfoundland and Labrador) 43 Australia 44 New Zealand (Cook Islands, Kermad Islands, and Union Islands [Tokela]) 45 British Territories in Africa 45a Union of South Africa (Cape of Good Hope, Transvaal, Orange Free State, Natal) 45b British South Africa (45c-45f) 45c Rhodesia (Mashonaland, Matabeleland, and Nyasaland Federation) 45d Basutoland 45e Bechuanaland 45f Swaziland 45g British West Africa 45h Nigeria (including that portion of the Cameroons under British Protectorate) 45j Ghana (see 79) 45m Sierra Leone 45n Gambia 45p British East Africa 45r Kenya Colony 45s Uganda 45t Zanzibar 45u Somaliland (protectorate) 45w Sudan 45x British Southwest Africa (formerly German Southwest Africa) 46 British territories in Asia 46a Andaman and Nicobar Islands 46b Laccadive Islands 46c Aden Colony and Protectorate (Hadhramaut, Kamaran, Perim, Socotra, Abdul Quid, and Kuria Muria Islands) 46d Bahrein Islands 46e Ceylon 46f Singapore (Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean) 46g Hong Kong 46h British Borneo (North Borneo, Brunei, and Sarawak) 46j Republic of the Maldive Islands 46k Fiji 46m Papua (formerly British New Guinea) 46n Pacific Islands, including Tonga (Friendly), Cocos (Isla de Cocos), Labuan, Solomon, Pitcairn, Gilbert Islands, Ellice Islands, and British interest in Christmas Island, Phoenix, and Keeling Islands 47 British territories in Mediterranean 47a Gibraltar 47b Malta 47c Cyprus 47d St. Helena and dependencies (Diego Alvarez, Gough, Inaccessible, and Nightingale Islands) 47e Tristan da Cunha 47f Ascension Island 47g Seychelles 47h Mauritius 48 Poland (including Danzig) 49 Czechoslovakia 50 WESTERN CONTINENTAL EUROPE 50a Luxembourg 50b Monaco 50c Andorra 50d San Marino 50f Liechtenstein 50g Free Territory of Trieste (FTT) 51 France (including Corsica) 51a St. Pierre and Miquelon 51b Martinique 51c Guadeloupe and dependencies (Marie Galante, Les Saintes, Desirade, St. Barthelemy and St. Martin) (French West Indies, collectively) 51d French Guiana (Cayenne) Inini 51e French colonies in America 51f French India 51g Indochina 51h Cambodia 51j Laos 51k Vietnam 51m New Caledonia and dependencies (Isle of Pines, Loyalty Islands, Huon Islands, Chesterfield Islands, Wallis Archipelago) 51n Society Islands (Tahiti, Moorea-Morea; Leeward Island-lies Sous-le- Vent) 51p Lesser groups (Tuamotu-Tumotu or Low Archipelago; Gambier Archipelago; Marquesas; Tubuai Archipelago-Austral Islands) 51r New Hebrides 51s Algeria 51t French West Africa and the Sahara (Senegal, French Guinea, Ivory Coast, Dahomey, French Sudan, Upper Senegal, and the Niger; Mauritania and Dakar), Togo 51u French Equatorial Africa (French Congo) (Gabun-Gabon; Middle Congo-Moyen Congo; Ubanga Shari-Oubangui Chari; and Chad- Tchad; Brazzaville); Cameroun 51v French Somali Coast and dependencies (Somali Coast); Djibouti, Issa-Somalis; Dankali, Adaels, Ouemas, and Debenehs 51w Madagascar 51x Other African Islands (Mayotte, Comoro, Reunion, Amsterdam, St. Paul Marion, Crozet, and Kerguelen) 51y French possessions and protectorates in Oceania and Eastern Pacific (Australasia and Oceania) 52 Spain 52a Canary Islands 52b Spanish possessions in Africa 52c Rio de Oro and Adrar (Western Sahara) 52d Rio Muni and Cape San Juan (Spanish Guinea) 52e Fernando Po, Annobon, Corisco, and Elobey Islands 52f Tetuan and Ceuta; Gomera, Alhucemas, Melilla 52g Balearic Islands 53 Portugal 53a Madeira 53b Azores 53c Mozambique 53d Portuguese India (Goa, Damao, and Diu) 53e Macao (Macau) 53f Timor 53g Cape Verde Islands (Santo Antao, Sao Nicolau, Sao Vicente, Fogo, Santiago, Boa Vista, Sal Santa, Luzia, Branco, Raso, Maio, Brava, Rei, and Rombo) 53h Portuguese Guinea (Guinea Coast), Bijagoz Islands, and Bolama Island 53k Sao Thome (Sao Tome) and Principe 53m Ladana and Cabinda 53n Angola (Portuguese West Africa), Congo, Loanda, Benguella, Mossamedes, Huilla, and Lunda 53p Portuguese East Africa 54 Switzerland 55 Belgium 55a Belgian Congo (Belgian Kongo) 56 Netherlands 56a Surinam (Netherlands Guiana) 56b Netherlands Antilles (formerly Netherlands West Indies) (Curacao, Bonaire, Aruba, St. Martin, St. Eustatius, Saba) 56c Miscellaneous Islands (Riau-Lingga Archipelago, Bangka-Banca; Billiton, Molucca, Timor Archipelago, Bai and Lombok, Netherlands New Guinea, or Western New Guinea) 56d Indonesia 56f Sumatra 57 Norway 57a Scandinavia (57, 58, 59, 60e) 57b Spitsbergen (Spitzbergen) 57c Lapland (Parts of 57, 58, 60e, 61) 58 Sweden 59 Denmark 59a Greenland 59b Faeroe (Faroe) or Sheep Islands 60 EASTERN CONTINENTAL EUROPE (including Balkans, 67, 68, 69, 81, and European part of 82) 60a Baltic States 60b Esthonia 6 0 c Latvia 60d Lithuania 60e Finland (Aland Islands) 61 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 61a Bessarabia 61b Ukraine 6 1 c Sakhalin Island (Russian portion) 62 Germany 62a Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) (Saar) 62b Russian Zone (East Germany) 62c Polish Administration 63 Austria 64 Hungary 65 Italy 65a Vatican City 66 Rumania (Roumania) 67 Albania 68 Yugoslavia 69 Bulgaria 70 AFRICA (For Belgian possessions, see 55a) (For British possessions, see 45) (For French possessions, see 51s, etc.) 70a Mediterranean countries (General) 7Ob Republic of Guinea (see 79) 70c Cameroon 70d Togo 70e Mali 70f Madagascar 70g Congo Republic 70h Dahomey 70j Niger 70k Upper Volta 70m Ivory Coast 70u Nigeria 70x Republic of South Africa 71 Morocco 72 Tunisia 73 Tripoli (Libya or Libia), Barca, Misurata, Benghazi, Derna, Cyrenaica 74 Egypt (see 86b) 75 Ethiopia (Hamara, Galla, and Harar) 75a Eritrea 76 Liberia 77 Trust Territory of Somaliland 78 Tanganyika Territory (Ruanda-Urundi), formerly German East Africa 79 West African states (includes 45j and 70b) 80 NEAR EAST 81 Greece 81a Crete 81b Samos 82 Turkey 83 Syria (see 86b) 83a Lebanon (Levant States) 84 Palestine 84a Israel 85 Jordan (Hashemite Jordan Kingdom) (formerly Trans-Jordan) 86 Arabia (Arab League) (United Arab states, includes 86b and 86h) 86a Saudia Arabia (Kingdom of Hejas and Nejd) 86b United Arab Republic (includes 74 and 83) 86d Kuwait 86e Muscat and Oman 86f Qatar 86g Trucial Sheikhs 86h Yemen 87 Iraq (Mesopotamia) 88 Iran (Persia) 89 Afghanistan 90 FAR EAST (including all of Asia) 90a Bhutan 90b Burma 90c Nepal 90d Pakistan (Baluchistan) 91 India 92 Thailand (Siam) 93 China 93a Manchuria 93b Tibet 94 Japan 94a Formosa (Taiwan) 94b Sakhalin Island (Japanese portion) 94c Ryukyu Islands (Okinawa), Nampo Islands (Bonin, Volcano, and Marcus) 95 Korea 95a North Korea 95b South Korea 96 Philippine Republic 97 Malaya (Federation of Malaya comprises the states Pahang, Perak, Negri Sembilan, Selangor, Johore, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan, Trengganu, and the settlements Malacca and Penang) (includes Province of Wellesley) 98 Republic of Indonesia (Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Celebes) 99 Pacific Islands (Mandated), New Guinea, Bismarck Archipelago, Solomon Islands (Bougainville, Baku), Marshall Islands, Nauru, Caroline Islands, Pelew (Palau) Islands, Marianna Islands (Ladrone Islands), Samoa (Samoan Islands, Western Samoa), Savaii, Upolu

ACRONYM LIST

CDU Christian Democratic Union (Christlich- Demokratische Union) FRG Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) GDR German Democratic Republic (East Germany) JFK John F. Kennedy NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization SED Socialist Unity Party (Sozialistische Einheitspartei Deutschlands) SPD Social Democratic Party (Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands) TASS Telegraph Agency of the Soviet Union U.K. United Kingdom UN United Nations U.S. United States USSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

REEL INDEX

ReeM Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany Frame No. File Subject 762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) [Berlin status; proposed USSR-GDR peace treaty; preparations for Vienna summit meeting; plebiscite on German reunification.] 0001 January 1960 Contingency planning in Paris.

0095 February 1960 FRG views on Berlin status; anti-Semitism in FRG; France views on Berlin status.

0340 March 1960 Anti-Semitism in FRG; access to Steinstuecken (Western exclave within Soviet zone).

0536 April 1960

0964 May 1960

Reel 2 Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. [Berlin status; proposed USSR-GDR peace treaty; preparations for Vienna summit meeting; GDR restrictions on travel to East Berlin; Western economic countermeasures against GDR.] 0001 May 1960 cont. Impact of summit breakdown; FRG role in negotiations with USSR.

0137 June 1960 Germany position under international law; Sudeten Germans' status. 0236 July 1960 Bundestag and Bundeswehr activities in Berlin.

0455 August 1960 Proposed Bundestag meeting in Berlin; German minority status in Czechoslovakia; Western Powers interim proposal for Berlin.

0526 September 1960 Interzonal Trade Agreement between FRG and GDR.

0685 October 1960

0837 November 1960 NATO unity on sanctions against GDR.

0907 December 1960 U.S.-USSR ambassadors meeting in East Berlin; Berlin contingency planning; NATO paramilitary force in West Berlin (Technische Hilfswerk) alleged by GDR.

0954 January 1961 Interzonal Trade Agreement; NATO paramilitary force in West Berlin (Technische Hilfswerk) alleged by GDR.

Reel 3 Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. [Berlin status; proposed USSR-GDR peace treaty; USSR aide- memoire, threatening signing of USSR-GDR peace treaty if no Berlin solution; U.S. reply.] 0001 January 1961 cont. Chronology of Berlin events since 1948 blockade.

0045 February 1961 Berlin border crossings; GDR refusal to allow FRG churchmen to enter East Berlin.

0123 March 1961 Mayor Willi Brandt U.S. visit; U.S. negotiating positions on Berlin; FRG chancellor election.

0270 April 1961 Dean Acheson on Berlin contingency planning; FRG political and social conditions. 0373 May 1961 Wage Equalization Fund; Western strategy for dealing with Nikita S. Khrushchev; preparation for U.S.-USSR Vienna summit meeting.

0444 June 1961 Walter Walter Ulbricht on USSR-GDR peace treaty; U.S. Senator Mike Mansfield on free city status for Berlin; Western Powers conference on peace with reunified Germany.

0934 July 1961

Reel 4

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. 0001 July 1961 cont. Berlin status; USSR aide-memoire on Berlin and Germany; U.S. reply and JFK speech; chronology of reply preparation; FRG on Berlin contingency planning; trial and release of three East Berlin dissidents; Dean Rusk on U.S. Berlin policy; Western Powers- sponsored peace conference on Germany; foreign reaction to U.S. reply to USSR aide-memoire and JFK speech; Berlin contingency planning.

Reel 5

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. 0001 July 1961 cont. Berlin status; Nikita S. Khrushchev on Berlin, USSR-GDR peace treaty, atomic testing, and East-West relations; U.S.-FRG negotiations on joint defense spending; Dean Acheson on Berlin contingency planning; Berlin public opinion; UN involvement in Berlin.

0248 August 1961 Berlin crisis; international opinion on U.S.-Western policy regarding Berlin; U.S. Senator J. William Fulbright speech on Berlin refugees; East-West Berlin border crossing activity, early August 1961; Walter Ulbricht-JFK communication; UN involvement in Berlin; Soviet note on U.S. reply to USSR aide- memoire; USSR-FRG communication on Berlin policy; North Atlantic Council meeting; GDR closing of East-West Berlin border; Warsaw Pact on border closing; U.S. on border closing.

Reel 6

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. 0001 August 1961 cont. Berlin crisis; Berlin Wall construction; Willi Brandt actions; international reaction; economic countermeasures by West; Western commandants protest; UN involvement in Berlin; USSR- U.S. on Berlin border closing and air access; justification of border closing in postwar agreement; West Berlin protest rally; crossing incidents at Berlin Wall; GDR restrictions on Western travel to East Berlin; U.S. garrison enlargement; removal of West Berlin railroad cars to East Berlin; Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson visit; North Atlantic Council meeting; Nikita S. Khrushchev statements.

Reel?

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. [Berlin crisis; crossing incidents at Berlin Wall; Allies' discussions about East-West negotiations on Berlin; USSR intentions regarding Berlin.] 0001 August 1961 cont. Charles de Gaulle on Berlin; Konrad Adenauer on Berlin at Belgrade conference of nonaligned countries; U.S.-USSR exchanges on air access to Berlin.

0400 September 1961 Shooting at Berlin Wall; access to Steinstuecken (Western exclave within Soviet zone); alleged kidnapping of children from East Berlin by U.S. garrison; GDR harassment of Western travelers; FRG on UN involvement in Berlin/Germany; USSR resumption of atmospheric nuclear testing; JFK meeting on UN matters; GDR views on peace treaty; Charles de Gaulle on negotiations with USSR over Germany; Allied reaction to USSR interference with air access to Berlin; proclamation of West Berlin as part of FRG; JFK on adding six U.S. divisions; compilation of key speeches and papers by Allies and USSR. Reel 8

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. 0001 September 1961 cont. Berlin crisis; GDR restrictions on access to Steinstuecken (Western exclave within Soviet zone); Soviet intellectuals on Berlin crisis; staging of refugee "kidnapping" at Berlin airport; FRG on U.S. Berlin policy; Rusk-Menshikov meeting on Berlin negotiations; NATO meeting on East-West Berlin confrontation; Berlin contingency planning; naval blockade; crossing incidents at Berlin Wall; Four Powers-NATO relations; SED offices closing by West Berlin police; public opinion in West Berlin; GDR defense law; legality of Allied position on Berlin; refugee activity at GDR- FRG border; West Berlin press on U.S. policy; Berlin contingency planning.

Reel 9

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. [Berlin crisis; Berlin contingency planning; North Atlantic Council meetings.] 0001 September 1961 cont. Press on U.S. General Lucius Clay; Western response to GDR- USSR interference with air access to Berlin; Berlin legal status; Western attacks on antiaircraft installations firing at Allied aircraft.

0189 October 1961 George Meany on Berlin; GDR on FRG militarism; Four Power declaration on German reunification/Berlin; USSR on East-West negotiations; U.S.-FRG discussions; naval blockade of Sino- Soviet bloc; GDR regulations on West Berlin access; GDR on Berlin crisis and German peace treaty; FRG on U.S. Berlin policy; French opposition to East-West negotiations; FRG response to USSR charges at UN; British on Berlin; Eastern European countries' position; German expellees; crossing incidents at Berlin Wall; USSR military; JFK-de Gaulle communication on East- West negotiations; Allied military patrols to counter GDR harassment on Autobahn.

Reel 10 Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. [Identification procedures for Soviet zone and Western crossers at Berlin Wall; GDR restriction of access to Steinstuecken (Western exclave within Soviet zone).] 0001 October 1961 cont. East Berlin press on RIAS radio station; public opinion in West Berlin; U.S. military strategy for Berlin conflict; Western countermeasures to Berlin Wall; NATO role in Berlin contingency planning; GDR interference with crossings at Berlin Wall; Western response; Japanese vs. German treaty situations; U.K. defense contribution to NATO; views of British leaders and Charles de Gaulle on East-West negotiations; Berlin contingency planning; FRG political and social developments; USSR intentions regarding Berlin; USSR on GDR interference with Western access to Berlin; U.S.-USSR tank confrontation at Berlin Wall.

0617 November 1961 FRG-GDR border incidents; Western military demonstrations effect on USSR policy; Allied military patrols on Autobahn; West Berlin population movements; GDR harassment of air and Autobahn traffic; nuclear physicists on Berlin and disarmament; British views on East-West negotiations; civil air traffic access to Berlin; public opinion in East Berlin; Western negotiating position on Berlin.

Reel 11

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. [GDR interference with Allied access to East Berlin; positions of U.K., France, FRG, United States, and USSR on East-West negotiations; restoration of temporary intersector movements such as Christmas visits and Red Cross coordination.] 0001 November 1961 cont. U.S.-USSR communication on air access to Berlin; FRG on weapons of mass destruction; Adenauer government; Berlin Air Safety Center; GDR harassment of visitors to East Berlin; reinforcement of Berlin Wall; FRG public opinion on German reunification; JFK-Adenauer meeting; NATO on U.S. military policy; FRG-GDR interaction; Berlin contingency planning; air access; U.S. release of East German refugee from military train; NATO role in contingency planning; GDR harassment of Autobahn traffic.

0504 December 1961 U.S.-U.K.-France 1954 treaty on exercise of retained rights in FRG; Berlin contingency planning; contracts between FRG and West Berlin; GDR harassment of rail traffic to Berlin; economy of West Berlin; Berlin contingency planning; shootings at Berlin Wall and FRG-GDR border; member country references to Berlin in UN General Assembly; GDR propaganda war against West Berlin; legal aspects of East-West negotiations; Western economic countermeasures.

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Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. [Thompson-Gromyko talks on East-West negotiations.] 0001 December 1961 cont. JFK-de Gaulle relations; Christmas in Berlin; JFK-Gromyko talks.

0108 January 1962 Chronology of division of Berlin; GDR passport requirements for FRG citizens; ban of Soviet commandant from U.S. sector; Allied small arms for West Berlin civilians; UN role in Berlin; views of U.S. General Lucius Clay; Western economic countermeasures in Berlin; GDR economy; USSR-FRG relations; U.S.-FRG balance of payments; USSR intentions regarding negotiations; proposed Four Power declaration on German reunification; FRG aid to West Berlin; Soviet-Western commandant relations; economy of West Berlin; public opinion in East and West Berlin; Khrushchev-JFK communications on Berlin; U.S. tanks withdrawal from Friedrichstrasse checkpoint; international access control authority for Berlin; crossing incidents at Berlin Wall.

0748 February 1962 Trial of West Berlin students for helping East Germans cross to West; GDR compulsory military service; Berlin Task Force; merits of FRG-USSR discussions; USSR interference with access to Berlin air corridors and Allied response. Reel 13

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. 0001 February 1962 cont. USSR interference with access to Berlin air corridors and Allied response; Berlin Task Force; Allied support for FRG ground access to Berlin; UN Security Council referral of Berlin question; Thompson-Gromyko talks on East-West negotiations; former Nazi officers in GDR government; incidents at Berlin Wall; U.K. border patrol detention by GDR; anti-German sentiment in United States; escapes from East Berlin; USSR-Western commandants relations; U.K.-FRG negotiations on troop stationing costs.

0240 March 1962 Developing country citizens training in West Berlin; FRG information leaks; GDR travel restrictions in GDR and East Berlin; international access control authority for Berlin; nuclear proliferation; Berlin "modus vivendi" proposal by United States; FRG-U.S. talks; Berlin contingency planning; Rusk-Gromyko talks on East-West negotiations; GDR attack on U.S. General Lucius Clay; Khrushchev-de Gaulle communication; USSR intentions in Berlin crisis; incidents at Berlin Wall; USSR on nuclear inspections; U.S. and USSR negotiating principles; compilation of materials on negotiations; German Protestant Church on East-West relations; GDR propaganda; GDR harassment of Allied units on Autobahn.

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Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. [Crossing incidents at Berlin Wall; U.S. discussions with Allies on USSR-Western negotiations on Berlin; Soviet-Western commandants relations; Rusk-Dobrynin discussions; GDR harassment of Allied military units on Autobahn and Allied response; Berlin contingency planning.] 0001 April 1962 FRG political parties; Willi Brandt visit to U.K.; Berlin contingency planning; Rusk-Gromyko talks; international access control authority for Berlin; Allied military convoys on Autobahn; West Berlin economy; SPD 1962 convention; right-wing extremism and anti-Semitism in FRG; GDR economic and political situation; Assembly of Captive European Nations on East-West negotiations; FRG business leaders on Berlin; Rusk-Dobrynin discussions on nuclear testing; Berlin Wall.

0579 May 1962 NATO role in Berlin contingency planning; CDU convention; Adenauer on USSR-Western negotiations and U.S.-FRG relations; GDR restriction of access to Steinstuecken (Western exclave within Soviet zone); U.S.-FRG strained relations; JFK- Adenauer communication; Nikita S. Khrushchev on Berlin, Germany, and disarmament; FRG on U.S. principles for East- West negotiations; international access control authority for Berlin; families separated by Berlin Wall; FRG political party leaders' views on East-West negotiations.

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Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. [Crossing incidents at Berlin Wall; Rusk-Dobrynin and other U.S.- USSR discussions on Berlin and U.S.-USSR relations; FRG on U.S. principles for East-West negotiations; Soviet-Western commandant relations.] 0001 May 1962 cont. Allied response to Soviet harassment of Allied military units on Autobahn; GDR protest to United States on Berlin border incidents; SPD convention.

0085 June 1962 Dean Rusk European trip; shootings and other incidents at Berlin Wall; U.S.-Soviet commandants' meeting; FRG opinion on German reunification; GDR protest to United States on Adenauer visit to West Berlin; refugees killed or injured fleeing to West Berlin.

0499 July 1962 GDR compulsory military service; Allied-USSR discussion on harassment of flights in Berlin air corridors; GDR-FRG border incidents; FRG-GDR barge incident; U.K. nuclear weapons position; West Berlin police policy on firing to defend refugees; GDR economy; NATO contingency planning; USSR proposal for Berlin; Nikita S. Khrushchev on Berlin and Germany; USSR response to U.S. proposal for Berlin; GDR harassment of Autobahn traffic; Allies' Geneva talks; Rusk-Gromyko talks; USSR and GDR strategy and tactics in Berlin; GDR border guards shooting orders.

0913 August 1962 Reference of Berlin Wall incidents to UN Human Rights Commission; Berlin contingency planning; air access; incidents at Berlin Wall; legality of proposed USSR-GDR peace treaty.

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Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. [U.S.-USSR and Allied-USSR discussions on Berlin and Germany; Allied restrictions on Soviet vehicles and personnel in West Berlin.] 0001 August 1962 cont. Crossing incidents at Berlin Wall; GDR restriction of access to Steinstuecken (Western exclave within Soviet zone); West Berlin economy; public opinion in West Berlin; shootings at Berlin Wall; GDR guards shooting orders; FRG political parties; Berlin contingency planning; Western-USSR commandant relations; anti-U.S. expressions after Peter Fechter shooting; U.S. protest to USSR; USSR termination of Soviet commandant's office in Berlin; Berlin war game, Allied exercise; Rusk-Dobrynin discussions; USSR/GDR restrictions on Allied vehicles in East Berlin; FRG-GDR border incidents; U.S. General Lucius Clay and Senator Mike Mansfield on Berlin.

0453 September 1962 Legal aspects of incorporation of West Berlin into FRG; Soviet military activity in Cuba; Western Powers paper on communication with USSR in Germany; U.K.-U.S. defense relations; Berlin economy; withdrawal of U.S. battle group from Berlin; legality of UN headquarters in Berlin; GDR passport requirements for FRG citizens; German reunification issue. Reel 17

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. [Allied medical assistance to wounded refugees in East Berlin and GDR interference; Berlin contingency planning; USSR tactics in Berlin after Cuban crisis.] 0001 October 1962 Crossing incidents at Berlin Wall; FRG political parties meetings; Willi Brandt-U.S. discussions; U.S. discussions with Allies; Berlin access control authority; FRG troops use in Allied units; India recognition of GDR; FRG relations with Eastern Europe; public opinion in East Berlin; FRG demarche with UN on German questions; Western Powers working arrangements in Berlin; Rusk-Gromyko discussion; Indonesia-GDR relations; Berlin reaction to JFK speech on Cuban crisis; plebiscite on Allied troops in West Berlin; GDR elections; FRG defense effort and foreign aid; Cuban missile crisis.

0575 November 1962 Allied restrictions on Soviet personnel in West Berlin; FRG proposal for negotiations; resumption of Western-USSR discussions on Berlin; GDR passport requirements for FRG citizens; USSR introduction of Berlin and Germany issues at UN; GDR/USSR protest of FRG trials of persons in Communist fronts; GDR harassment of Allied military units on Autobahn; U.S. and Allied proposals for Berlin negotiations; Berlin Wall chronology since August 13, 1961.

0888 December 1962 NATO role in Berlin contingency planning; Pan-European Union paper on reunification of Europe; GDR propaganda film on Berlin; U.K. on denial of Allied access to East Berlin; organization and functions of Allied working groups in Bonn. Reel 18

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.00 Political Affairs and Conditions (General) cont. [GDR interference with Allied military liaison missions.] 0001 December 1962 cont. USSR-GDR harassment of Allied military units on Autobahn; crossing incidents at Berlin Wall.

0047 January 1963 West Berlin elections; U.S.-USSR discussions; UN role in Berlin; CDU views; Berlin chronology, 1957-June 1962; Nikita S. Khrushchev visit to East Berlin; FRG police-GDR guards relations; explosions at Berlin Wall; West Berlin police investigation; FRG role in European integration; U.S. buses for escape to West Berlin; NATO military headquarters location in FRG; U.S. forces reduction in Germany; right of emigration; GDR newsreel production; U.S. pressure on countries not to supply USSR with steel pipe.

0351 762.001 Political Affairs: Communism

0354 762.002 Political Affairs: Fascism, Nazism

0357 762.0021 [762.0221 Political Affairs: Government--Territory Occupied by Foreign Military Forces Soviet tank activity in East Berlin; Thompson-Gromyko talks.]

0401 762.003 Political Affairs: Socialism West Berlin police closing of SED offices.

0403 762.022 Political Affairs: Government--Territory West Berlin legal relation to FRG and GDR; FRG border guard orders; GDR restriction of access to Steinstuecken (Western exclave within Soviet zone).

762.0221 Political Affairs: Government--Territory Occupied by Foreign Military Forces 0440 January 1960 USSR and GDR interference with Allied military trains. 0468 February 1960 Armaments production in East Berlin; Western Powers force levels; legal aspects of FRG-Berlin traffic; courts-martial of military dependents overseas in peacetime; Allied high-altitude flights in Berlin air corridors.

0646 March 1960 Restrictions on Soviet mission in FRG; visiting East Berlin; USSR and GDR interference with Allied military trains.

0718 April 1960 GDR harassment of Allied military units on Autobahn; incidents on S-Bahn surface rail system; military demonstration in East Berlin.

0754 May 1960 Incidents on S-Bahn surface rail system.

0777 June 1960 GDR interference with civilian access to Berlin; GDR protest of alleged FRG military recruitment in Berlin; FRG role in Berlin contingency planning; French views on Berlin.

0858 July 1960 Berlin water transport regulation; GDR protest of FRG military recruitment in Berlin; FRG laws application to Berlin; Bundestag meeting in Berlin; cost of maintaining Western Powers forces in Berlin; FRG participation in Berlin contingency planning; GDR efforts to join international organizations.

1007 August 1960 GDR interference with civilian access to Berlin.

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Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.0221 Political Affairs: Government--Territory Occupied by Foreign Military Forces cont. [GDR-USSR interference with Allied access to East Berlin; FRG restriction of Soviet industrial representatives; Berlin contingency planning and NATO role; Soviet-Western commandant relations; FRG-USSR communications on relations; Allied response to USSR- GDR restriction of access to Berlin.] 0001 August 1960 cont.

0010 September 1960 GDR efforts to join international organizations. 0043 October 1960 Allied airlifting costs.

0060 November 1960 Western contingency planning regarding flights over GDR.

0101 December 1960 Allied military patrols to counter GDR harassment on Autobahn; FRG laws application to Berlin; Interzonal Trade Agreement extension.

0137 January 1961 FRG laws application to Berlin; Interzonal Trade Agreement extension.

0151 February 1961 USSR Red Cross-FRG Red Cross dispute over Berlin.

0182 March 1961 Berlin occupation costs for United States; Willi Brandt visit to United States; U.S. military movements effect on Soviet moves. 0229 April 1961 0250 May 1961 0278 June 1961 FRG-U.S. talks; restrictions on GDR display of state insignia at sporting events; Allied military ground transport of goods to Berlin; Allied right of access; U.S. reply to USSR aide-memoire on Berlin situation.

0380 July 1961 U.S.-U.K. discussions.

0481 August 1961 Surveillance of FRG-GDR border; Berlin Wall; Allied response to USSR-GDR restriction of access to Berlin; status of Czech and Polish missions in West Berlin after Berlin Wall; GDR propaganda against U.S. military.

0593 September 1961 GDR propaganda against U.S. military; Berlin contingency planning; air access; U.S. military force buildup in FRG; JFK on U.S. contingency planning for Berlin; USSR-GDR harassment of Allied military units on Autobahn and Allied response; legal aspects of incorporation of West Berlin into FRG; views of U.S. General Lucius Clay; access to Steinstuecken (Western exclave within Soviet zone).

0917 October 1961 Allied military patrols to counter GDR harassment on Autobahn; rules of engagement for U.S. naval actions against USSR/GDR; Allied military patrols at Berlin sector border; Soviet/GDR interference with Allied military trains; GDR interference with civilian access to Berlin.

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Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.0221 Political Affairs: Government--Territory Occupied by Foreign Military Forces cont. [GDR-USSR interference with Allied access to East Berlin; Berlin contingency planning; NATO role in Berlin contingency planning.] 0001 October 1961 cont. Berlin contingency planning; views of U.S. General Lucius Clay; U.S.-USSR discussions on GDR interference with Allied military access; Allied military patrols to counter GDR harassment on Autobahn.

0167 November 1961 JFK-Lauris Norstad discussion on Berlin; views of U.S. General Lucius Clay; GDR harassment of FRG Elbe River barge traffic; FRG views on East-West negotiations; NATO command/control of nuclear weapons.

0361 December 1961 U.S. troop movements on Autobahn; USSR-GDR harassment of Allied units and civilian traffic on Autobahn; role of U.S. commandant.

0543 January 1962 Soviet commandant ban from West Berlin; role of U.S. commandant; handling of classified telegrams within State Department; U.S.-FRG cooperative logistics arrangements; international access control authority for Berlin; Thompson- Gromyko talks on East-West negotiations; U.K.-FRG negotiations on troop stationing costs; freedom of movement for four Berlin commandants. 0809 February 1962 Freedom of movement for four Berlin commandants; Thompson- Gromyko talks on East-West negotiations; imprisonment of FRG professor in East Berlin; ban of Soviet commandant from West Berlin; U.S. troop movements in FRG; international access control authority for Berlin.

0983 March 1962 NATO role in Berlin contingency planning; Thompson-Gromyko talks on East-West negotiations.

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Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.0221 Political Affairs: Government--Territory Occupied by Foreign Military Forces cont. [Berlin contingency planning; Bercon-Marcon military plans; Allied- Soviet commandant relations; control of Soviet bloc activities in West Berlin; GDR interference with Allied military liaison missions.] 0001 March 1962 cont. U.S. troop movements on Autobahn; USSR-GDR harassment of Allied military units; shooting of British soldier; GDR passport requirements for FRG citizens; USSR interference with access to Berlin air corridors and Allied response; Rusk-Gromyko talks; U.S. principles for negotiations.

0163 April 1962 USSR-GDR harassment of Allied military units on Autobahn.

0260 May 1962 Allied support for civilian access to Berlin; U.S.-FRG strained relations; chronology of negotiation principles and international access control authority proposal; Khrushchev-JFK communication; Berlin "modus vivendi" proposal by United States.

0369 June 1962 GDR passport requirements for FRG citizens; USSR-Allied discussion of Berlin border incidents; Rusk-Dobrynin discussions on Berlin and U.S.-USSR relations; air safety procedures for Berlin air traffic.

0477 July 1962 USSR-Allied discussion of Berlin border incidents; blockade of Soviet barges from FRG waterways. 0583 August 1962 Soviet protests of alleged Western-sanctioned bomb explosions in East Berlin; Belgian patrol of FRG-GDR border; harassment of Soviet military personnel in West Berlin.

0693 September 1962 NATO role in Berlin contingency planning.

0789 October 1962 Rusk-Gromyko discussion; nuclear weapons role in Allied military plans for Berlin; GDR guards substitution for Soviet guards at Berlin checkpoints; NATO role in contingency planning; emergency powers of FRG; JFK-Gromyko discussion; Western Powers working arrangements in Berlin.

0969 November 1962 U.S. mission proposal for USSR-Western negotiations; implications of Cuban missile crisis for U.S. military planning; Nikita S. Khrushchev proposal on UN control of Western forces in Berlin; USSR tactics in Berlin after Cuban crisis.

Reel 22

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Germany cont.

762.0221 Political Affairs: Government--Territory Occupied by Foreign Military Forces cont. 0001 December 1962 USSR tactics in Berlin after Cuban crisis; Western Powers working arrangements in Berlin; Berlin contingency planning; naval operations.

0046 January 1963 Quadripartite communications network for Berlin; single Allied commander for Berlin.

0098 762.04 Political Affairs: Flag

0099 762.07 Political Affairs: Human Rights

0102 762.11 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--Chief Executive

0111 762.13 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--Cabinet; Ministry rn -1-5 VRO -ICM [862.181 Financial Matters: Immigration--Travel of Aliens in Germany]

0116 762.2 Political Affairs: Legislative Branch of Government Election of Otto Bach as president of Berlin House of Representatives.

0122 762.31 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--National Courts; Personnel; Rules

0125 762.33 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Jurisdiction

0126 762.332 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Rights of Aliens to Sue in National Courts

0127 762.34 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Laws; Statutes; Ordinances; Decrees; Acts; Codes U.S. mission regulations for transit traffic and communications with West Berlin; German Jurists Convention.

0136 762.3511 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Procurement of Evidence from U.S. for use in Germany

0143 762.5 National Defense Affairs (General) General military matters and national defense affairs; GDR proposal for German disarmament; FRG invitation for NATO infrastructure project bids; Allied commandant instructions for treatment of USSR/GDR personnel in West Berlin.

0186 762.52 National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities

0189 762.5200 National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities--Other Countries

762.521 National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities--Biographical Data [U.S. Berlin Document Center files on former Nazis.] 0190 January 1960

0209 February 1960

0215 March 1960

0216 April 1960

0223 June 1960

0228 July 1960

0238 August 1960

0248 September 1960 0249 October 1960

0263 January 1961

0268 April 1961 0270 May 1961 0271 June 1961 0272 October 1961 0274 November 1961

0275 December 1961

0284 February 1962

0286 May 1962

0288 June 1962

0293 August 1962

0295 September 1962

0299 November 1962

0303 762.5211 National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities--U.S.

762.54 National Defense Affairs: Troop Movements [USSR and GDR harassment of U.S. convoys on Autobahn; Allied convoys on Autobahn.] 0307 August 1961

0313 January 1962 0314 March 1962 0316 April 1962 0322 May 1962 0349 June 1962 0381 July 1962 0430 August 1962 0491 September 1962

0536 October 1962 Allied restrictions on Soviet personnel in West Berlin; USSR and GDR restrictions on Allied vehicles in East Berlin.

0565 November 1962

0607 December 1962

0624 January 1963

0628 762.5400 National Defense Affairs: Troop Movements--Other Countries Berlin air access contingency planning.

0639 762.5411 National Defense Affairs: Troop Movements--U.S. Allied high-altitude flights in Berlin air corridors.

0666 762.5461 National Defense Affairs: Troop Movements--USSR

0668 762.5511 National Defense Affairs: Organization--Personnel: Enlistment; Conscription; Draft; Discharge

0669 762.56 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies

0671 762.5611 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Atomic Bombs; Hydrogen Bombs; Atomic Weapons

0672 762.5613 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Poison Gases; Bacteriological; Chemicals

0673 762.5621 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Battleships; Cruisers; Destroyers; Other Naval Vessels

0679 762.5622 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Aircraft; Fighters; Bombers; Gliders; Jet-Propelled Aircraft

0680 762.5622 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases and Posts

0682 762.56300 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases and Posts of Other Countries in Germany

0683 762.56311 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases and Posts: U.S.

0685 762.56361 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases and Posts: USSR Allied restrictions on Soviet vehicles/personnel in West Berlin. 0687 762.564 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Uniforms; Clothing; Insignia

0690 762.58 National Defense Affairs: Missions Detention of USSR military officers in FRG; Potsdam meeting of USSR-U.S. commandants; relations between Allied and Soviet commandants; U.S. Army views on uses of military liaison missions.

0756 762.5811 National Defense Affairs: Missions--U.S.

0758 762.5841 National Defense Affairs: Missions--United Kingdom

0759 762.5851 National Defense Affairs: Missions--France

0760 762.59 National Defense Affairs: Civil Defenses

0761 762.6 National Defense Affairs: Stockpiling

0765 762.72 [962.72 Transportation: Air Transportation]

0766 762.736 [962.736 Water Transportation: Movements of Vessels]

0767 762.5511 National Defense Affairs: Organization--Personnel: Enlistment; Conscription; Draft; Discharge

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Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Germany

862.00 Economic Matters and Conditions (General) [Economic conditions in Berlin and FRG; balance of payments; economic impact of Berlin Wall; economic development.] 0001 April 1960

0004 August 1960

0006 September 1960

0011 October 1960

0016 November 1960 0020 February 1961

0024 April 1961

0032 August 1961

0037 September 1961

0048 October 1961

0063 November 1961

0079 December 1961

0097 January 1962

0108 February 1962

0132 March 1962

0146 April 1962

0154 May 1962

0170 June 1962

0184 July 1962

0213 August 1962

0217 September 1962

0220 October 1962

0231 November 1962

0236 December 1962

0243 January 1963

0250 862.0000 Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Germany and Other Countries

0260 862.0045W Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Germany and Sudan 0261 862.0070 Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Germany and Africa FRG development program for Africa.

0264 862.0070D Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Germany and Togo

0267 862.0070E Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Germany and Mali

0268 862.0070G Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Germany and Congo Cement plant construction; FRG aid to Congo.

0282 862.0071 Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Germany and Morocco

0283 862.0080A Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Germany and Cyprus

0284 862.0082 Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Germany and Turkey

0285 862.0086B Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Germany and United Arab Republic

0286 862.0093 Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Germany and China

0288 862.02 Economic Matters: Housing; Rents; Building Construction Berlin Hilton Hotel financial difficulties.

0292 862.05 Economic Matters: Capital

0294 862.05100 Economic Matters: Capital--Investments in Germany Effect of U.S. tax legislation on investment in Berlin.

0299 862.05111 Economic Matters: Capital--Investments: U.S.

0306 862.053 Economic Matters: Capital--Corporations; Businesses

0308 862.054 Economic Matters: Capital--Combinations in Restraint of Trade; Monopolies; Cartels; Trusts

0310 862.06 Economic Matters: Labor, Labor Conditions Views of FRG labor leaders on Berlin; West Berlin election of directors of social insurance funds. 0324 862.061 Economic Matters: Labor, Labor Conditions--Hours; Wages Wage differentials between FRG and West Berlin; termination of wage equalization payments to West Berlin commuters to East Berlin.

0329 862.062 Economic Matters: Labor, Labor Conditions--Organizations; Unions; Relations with Employers Political activities of Otto Brenner; Federation of German Trade Unions leader listing; Berlin Construction Workers' Union collective bargaining; Federation of German Trade Unions civil servants conference.

0359 862.064 Economic Matters: Labor, Labor Conditions--Compulsory Labor; Slave Labor

0361 862.0651 Economic Matters: Labor, Labor Conditions--Hazardous Employment; Accidents; Prevention of Accidents: Employer's Liability Accident insurance claim of Bruno Max Wolf.

0379 862.07 Economic Matters: Pensions

0385 862.072 Economic Matters: Pensions--Old-Age

862.10 Financial Matters [Validation of pre-World War II German bonds held in United States; FRG-U.S. treaty on validation of German bonds issued in United States; public debt.] 0392 January 1960

0409 February 1960

0434 March 1960

0492 April 1960

0515 May 1960

0537 June 1960

0575 July 1960

0588 August 1960

0597 September 1960

0608 October 1960 0613 November 1960

0638 December 1960

0647 January 1961

0653 February 1961

0660 March 1961

0680 April 1961

0704 May 1961

0733 June 1961

0760 July 1961

0776 August 1961

0784 September 1961

0793 November 1961

0802 December 1961

0807 January 1962

0814 February 1962

0819 March 1962

0826 April 1962

0833 May 1962 0836 June 1962 0837 July 1962 0845 August 1962 0848 October 1962 0849 November 1962 0853 December 1962 0856 January 1963 0859 862.11 Financial Matters: Taxation

0861 862.112 Financial Matters: Taxation--Income New tax benefits in West Berlin.

0864 862.113 Financial Matters: Taxation--Personal Property

0871 862.13 Financial Matters: Monetary System, Coinage, Currency

0884 862.131 Financial Matters: Monetary System--Foreign Exchange; Exchange Rates

0906 862.14 Financial Matters: Banks, Banking

0907 862.171 Financial Matters: Intellectual, Technical, and Industrial Property-- Patents

0908 862.171 Financial Matters: Intellectual, Technical, and Industrial Property-- Patents (Melard Manufacturing Corp.)

0910 862.172 Financial Matters: Intellectual, Technical, and Industrial Property-- Trade-Marks; Trade Names Disposition of German-registered trademarks held by United States.

0921 862.173 Financial Matters: Intellectual, Technical, and Industrial Property-- Copyrights

862.181 Financial Matters: Immigration, Emigration--Travel of Aliens in Germany; Foreign Visas; Tourism 0938 September 1960 GDR restriction on FRG citizens' travel; economic countermeasures against GDR; Allied restriction on GDR residents' travel to West; GDR harassment of Allied units on Autobahn.

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Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Germany cont.

862.181 Financial Matters: Immigration, Emigration--Travel of Aliens in Germany; Foreign Visas; Tourism cont. [Allied restriction on GDR residents' travel to West; Berlin border crossings; FRG law restricting GDR officials' entry into FRG; travel permits applied for by GDR residents; GDR interference with Allied and civilian access to East Berlin; restrictions of travel of GDR athletes to West; Berlin contingency planning.] 0001 September 1960 cont. Atlantic Council on countermeasures against GDR.

0014 October 1960

0090 November 1960 Access to Steinstuecken (Western exclave within Soviet zone); GDR claims of free movement of persons between East and West Berlin; identification procedures for Allied personnel visiting East Berlin.

0127 December 1960

0133 January 1961

0178 February 1961 GDR bar of FRG clergy from East Berlin; relations between Allied military missions and USSR forces.

0278 March 1961 FRG issuance of passports to GDR residents; relations between Allied military missions and USSR forces.

0334 April 1961

0348 May 1961

0366 June 1961 GDR refusal to recognize travel permits of stateless persons.

0404 July 1961 GDR restrictions on East Berlin residents' employment in West Berlin; GDR interference with train travel to Berlin.

0457 August 1961 GDR restrictions on East Berlin residents' employment in West Berlin; East-West Berlin border crossings, early August 1961; U.S. Senator J. William Fulbright speech on Berlin refugee situation; GDR closing of East-West Berlin border; Berlin after closing of border.

0591 September 1961 GDR harassment of Western travelers; expulsion of USSR TASS officials residing in West Berlin. 0641 October 1961 Expulsion of USSR TASS officials residing in West Berlin; West Berlin police control of border crossers; refusal of Allied military personnel to show identification; U.S. forced entry at Friedrichstrasse checkpoint; U.S.-USSR tank confrontation at Berlin Wall; Allied restrictions on USSR and GDR military access to West Berlin.

0792 November 1961 Allied restrictions on USSR and GDR military personnel access to West Berlin; expulsion of USSR TASS officials residing in West Berlin; refusal of Allied military personnel to show identification.

0870 December 1961 Red Cross coordination of temporary intersectoral movements; Soviet zone commandant ban from U.S. sector; trial of West Berlin students for helping East Germans cross to West; GDR passport requirements for FRG citizens.

0944 January 1962 GDR passport requirements for FRG citizens; Soviet zone commandant ban from U.S. sector.

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Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Germany cont.

862.181 Financial Matters: Immigration, Emigration--Travel of Aliens in Germany; Foreign Visas; Tourism cont. [GDR passport requirements for FRG citizens; Berlin contingency planning; travel permits applied for by GDR residents; Allied restriction of GDR residents travel to West; GDR harassment of Allied units on Autobahn.] 0001 February 1962 GDR denial of access to Wueste Mark exclave.

0062 March 1962 GDR substitution for Soviet guards; limitation on private tourist travel in USSR; traffic disruption by U.S. military patrols in East Berlin.

0144 April 1962 Revised laws governing FRG border police; U.S. mission regulations. 0248 May 1962 GDR restriction of access to Steinstuecken (Western exclave within Soviet zone).

0284 June 1962 Incidents at FRG-GDR border; GDR highway arrests; control of Berlin rail system.

0310 July 1962 Control of Berlin rail system; GDR border guards shooting orders.

0373 August 1962 UN role in Berlin crisis; control of West Berlin rail system; GDR protest against Allied Travel Office; GDR restriction of access to Steinstuecken (Western exclave within Soviet zone).

0462 September 1962 Treatment of USSR and GDR personnel; Allies' response to USSR forced entry.

0491 October 1962 Incidents at Berlin Wall.

0512 November 1962 Rules of conduct for Allied convoys on Autobahn; GDR interference with civilian access to Berlin; travel between East and West Berlin.

0535 December 1962

0559 January 1963 Expulsion of GDR attorney Friedrich Kaul from West Berlin.

0574 862.19 Financial Matters: Industrial Matters

0587 862.191 [962.6261 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies]

0588 862.191- Financial Matters: Industrial Matters--Exposition; Exhibitions; Fairs: BE Berlin U.S. participation in Berlin exhibitions/festivals.

0608 862.191- Financial Matters: Industrial Matters--Exposition; Exhibitions; Fairs: LE Leipzig

0611 862.20 Agriculture (General)

0612 862.241 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry--Practice of Veterinary Medicine 0613 862.2552 Mines and Mining: Carbon--Coal U.S. Army purchases of FRG coal.

0623 862.2612 Engineering and Architecture: Public Construction--Roads; Highways; Bridges FRG road construction and traffic.

0652 862.3 Manufacturers and Manufacturing (General)

0653 862.3932 Manufacturers and Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Fuels and Petroleum Products

0654 862.397 Manufacturers and Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Chemicals and Dyes; Industrial Alcohol

0656 862.40 Social Matters (General)

862.411 Social Matters: People--Race Problems; Disturbances; Massacres; Pogroms [International Tracing Service.] 0662 February 1960

0675 March 1960

0676 April 1960

0677 May 1960

0709 August 1960

0720 September 1960

0722 November 1960

0723 December 1960

0750 February 1961

0776 March 1961

0789 April 1961

0790 May 1961

0791 July 1961 International Tracing Service inventory of documents on Nazi concentration camps. Reel 26

Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Germany cont.

862.411 Social Matters: People--Race Problems; Disturbances; Massacres; Pogroms cont. 0001 July 1961 cont. International Tracing Service inventory of documents on Nazi concentration camps.

0201 September 1961 International Tracing Service operations; families separated by Berlin Wall; anti-Semitism in USSR.

0305 862.413 Social Matters: People--Religion Kirchentag observance in Berlin; GDR-Evangelical Church relations.

0355 862.4141 Social Matters: Manners and Customs--Marriage; Divorce

0357 862.421 Social Matters: History--Historical Relics

0365 862.422 Social Matters: History--Monuments; Statues; Memorials Proposed monument to Auschwitz victims.

862.423 Social Matters: History--Public Records [Nazi period documents control by U.S. Berlin Document Center; transfer of documents to FRG.] 0369 January 1960

0468 February 1960

0519 March 1960 Search for looted art.

0627 April 1960

0699 May 1960

0749 June 1960 Records held by United States of German World War II military commands.

0935 July 1960 Records held by United States of German World War II military commands. Reel 27

Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Germany cont.

862.423 Social Matters: History--Public Records cont. [Nazi period documents control by U.S. Berlin Document Center; transfer of documents to FRG.] 0001 July 1960 cont.

0004 August 1960

0028 September 1960 Return of Saarbruecken "Golden Book."

0096 October 1960

0132 November 1960

0140 December 1960

0152 January 1961

0210 February 1961

0224 March 1961

0242 April 1961

0267 May 1961

0297 June 1961

0316 July 1961

0334 August 1961

0349 September 1961

0379 October 1961

0423 November 1961

0445 December 1961

0464 January 1962

0484 February 1962 0502 March 1962

0530 April 1962

0559 May 1962

0566 June 1962

0592 July 1962

0608 August 1962

0612 September 1962

0617 October 1962

0631 November 1962

0634 December 1962

0636 862.424 Social Matters: History--Commemorative Celebrations; Holidays Freedom Bell celebration in West Berlin; Christmas preparations in East Berlin.

0672 862.43 Social Matters: Education (General)

0689 862.432 Social Matters: Education--Advanced Education; Universities; Colleges

0696 862.44 Social Matters: Fine Arts (General)

0709 862.441 Social Matters: Fine Arts--Painting; Drawing

0713 862.45 Social Matters: Amusements; Sports; Recreation

0717 862.452 Social Matters: Amusements--Motion Pictures

0721 862.46 Social Matters: Societies

0724 862.4613 Social Matters: Societies--Military and Veterans Organizations

0729 862.48661 Social Matters: Entertainment in Germany by Resident Officers of U.S.S.R.

0731 862.49 Social Matters: Relief Measures CARE [Cooperative for American Relief Everywhere] aid to Berlin elders.

0735 862.501 Public Order, Safety, and Health: National and State Police 0750 862.51 Public Order, Safety, and Health: Mayors

0753 862.511 Public Order, Safety, and Health: Municipal Government--Police Organizations GDR arming of railroad police.

0769 862.55 Public Order, Safety, and Health: Public Health; Diseases; Epidemics GDR harassment of visitors for posing smallpox risk.

0779 863.553 Public Order, Safety, and Health: Public Health; Diseases; Epidemics--Hygiene and Sanitation; Quarantine against Communicable Diseases

0780 862.555 Public Order, Safety, and Health: Public Health--Practice of Medicine

0781 862.561 Public Order, Safety, and Health: Philanthropic Organizations--Red Cross

0782 862.564 Public Order, Safety, and Health: Philanthropic Organizations- Institutional Homes; Almshouses; Orphanages Resignation of West Berlin senator in foster home scandal.

Communications; Transportation; Science--Germany

0784 962.00 Communications (General)

0786 962.104 Communications: Postal--Rates; Postage

0794 862.110 Communications: Postal--Transportation of Mail between Germany and Other Countries Night air transport of letter mail.

0805 962.30 Communications: Telephone

0809 962.40 Communications: Radio

0822 962.60 Communications: Public Press

0823 962.61 Communications: Public Press--Newspapers; Clippings; Items; Magazines; Periodicals; Books; Book Publishing

0831 962.6200 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies of Other Countries in Germany

0832 962.6211 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies: U.S.

0833 962.6254 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies: Switzerland

0835 962.6261 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies: USSR

0836 962.6270C Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies: Cameroon

0837 962.70 Transportation (Land, Air, and Water) USSR-Western Powers debate on Berlin air access.

0943 962.71 Transportation: Land Transportation Jurisdiction over Berlin commuter rail system.

0953 962.712 Transportation: Land Transportation--Railroad; Railways; Rates; Demurrage; Accidents

Reel 28

Communications; Transportation; Science--Germany cont.

0001 962.71263 Transportation: Land Transportation--Rail Transportation between Germany and Austria FRG detention of GDR train crews.

0010 962.714 Transportation: Land Transportation--Automobiles; Trucks; Motorcycles; Accidents; Rates

0011 962.71 Transportation: Land Transportation--within Germany GDR regulations on FRG-West Berlin freight traffic.

962.72 Transportation: Air Transportation [Berlin contingency planning; air access; Berlin Air Safety Center; Berlin air traffic control; air defense; USSR-Western Powers debate on Berlin air access.]

0037 January 1960 Allied high-altitude flights in Berlin air corridors.

0090 February 1960 Allied high-altitude flights in Berlin air corridors.

0143 March 1960 Allied high-altitude flights in Berlin air corridors.

0220 April 1960 0229 May 1960

0241 June 1960

0246 July 1960

0270 August 1960

0282 September 1960

0310 October 1960

0338 November 1960

0347 December 1960

0349 January 1961

0353 February 1961

0363 March 1961

0376 April 1961

0379 May 1961

0402 June 1961

0412 July 1961

0426 August 1961

0451 September 1961 Western attacks on antiaircraft installations.

0627 October 1961 FRG fighter pilots landing in Berlin.

0699 November 1961

0768 December 1961

0797 January 1962

0826 February 1962

Reel 29 Communications; Transportation; Science--Germany cont.

962.72 Transportation: Air Transportation cont. [Berlin contingency planning; air access; Berlin air traffic safety operations; USSR-Western Powers debate on Berlin air access.] 0001 February 1962 cont.

0126 March 1962 International access control authority for Berlin-FRG; Rusk- Gromyko talks on air access to Berlin; Allied discussions with airlines serving Berlin.

0567 April 1962 Berlin air passenger and freight traffic statistics. 0673 May 1962 0731 June 1962

Reel 30

Communications; Transportation; Science--Germany cont.

962.72 Transportation: Air Transportation cont. [Berlin contingency planning; air access; Berlin Air Safety Center; USSR interference with Berlin air access; Berlin air traffic safety operations; USSR-Western Powers debate on Berlin air access.] 0001 June 1962 cont.

0033 July 1962

0135 August 1962

0268 September 1962

0330 October 1962

0386 November 1962

0435 December 1962

0460 January 1963

0483 962.7200 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation between Germany and Other Countries 0503 962.721 Transportation: Air Transportation--Laws and Regulations

0506 962.722 Transportation: Air Transportation--Rates

0518 962.724 Transportation: Air Transportation--Airports; Landing Fields

0524 962.7282 Transportation: Air Transportation--Air Transportation between Germany and Turkey

0528 962.73 Transportation: Water Transportation

0530 962.7301 Transportation: Water Transportation--Rivers; Canals; Flood Prevention GDR harassment of barge traffic.

0550 962.733 Transportation: Water Transportation--Accidents; Attacks; Disabled Wrecked or Stranded Vessels

0553 962.734 Transportation: Water Transportation--Harbors; Ports; Port Facilities

0556 962.736 Transportation: Water Transportation--Movements of Vessels

0557 962.80 Science (General)

0561 962.802 Science: Research and Development--Space Travel and Artificial Satellites

0563 962.831 Science: Natural Sciences--Biology

0564 962.92 [611.49 Political Relations between the U.S. and Czechoslovakia]

Reel 31

Political and Other International Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Germany

0001 662.00 Political Relations between Germany and Other Countries (General) Proposed USSR-GDR peace treaty; alternative proposed German peace treaties; Western Powers-sponsored peace conference on Germany. 0067 662.001 Political Relations between Germany and Other Countries: Peace; Friendship; Alliance; Non-Aggression Proposed free city status for Berlin; Thompson-Gromyko talks; USSR intentions on USSR-GDR peace treaty.

0140 662.0011 Political Relations between Germany and Other Countries: Peace; Friendship; Alliance; Non-Aggression--Arbitration; Conciliation Arbitration tribunal for FRG-France war graves dispute.

0161 662.00231 Political Relations between Germany and Other Countries: War; Hostilities--Funds; Credits; Stocks; Bonds

0166 662.0024 Political Relations between Germany and Other Countries: War; Hostilities--Prisoners of War

0171 662.0025 Political Relations between Germany and Other Countries: War; Hostilities--Civil Prisoners; Enemy Aliens

662.0026 Political Relations between Germany and Other Countries: War; Hostilities--War Crimes [Adolf Eichmann capture in Argentina by Israeli agents and trial in Israel.] 0174 January 1960 Proposed release of Albert Speerfrom Spandau Prison.

0192 February 1960 Red Cross intercession for Spandau prisoners.

0200 March 1960

0205 April 1960

0222 May 1960

0245 June 1960 Adolf Eichmann transfer to Israel; Argentine demand for return of Adolf Eichmann; Adolf Eichmann matter in UN Security Council; Israel-Argentina relations.

0496 July 1960 Adolf Eichmann matter in UN Security Council; Israel-Argentina relations.

0532 August 1960 Adolf Eichmann matter in UN Security Council.

0540 September 1960 Request from Israel for U.S. documents on Nuremberg trials. 0553 October 1960 Mass graves of Allied prisoners of war in Nazi concentration camps.

0565 November 1960

0575 December 1960

0583 January 1961 Release of Albert Speerfrom Spandau Prison; prosecution of Auschwitz officials.

0604 February 1961

0627 March 1961

0664 April 1961 FRG public relations concerning Adolf Eichmann trial; war crime allegations against Andrija Artukovic and August Szentendry.

Reel 32

Political and Other International Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Germany cont.

662.0026 Political Relations between Germany and Other Countries: War; Hostilities--War Crimes cont. [Adolf Eichmann trial in Jerusalem.] 0001 May 1961 Martin Bormann alleged presence in Peru.

0029 June 1961 Martin Bormann alleged presence in Peru.

0071 July 1961

0074 August 1961 Alfried Krupp ordered to divest industrial holdings.

0079 September 1961

0095 October 1961

0108 November 1961

0134 December 1961

0137 January 1962 Trial of Auschwitz officials.

0151 February 1962 USSR request for extradition of Karl Linnas.

0401 March 1962

0408 April 1962

0443 May 1962

0445 June 1962 Alfried Krupp ordered to divest industrial holdings.

0524 July 1962

0528 August 1962 War crime allegations against Andrija Artukovic.

0555 September 1962 Arrest of Frankfurt police as war criminals; Walter Rader.

0595 October 1962 Walter Rader; war crimes trial in Koblenz.

0617 November 1962 Walter Rader.

0628 December 1962

0635 January 1963 FRG war crimes trials; conviction of Martin Fellenz.

0671 662.0070R [662.70R Political Relations between Germany and Congo]

0672 662.62B Political Relations between Germany and East Germany

0674 662.63 Political Relations between Germany and Austria

0684 662.6524 Political Relations between Germany and Italy: Prisoners of War

0692 662.6529 Political Relations between Germany and Italy: Armistice; Mediation; Termination of War

0695 662.68 Political Relations between Germany and Yugoslavia 0701 662.6826 Political Relations between Germany and Yugoslavia: Illegal and Inhuman Warfare; War Crimes

0704 662.70A Political Relations between Germany and Togo

0708 662.70E Political Relations between Germany and Mali

0709 66.70G Political Relations between Germany and Congo

0710 662.70R41 Political Relations between Germany and [Congo]--Trade Agreements; Treaties and Conventions

0711 662.70X94 Political Relations between Germany and South Africa: Air Navigation Treaties

0715 662.77 Political Relations between Germany and Somalia

0717 662.84A Political Relations between Germany and Israel

0723 662.8541 Political Relations between Germany and Jordan: Trade Agreements; Treaties and Conventions FRG mission for geological research.

0730 662.89 Political Relations between Germany and Afghanistan Harassment of FRG nationals.

0732 662.90 Political Relations between Germany and Far East

0733 662.92231 Political Relations between Germany and Thailand: Funds; Credits; Stocks; Bonds Liquidation of German-held property in Thailand.

Reel 33

Political and Other International Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-Germany

0001 611.62 Political Relations between United States and Germany

611.62231 Political Relations between United States and Germany: Funds; Credits; Stocks; Bonds [German World War II assets frozen in United States; UN bond purchase by FRG; private citizens' claims for return of frozen assets.] 0013 January 1960 0047 February 1960

0051 March 1960 0079 June 1960 0080 July 1960 0082 August 1960 0085 October 1960 0087 December 1960 0092 January 1961 0104 February 1961 0122 March 1961 0129 April 1961 0160 May 1961 0166 June 1961 0167 July 1961 0175 August 1961 0185 September 1961 0187 October 1961 0189 December 1961 0191 January 1962 0202 February 1962 0224 March 1962 0280 April 1962 0281 May 1962 0290 June 1962 0295 November 1962

0300 January 1963

611.6224 Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners of War [FRG requests for U.S. records on former German prisoners.] 0307 January 1960

0332 February 1960

0354 March 1960

0421 April 1960

0483 May 1960

0504 June 1960

0573 July 1960

0628 August 1960

Reel 34

Political and Other International Relations; Bilateral Treaties-- U.S.-Germany cont.

611.6224 Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners of War cont. [FRG requests for U.S. records on former German prisoners.] 0001 September 1960

0061 October 1960

0125 November 1960

0176 December 1960

0233 January 1961

0321 February 1961

0371 March 1961

0418 April 1961 0451 May 1961

0466 June 1961

0493 July 1961

0521 August 1961

0607 September 1961

0660 October 1961

0707 November 1961

0744 December 1961

Reel 35

Political and Other International Relations; Bilateral Treaties-- U.S.-Germany cont.

611.6224 Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners of War cont. [FRG requests for U.S. records on former German prisoners; payment of U.S. credit certificates held by former German prisoners.] 0001 January 1962

0065 February 1962

0102 March 1962

0151 May 1962

0202 June 1962

0232 July 1962

0245 August 1962

0268 September 1962

0289 October 1962

0311 November 1962 0327 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Adam, of War--Adam, Walter Walter

0330 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Andersch, of War--Andersch, Josef; Koenig, Paul Josef

0334 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Appelt, of War--Appelt, Franz Franz

0337 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Bock, of War--Bock, Helmut Helmut

0344 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Barysch, of War--Barysch, Karl; Klaus, Walter; Schmidt, Arno Karl

0350 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Bauer, of War--Bauer, Anton Anton

0353 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Becker, of War--Becker, Heinrich Heinrich

0356 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Berghammer, of War--Berghammer, Josef Josef

0360 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Berghauser, of War--Berghauser, Wilhelm; Kulke, Rudolf; Schilbach, Alfred Wilhelm

0364 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Berberich, of War--Berberich, Franz Franz

0367 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Bludau, of War--Bludau, Robert; Dirks, Hermann; Funke, Fritz Robert

0372 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Bock, Karl of War--Bock, Karl

0373 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Boldt, of War--Boldt, Erwin; Haupt, Eduard Erwin

0378 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Buck, of War--Buck, Oskar; Rueckerl, Max; Tobisch, Franz Oskar

0383 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Burmeister, of War--Burmeister, Wilhelm Wilhelm

0393 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Dohrn, of War--Dohrn, Friedrich Friedrich

0397 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Dirks, of War--Bludau, Robert; Dirks, Hermann; Funke, Fritz Hermann

0398 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Ewald, of War--Ewald, Bernhard; Schmidtke, Willy Bernhard

0402 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Finkel, of War--Finkel, Walter Walter

0405 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Fleischer, of War--Fleischer, Fritz Fritz

0408 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Galbierz, of War--Galbierz, Georg; Sistenich, Otto; Teufel, Waldemat Georg

0413 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Frank, of War--Frank, Josef Josef

0416 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Gerards, of War--Gerards, Garrit; Karger, Josef; Kraubitz, Heinz Garrit

0421 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Goller, of War--Goller, Karl Karl

0425 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Grabiger, of War--Grabiger, Emil Emil 0426 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Grote, of War--Grote, Robert Robert

0428 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Hampe, of War--Hampe, Rudolf; Steinmueller, Josef; Schmutzler, Karl Rudolf

0434 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Haupt, of War--Boldt, Ervin; Haupt, Eduard Eduard

0435 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Mauser, of War--Mauser, Karl Karl

0438 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Henckel, of War--Henckel, Werner Werner

0439 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Herzog, of War--Herzog, Kurt Kurt

0442 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Miller, of War--Miller, Franz Franz

0445 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Hinrichs, of War--Hinrichs, Hermann Hermann

0450 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Hoffmann, of War--Hoffmann, Eugen Eugen

0451 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Horak, of War--Horak, Hubert Hubert

0454 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Horny, of War--Horny, Walenty Walenty 0461 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Huber, of War--Huber, Otto Otto

0462 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Huder, of War--Huder, Heinz Heinz

0466 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Hummel, of War--Hummel, Walter Walter

0469 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Hurtner, of War--Hurtner, Johann Johann

0472 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Junge, of War--Junge, Helmut Helmut

0475 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Junge, of War--Junge, Otto; Moritz, Josef Otto

0481 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Kasper, of War--Kasper, Georg Georg

0486 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Klaus, of War--Barysch, Karl; Klaus, Walter; Schmidt, Arno Walter

0487 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Koenig, of War--Andersch, Josef; Koenig, Paul Paul

0490 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Krames, of War--Krames, Karl Karl

0494 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Kufner, of War--Kufner, Felix Felix

0495 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Kuttler, of War--Kuttler, Eugen Eugen 0502 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Lang, of War--Lang, Johann Johann

0505 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Lauterjung, of War--Lauterjung, Alfred; Murawski, Max Alfred

0509 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Lazarus, of War--Lazarus, Josef Josef

0510 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Leisten, of War--Leisten, Heinrich Heinrich

0511 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Moritz, of War--Junge, Otto; Moritz, Josef Josef

0514 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Murawski, of War--Lauterjung, Alfred; Murawski, Max Max

0516 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Nietzelt, of War--Nietzelt, Rudolf Rudolf

0518 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Petschenig, of War--Petschenig, Johann Johann

0523 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Pfeiffer, of War--Pfeiffer, Herbert; Strickstrock, Hans Herbert

0527 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Pillatzke, of War--Pillatzke, Otto Otto

0530 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Plachta, of War--Plachta, Richard Richard

0532 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Rabeneau, of War--Rabeneau, Anton Anton 0534 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Rahlf, of War--Rahlf, Herbert Herbert

0536 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Reinhart, of War--Reinhart, Karl Karl

0539 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Rueckerl, of War--Buck, Oskar; Rueckerl, Max; Tobisch, Franz Max

0541 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Schmidt, of War--Barysch, Karl; Klaus, Walter; Schmidt, Arno Arno

0542 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Schmidtke, of War--Ewald, Bernhard; Schmidtke, Willy Willy

0544 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Schoberth, of War--Schoberth, Heinz Heinz

0547 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Schock, of War--Schock, Willi Willi

0550 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Schuster, of War--Schuster, Bruno Bruno

0555 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Schwalgerer, of War--Schwalgerer, Hugo Hugo

0557 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Siptrott, of War--Siptrott, Hans Hans

0562 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Sistenich, of War--Galbierz, Georg; Sistenich, Otto; Teufel, Waldemat Otto

0564 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Peters, of War--Peters, Kurt; Weber, Engelbert Kurt 0565 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Soeldner, of War--Soeldner, Johann Johann

0569 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Sommer, of War--Sommer, Rudolf Rudolf

0571 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Strickstrock, of War--Pfeiffer, Herbert; Strickstrock, Hans Hans

0573 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Torke, of War--Torke, Fritz Fritz

0575 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Teufel, of War--Galbierz, Georg; Sistenich, Otto; Teufel, Waldemat Waldemat

0578 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Tobisch, of War--Buck, Oskar; Rueckerl, Max; Tobisch, Franz Franz

0580 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Vielhuber, of War--Vielhuber, Alfons Alfons

0588 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Wilker, of War--Wilker, Hermann Hermann

0591 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Wurbs, of War--Wurbs, Ernst Ernst

0594 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Zimmer, of War--Zimmer, Arthur Arthur

0597 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Zwack, of War--Zwack, Eduard Eduard

0599 611.6224- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Prisoners Zywezok, of War--Zywezok, Viktor Viktor 0602 611.6225- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Civil Ehrl, Prisoners--Ehrl, Sebastian Sebastian Whereabouts of man captured by Allies in 1945.

0625 611.6225- Political Relations between United States and Germany: Civil Kupfer, Prisoners--Kupfer, Martha Martha

0629 611.6226 Political Relations between United States and Germany: Illegal and Inhuman Warfare; War Crimes Request for U.S. records regarding Willibald Schweitzer.

0636 611.624 Political Relations between United States and Germany: Economic Treaties and Agreements

0637 611.6242 Political Relations between United States and Germany: Treaties of Friendship, Commerce and Navigation U.S. social security benefits to deported aliens.

0642 611.6243 Political Relations between United States and Germany: Financial Treaties and Agreements Validation of pre-World War II German bonds held in United States

0643 611.627 Political Relations between United States and Germany: Bilateral Treaties--Military and Defense Agreements U.S.-FRG status of forces agreements. SUBJECT INDEX

The following index is a guide to the major topics in this microform publication. The first number after each entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to the frame number at which the subject begins. Hence 3: 0270 directs the researcher to Frame 0270 of Reel 3. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section of this guide, the researcher will find topics arranged in the order in which they appear on the film. This index uses the terminology and spellings used in the original documents. In order to avoid confusion, the term "Foreign relations" has been substituted for the State Department's term "Political relations."

Acheson, Dean USSR interference 7: 0400; 9: 0001; 3: 0270; 5: 0001 12:0748; 13:0001; 15: 0499; Adam, Walter 21:0001 35: 0327 Air navigation treaties Adenauer, Konrad South Africa 32: 0711 7: 0001; 11: 0001; 14: 0579; 15: 0085 Air traffic control Afghanistan Berlin 28: 0037-0826; 29: 0001-0731; harassment of FRG nationals 32: 0730 30:0001-0460 Africa see a/so Berlin Air Safety Center FRG aid 23: 0261 Air transportation see a/so Cameroon 22: 0765; 28: 0037-0826; 29: 0001- see a/so Congo 0731; 30: 0001-0524 see a/so Mali see a/so Air access restrictions see a/so Somalia see a/so Air navigation treaties see a/so South Africa see a/so Air traffic control Aged and aging Air warfare Berlin elders 27: 0731 attacks on antiaircraft installations Agriculture 28: 0451 25:0611-0612 Allied Travel Office Air access restrictions 25: 0373 Berlin 7: 0001; 10: 0617; 11: 0001; Allies 12:0748; 13:0001; 15: 0499; commandants 6: 0001; 7: 0400; 18:0469; 19: 0593; 21: 0001; 11:0001; 12:0108; 13: 0001; 22: 0628-0639; 27: 0837; 28: 0037- 14:0579; 15:0499; 16: 0001; 0826; 29: 0001-0731; 30: 0001- 19: 0250; 20: 0543-0809; 21: 0001, 0460 0260;22: 0690 high-altitude Allied flights 18: 0468; military aircraft 9: 0001 22: 0639; 28: 0037-0143 military forces 9: 0189; 10: 0617; negotiations regarding 6: 0001; 7: 0001- 11: 0001-0504; 13: 0240; 14: 0001- 0400; 11:0001 0579; 15:0001; 16:0001; Allies cont. military forces cont. 17: 0001-0575; 18: 0001, 0440- U.S. 5: 0001; 6: 0001; 7: 0400; 0718,0858; 19: 0001-0917; 10:0001; 12:0108; 15: 0085; 20: 0001-0983; 21: 0001-0969; 16: 0453; 18: 0047; 19: 0182, 0481- 22: 0001-0046, 0536; 24: 0001- 0917; 20: 0361-0809; 21: 0001- 0944; 25: 0001-0559 0969; 22: 0756; 24: 02641; military patrols 9: 0189; 10: 0617; 25: 0001; 35: 0643 19:0101,0917 USSR 9: 0189; 10: 0001; 12: 0108; negotations with Austria 17: 0001 16: 0001-0453; 17: 0575; 18: 0001, relations with USSR 21: 0369-0477, 0440,0646, 19: 0001-0917; 0969 20: 0361; 21: 0001-0163, 0583; talks in Geneva, Switzerland 15: 0499 22: 0143, 0307-0624, 0666, 0685, see a/so North Atlantic Treaty 0690;24: 0178-0278, 0641-0792; Organization 25: 0462; 27: 0729 Ambulances Art looting 17:0001; 18:0047 26: 0519 Andersch, Josef Artukovic, Andrija 35: 0330, 0487 war crimes 31: 0664; 32: 0524 Animal husbandry Assembly of Captive European Nations 25: 0612 14: 0001 Anti-Semitism Auschwitz, Poland 1: 0095, 0340; 14: 0001; 26: 0201 concentration camp officials 31: 0583; Appelt, Franz 32:0137 35: 0334 victims monument 26: 0365 Arbitration Austria war graves dispute 31: 0140 discussions with Allies 17: 0001 Argentina relations with FRG 32: 0674 capture of Adolf Eichmann in 31: 0174- Vienna summit 1: 0001-0964; 2: 0001- 0664 0954; 3: 0373 relations with Israel 31: 0245-0496 Autobahn Armed services civilian traffic 15: 0499 Allied 9: 0189; 10: 0617; 11: 0001- military traffic 9: 0189; 10: 0617; 0504; 13: 0240; 14: 0001-0579; 11: 0001; 13: 0240; 14: 0001-0579; 15: 0001; 16: 0001; 17: 0001-0575; 15: 0001; 17: 0575; 18: 0001, 0718; 18:0001,0440-0718,0858; 19: 0101, 0593; 20: 0001, 0361; 19: 0001-0917; 20: 0001-0983; 21: 0001-0163; 22: 0307-0491; 21: 0001-0969; 22: 0001-0046, 23: 0938; 25: 0001-0559 0536; 24: 0001-0944; 25: 0001- Bach, Otto 0559 22:0116 Belgium 21: 0590 Balance of payments FRG 2: 0236; 5: 0001; 9: 0189; 12: 0108; 23: 0001-0243 17: 0001; 18: 0403, 0777-0858; Banks and banking 20: 0543; 22: 0143; 35: 0643 23: 0906 GDR 7: 0400; 9: 0189; 10: 0617; see a/so Foreign exchange 11: 0001; 12: 0748; 13: 0001-0240; Barges 14: 0001-0579; 15: 0499; 16: 0001; 15: 0499; 20: 0167; 21: 0477; 30: 0530 17: 0575; 18: 0001-0047, 0440, Barysch, Karl 0646-0718; 20: 0001; 21: 0001- 35: 0344, 0541 0969;22: 0143, 0307-0491 Bauer, Anton NATO 2: 0907-0954 35: 0350 United Kingdom 10: 0001; 13: 0001; Becker, Heinrich 20: 0543; 21: 0001; 22: 0758 35: 0353 Belgrade, Yugoslavia U.S. occupation costs 19: 0198 7: 0001 see a/so Berlin, East Berberich, Franz see a/so Berlin, West 35: 0364 see a/so Berlin crisis Berghammer, Josef see a/so Berlin status 35: 0356 see a/so Berlin Wall Berghauser, Wilhelm Berlin, East 35: 0360 bombings 18: 0047; 21: 0583 Berlin dissidents 4: 0001 access 12: 0108; 13: 0240; 14: 0001- kidnapping of children from 7: 0400 0579; 17: 0001; 18: 0777; 20: 0633, press 10: 0001 0953; 29: 0126 public opinion 10: 0617; 12: 0108; air access 7: 0001; 10:0617; 11:0001; 17:0001 12:0748; 13:0001; 15: 0499; refugees 11: 0001; 13: 0001; 15: 0085; 18:0469; 19: 0593; 21: 0001; 17:0001-0888; 18:0047 22: 0628-0639; 27: 0837; 28: 0037- travel restrictions 2: 0001-0954; 0826; 29: 0001-0731; 30: 0001- 3: 0045; 6: 0001; 11: 0001-0504; 0460 12:0748; 13:0240; 16: 0001; airlift costs 19: 0044 17: 0888; 19: 0001-0917; 20: 0001- air safety 11: 0001; 28: 0037-0826; 0983; 22: 0536; 24: 0001-0944 30:0001-0460 U.S. military forces in 25: 0062 air traffic control 28: 0037-0826; USSR military forces in 18: 0357 29: 0001-0731; 30: 0001-0460 see a/so Berlin status contingency planning 1: 0001; 2: 0907; see a/so Berlin Wall 3: 0270; 4: 0001; 5: 0001; 8: 0001; Berlin, West 9: 0001-0189; 10: 0001; 11: 0001- Allied military forces in 17: 0001 0504; 13: 0240; 14: 0001-0579; economy 11: 0504; 12: 0108; 14: 0001 15: 0499-0913; 16: 0001; 17: 0001- elections 18: 0047 0888; 18: 0777-0858; 19: 0001- FRG aid to 12: 0108 0917; 20: 0001-0983; 21: 0001- legal relationship to FRG 16: 0453; 0969; 22: 0001, 0628; 24: 0001- 18:0403; 19:0593 0944; 25: 0001-0559; 28: 0037- NATO forces in 2: 0907-0954 0826; 29: 0001-0731; 30: 0001- police 8: 0001; 15: 0499; 18: 0047, 0401 0460 public opinion 8: 0001; 10: 0001; exhibitions and festivals 25: 0588 12:0108; 16:0001 House of Representatives 22: 0116 travel restrictions 9: 0189; 10: 0001- laws 9: 0001; 18: 0858; 19: 0001 0617; 16: 0001-0453; 17: 0575; negotiations regarding 2: 0001; 3: 0123, 20: 0543, 0809; 22: 0536, 0685; 0444-0934; 4: 0001; 7: 0001-0400; 23: 0938; 24: 0001-0944; 25: 0001- 8: 0001; 9: 0189; 10: 0001-0617; 0559 11: 0001-0504; 12: 0001-0108; USSR military personnel in 21: 0583; 13: 0001-0240; 14: 0001-0579; 22: 0143, 0536, 0685 15: 0001; 17: 0575; 20: 0167, 0543- wages in 23: 0324 0983; 21: 0001, 0260,0969; see a/so Berlin crisis 31:0067 Berlin, West cont. Red Cross role 11: 0504; 19: 0167; see a/so Berlin status 24: 0907 see a/so Berlin Wall Task Force 12: 0748; 13: 0001 Berlin Air Safety Center UN role 6: 0001; 7: 0400; 11: 0504; 11: 0001; 28: 0037-0826; 30: 0001- 12:0108; 16:0453; 18: 0047; 0460 21:0969 Berlin Construction Workers' Union FRG-GDR borders: 0001; 10: 0617; 23: 0343 11:0504; 15:0499; 16: 0001; Berlin crisis 18:0403; 19: 0481; 21: 0583; 4: 0001; 5: 0001-0248; 6: 0001; 25: 0284 7: 0001-0400; 8: 0001; 9: 0001- GDR border guards 15: 0499; 16: 0001; 0189; 10: 0001-0617; 11: 0001- 25: 0310 0504; 12: 0001-0108; 13: 0001- Bormann, Martin 0240; 25: 0373 Peru residence 32: 0001 Berlin Document Center Brandt, Willi 22: 0190-0299; 26: 0369-0935 3: 0123; 6: 0001; 14: 0001; 17: 0001- Berlin status 0888; 19: 0182 1: 0001-0964; 2: 0001-0954; 3: 0001- Brenner, Otto 934; 4: 0001; 5: 0001 23: 0329 see a/so Berlin crisis Buck, Oskar see a/so Berlin Wall 35: 0378, 0539, 0578 Berlin Task Force Bundestag 12:0748; 13:0001 2: 0236, 0455; 6: 0001; 11: 0001; Berlin Wall 18:0858 3: 0045; 5: 0248; 6: 0001; 7: 0001- Bundeswehr 0400; 8: 0001; 9: 0189; 10: 0001- 2:0236 0617; 11: 0001-0504; 12: 0108- Burmeister, Wilhelm 0748; 13: 0001-0240; 14: 0001- 35: 0383 0579; 15: 0001-0913; 16: 0001; Business and industry 17: 0001-0575; 18: 0001-0047; 23: 0306 19: 0481; 23: 0001-0243; 24: 0001- see a/so Agriculture 0944; 25: 0491; 26: 0201 see a/so Banks and banking Bludau, Robert see a/so Coal and coal mining 35: 0367, 0397 see a/so Communications Bock, Helmut see a/so Industrial matters 35: 0337 see a/so Insurance and insurance Bock, Karl industry 35: 0372 see a/so Labor conditions Boldt, Erwin see a/so Labor-management relations 35: 0373, 0434 see a/so Manufacturing Bombs and bombings see a/so Mines and mineral resources Berlin, East 18: 0047; 21: 0583 see a/so Motion pictures Bonn, FRG see a/so Petroleum and petroleum Johnson, Lyndon B., visit 6: 0001 industry Border and boundary issues see a/so Printing and publishing Berlin, East-West 3: 0045; 5: 0248; see a/so Transportation and 6: 0001; 7: 0001-0400; 8: 0001; transportation equipment 9: 0001-0189; 10: 0001-0617; Cameroon 11: 0001-0504; 12: 0108-0748; newsgathering agencies 27: 0836 13: 0001-0240; 14: 0001-0579; Capital investments 15: 0001-0913; 16: 0001; 17: 0001- 23:0294-0299 0575; 18: 0001-0047; 19: 0481, CARE (Cooperative for American Relief 0917; 21: 0369-0477; 23: 0001- Everywhere) 0243; 24: 0001-0944; 25: 0491; Berlin elders 27: 0731 26: 0201 Cement and concrete FRG border guards 18: 0403; 25: 0144 23: 0268 Charitable organizations Concentration camps 27:0731,0781-0782 Auschwitz, Poland 26: 0365; 31: 0583; see a/so Red Cross 32:0137 Chemical and biological warfare agents Congo 11:0001 relations with FRG 23: 0268; 32: 0671 Chemicals and dyes Contingency planning 25: 0654 Berlin 1:0001; 2: 0907; 3: 0270; China, People's Republic of 4: 0001; 5: 0001; 8: 0001; 9: 0001- USSR relations 17: 0575 0189; 10: 0001; 11: 0001-0504; Christian Democratic Union (CDU) 13: 0240; 14: 0001-0579; 15: 0499- 14:0579; 17:0001; 18: 0047 0913; 16: 0001; 17: 0001-0888; Chronologies 18: 0777-0858; 19: 0001-0917; 3: 0001; 4: 0001; 12: 0108; 15: 0085; 20: 0001-0983; 21: 0001-0969; 17:0575; 18: 0047; 21: 0260 22: 0001, 0628; 24: 0001-0944; Church, Frank 25: 0001-0559; 28: 0037-0826; 8: 0001 29: 0001-0731; 30: 0001-0460 Civil disturbances Courts-martial and courts of inquiry GDR 11:0504; 13:0240 18:0468 Claims Cuba 33:0013-0300 missile crisis 17: 0001; 21: 0969; Clay, Lucius 22:0001 9: 0001; 12: 0108; 13: 0240; 14: 0001; USSR military forces in 16: 0453 16: 0001; 19: 0593; 20: 0001-0167, Cyprus 0543 relations with FRG 23: 0283 Coal and coal mining Czechoslovakia 25: 0613 Germans in 2: 0137, 0455 Commandants relations with United States 30: 0564 Allied 6: 0001; 7: 0400; 11:0001; Debt 12:0108; 13:0001; 14: 0579; see Public debt 15:0499; 16:0001; 19: 0250; Defense 20: 0543-0809; 21: 0001, 0260; see National defense affairs 22:0690 De Gaulle, Charles U.S. 15:0085; 19: 0481-0593; 7: 0001-0400; 9: 0189; 10: 0001; 20:0361-0543 11:0504; 12:0108; 13: 0240 USSR 7: 0400; 12: 0108; 13: 0001; Demonstrations and protests 14: 0579; 15: 0085-0499; 16: 0001; against Berlin Wall 6: 0001 19: 0250, 0481, 0593; 20: 0361- Deportation 0809; 21: 0001, 0260; 22: 0690; aliens 35: 0637 24: 0870 Developing countries Communications 8:0001; 13:0240 Berlin network 22: 0046 Dieckmann, Johannes general 27: 0784 3: 0045 postal service 27: 0786-0794 Diplomatic and consular service radio 18: 0047; 27: 0809 Czechoslovakia 19: 0481 telephone 27: 0805 Poland 19: 0481 Communism U.S. 4:0001; 11: 0001; 21: 0969 18:0351 USSR 12: 0001 Communist front organizations see a/so Foreign relations FRG trials 17: 0575 Dirks, Hermann Compulsory military service 35: 0367, 0397 GDR 12: 0748; 15: 0499 Disarmament Elbe River 5: 0001; 10: 0617; 13: 0240; 14: 0579; barge traffic 20: 0167 22:0143 Elections Diseases and disorders Berlin, West 18: 0047 smallpox 27: 0769 FRG 3: 0123 Dissidents GDR 17:0001 Berlin, East 4: 0001 Engineering Dobrynin, Anatoly 25: 0623 14: 0001; 15: 0001; 16: 0001; 21: 0369 Evangelical Church Dohrn, Friedrich 26: 0305 35: 0393 Ewald, Bernhard Douglas, Paul H. 35: 0398, 0542 10:0617 Exchange rates Earnings see Foreign exchange 3: 0373; 23: 0324-0326 Executive branch Earth science FRG 22: 0102 32:0723 Exhibitions and trade fairs Eastern Europe Berlin 25: 0588 and Berlin crisis 9: 0189 Leipzig 25: 0608 relations with FRG 17: 0001 Extradition East Germany Linnas, Karl 32: 0151 see German Democratic Republic Families and households Economic conditions separation by Berlin Wall 14: 0579; Berlin, West 11: 0504; 12: 0108; 26: 0201 14: 0001 Fechter, Peter FRG 23: 0001-0243 shooting at Berlin Wall 16: 0001 GDR 12: 0108; 14: 0001; 15: 0499 Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) Economic development anti-Semitism in 1: 0095-0340 Africa 23: 0261 balance of payments 12: 0108; Berlin proposals 23: 0024 23:0001-0243 Economic matters Bonn--Lyndon B. Johnson visit to capital 23: 0292-0299 6: 0001 corporations 23: 0306 border guards 18: 0403; 25: 0144 hotel industry 23: 0288 border with GDR 8: 0001; 10: 0617; labor conditions 23: 0310-0361 11:0504; 15:0499; 16: 0001; monopolies and cartels 23: 0308 18:0403; 19: 0481; 21: 0583; pensions 23: 0379-0385 25: 0284 Economic relations Bundestag 2: 0236, 0455; 6: 0001; see Foreign economic relations 11:0001; 18:0858 Economic sanctions Bundeswehr2: 0236 GDR 2: 0837; 6: 0001; 11: 0504; defense spending 5: 0001 12: 0108; 23: 0938 economic conditions 23: 0001-0243 Education economic relations 23: 0250-0286 27:0672-0689 elections 3: 0123 Ehrl, Sebastian executive branch 22: 0102 35: 0599 foreign relations 5: 0001-0248; 8: 0001; Eichmann, Adolf 9:0189; 10:0617; 11:0001; capture and trial of 31: 0174-0664; 12: 0108, 0748; 13: 0001-0240; 32:0001-0635 14:0579; 15:0001; 17: 0001; Eisenhower, Dwight D. 18:0047; 19: 0278; 20: 0543; 1:0001; 2: 0001 21: 0260; 23: 0250, 0392-0856; pre-World War II German bonds 31:0140; 32: 0671-0733 23:0392-0856 Frankfurt police 32: 0524 taxation 23: 0859-0864 government property 33: 0009 Fine arts judicial branch 22: 0122-0136 27: 0696 labor conditions 23: 0310-0361 Finkel, Walter laws and statutes 18: 0858; 19: 0101- 35: 0402 0137 Fleischer, Fritz legal relationship with Berlin 16: 0453; 35: 0405 18:0403; 19:0593 Foreign economic relations local government 27: 0750 Africa 23: 0261 military aircraft 22: 0679; 28: 0451 China 23: 0286 military forces 2: 0236; 5: 0001; 9: 0189; Congo 23: 0268 17: 0001; 18: 0403, 0777-0858; Cyprus 23: 0283 20: 0543; 22: 0143; 35: 0643 general 23: 0250 peace treaty with GDR 3: 0444; 4: 0001; Mali 23: 0267 7: 0400; 9: 0189; 17: 0575; 31: 0001 Morocco 23: 0282 police 18: 0047; 27: 0735 Sudan 23: 0260 political parties 8: 0001; 14: 0001-0579; Togo 23: 0264 15:0001; 16:0001; 17: 0001; Turkey 23: 0284 18:0047,0401 United Arab Republic 23: 0285 public debt 23: 0392-0856 U.S. 35: 0636 public opinion 11: 0001; 13: 0001; see a/so Economic sanctions 15:0085 see a/so Foreign exchange reunification of Germany 3: 0444; Foreign exchange 9:0189; 11:0001; 12:0108; 23: 0884 15:0085-0499; 17:0575 see a/so Balance of payments stockpiling 22: 0761 Foreign relations trial of Communist front organizations FRG 5: 0001-0248; 8: 0001; 9: 0189; 17:0575 10: 0617; 11: 0001; 12: 0108, 0748; see a/so Berlin crisis 13: 0001-0240; 14: 0579; 15: 0001; see a/so Berlin status 17:0001; 18:0047; 19: 0278; see a/so Berlin Wall 20: 0543; 21: 0260; 23: 0250, 0392- Federation of German Trade Unions 0856;31: 0140; 32: 0671-0733 23: 0329 GDR 17: 0001; 31: 0001-0067 Fellenz, Martin United Kingdom 9: 0189; 10: 0001; 32:0635 11: 0001-0504; 16: 0453; 20: 0543 Financial matters USSR 2: 0907; 3: 0001-0934; 5: 0001; banks and banking 23: 0906 6: 0001; 7: 0001; 10: 0001; capital investments 23: 0294-0299 11: 0001; 13: 0240; 15: 0001-0913; copyrights 23: 0921 16: 0001-0453; 17: 0575; 18: 0047; foreign exchange 23: 0884 Foreign relations cont. immigration and emigration 23: 0923- USSR cont. 0928; 24: 0001-0944; 25: 0001- 19: 0278; 20: 0001; 21: 0369-0477, 0559 0969 industrial matters 25: 0574, 0588-0608 see a/so Foreign economic relations intellectual, technical, and industrial Foster homes property 23: 0908-0921 scandal 27: 0782 monetary system 23: 0871 Four Powers patents 23: 0907-0908 on German reunification 9: 0189; 12:0108 relations with NATO 8: 0001 15:0499; 16:0001; 17: 0575; see a/so France 18: 0001-0047, 0440, 0646-0718; see a/so United Kingdom 20: 0001; 21: 0001-0969; 22: 0143, see a/so USSR 0307-0491 France peace treaty with FRG 3: 0444; 4: 0001; military missions 22: 0759 7: 0400; 9: 0189; 17: 0575; 31: 0001 relations with FRG 11: 0001-0540; peace treatry with USSR 1: 0001-0964; 31:0140 2: 0001-0954; 3: 0001-0934; Frank, Josef 5: 0001; 15: 0913; 31: 0001, 0067 35: 0413 police 15: 0499; 16: 0001; 18: 0047; Frankfurt, Germany 21: 0789; 25: 0001, 0062; 27: 0753 police 32: 0524 propaganda 11: 0504; 13: 0240; FRG 17:0888; 19:0481-0593 see Federal Republic of Germany reunification of Germany 3: 0444; Friedrichstrasse checkpoint, Berlin 9:0189; 11:0001; 12:0108; 12: 0108; 24: 0641 15:0085-0499; 17:0575 Fulbright, J. William Steinstuecken 1: 0340; 7: 0400; 8: 0001; 5: 0248; 24: 0457 10: 0001-0617; 14: 0579; 16: 0001; Funke, Fritz 18:0403; 19: 0908; 24: 0001; 35: 0367, 0397 25: 0001 Galbierz, George travel restrictions for East Berlin 35: 0408, 0562, 0575 2: 0001-0954; 3: 0045; 5: 0248; GDR 6: 0001; 11: 0001-0504; 12: 0748; see German Democratic Republic 13:0240; 16:0001; 17: 0888; Geneva, Switzerland 19: 0001-0917; 20: 0001-0983; Allied talks in 15: 0499 22: 0536; 24: 0001-0944 Gerards, Garrit see a/so Berlin crisis 35: 0416 see a/so Berlin status German Democratic Republic (GDR) see a/so Berlin Wall border guards 15: 0499; 16: 0001; Goller, Karl 25: 0310 35:0421 border with FRG 8: 0001; 10: 0617; Government securities 11:0504; 15:0499; 16: 0001; 23:0392-0856 18:0403; 19: 0481; 21: 0583; Government supplies and property 25: 0284 FRG 33: 0009 civil disturbances 11: 0504; 13: 0240 Grabiger, Emil compulsory military service 12: 0748; 35: 0425 15:0499 Great Britain economic conditions 12: 0108; 14: 0001; see United Kingdom 15:0499 Gromyko, Andrei economic sanctions 2: 0837; 6: 0001; Kennedy, John F.--talks with 12: 0001 11:0504; 12: 0108; 23: 0938 Rusk, Dean--talks with 13: 0240; elections 17: 0001 14:0001; 15:0499; 17: 0001; foreign relations 17: 0001; 31: 0001- 21:0001,0789 0067 Thompson, Lewellyn--talks with international organizations, membership 12: 0001-0748; 13: 0001; 18: 0357; in 18:0858; 19:0010 20: 0543-0983; 31: 0067 laws and statutes 8: 0001 Grote, Robert military forces 7: 0400; 9: 0189; 35:0426 10:0617; 11:0001; 12: 0748; Hampe, Rudolf 13: 0001-0240; 14: 0001-0579; 35: 0428 Harbors and ports India 30: 0553 recognition of GDR 17: 0001 Haupt, Eduard Indonesia 35: 0373, 0434 relations with GDR 17: 0001 Health care Industrial matters see Public health exhibitions and trade fairs 25: 0588- Henckel, Werner 0608 35: 0438 general 25: 0574 Herzog, Kurt Infrastructure 35: 0439 NATO projects 22: 0143 Highways, streets, and roads Insurance and insurance industry 25: 0623 23: 0361 see a/so Autobahn Intellectual, technical, and industrial Hiller, Franz property 35: 0442 23:0908-0921 Hilton Hotel, Berlin Intelligence services and operations 23: 0288 22:0186-0299 Hinrichs, Hermann International organizations 35: 0445 GDR membership 18: 0858; 19: 0010 Historical artifacts International Tracing Service 25: 0662- 26: 0357 0791; 26: 0001-0201 History Pan-European Union 17: 0888 historical artifacts 27: 0357 Red Cross 11: 0001-0504; 19: 0151; monument to Auschwitz victims 24: 0870; 31: 0192 26: 0365 see a/so North Atlantic Council public records 26: 0369-0935; see a/so North Atlantic Treaty 27:0001-0634 Organization Hoffman, Eugen see a/so United Nations 35: 0450 International Tracing Service Holidays and observances 25: 0662-0791; 26: 0001-0201 Christmas 12: 0001; 27: 0636 Interzonal Trade Agreement Freedom Bell celebration 27: 0636 2:0526,0954; 19: 0101-0137 Kirchentag observance 26: 0305 Israel Horak, Hubert Eichmann, Adolf--capture and trial 35: 0451 31: 0174-0664; 32: 0001-0635 Horny, Walenty 35: 0454 Huber, Otto 35: 0461 Huder, Heinz 35: 0462 Hummel, Walter 35: 0466 Hurtner, Johann 35: 0469 Immigration and emigration 18: 0047; 22: 0113; 23: 0923-0938; 24: 0001-0944; 25: 0001-0559 see a/so Refugees Income taxes 23: 0861 Israel cont. Kufner, Felix relations with Argentina 31: 0245-0496 35: 0494 relations with FRG 32: 0717 Kulke, Rudolf Italy 35: 0360 relations with FRG 32: 0684-0692 Kupfer, Martha Japan 35: 0625 10:0001 Kuttler, Eugen Johnson, Lyndon B. 35: 0495 6: 0001 Labor conditions Joint Chiefs of Staff, U.S. FRG 23: 0310-0361 11:0504 see a/so Wages and salaries Jordan Labor-management relations relations with FRG 32: 0723 23: 0343 Journalism and journalists Labor unions and organizations 27:0831-0836 Berlin Construction Workers' Union see a/so Public press 23: 0329 Judicial branch Brenner, Otto 23: 0329 FRG 22: 0122-0136 Federation of German Trade Unions June, Otto 23: 0329 35:0475,0511 Lang, Johann Junge, Helmut 35: 0502 35: 0472 Laueterjung, Alfred Karger, Josef 35: 0505, 0514 35: 0416 Laws, regulations, and statutes Kasper, Georg regarding Berlin 8: 0001; 9: 0001; 35: 0481 16:0453; 18:0468; 19: 0593; Kaul, Friedrich 22:0127 25: 0559 FRG 18:0858; 19:0101-0137 Kennedy, John F. (JFK) GDR 8: 0001 4: 0001; 5: 0248; 7: 0400; 9: 0189; international 2: 0137 11: 0001; 12: 0001-0108; 14: 0579; Lazarus, Josef 17:0001; 19: 0593; 20: 0167; 35: 0509 21:0260,0789 Leisten, Heinrich Khrushchev, Nikita S. 35: 0510 3: 0373; 5: 0001; 6: 0001; 12: 0108; Linnas, Karl 13:0240; 14:0579; 15: 0499; extradition 32: 0137 18: 0047; 21: 0260, 0969 Local government Kidnapping FRG 27: 0750 7: 0400; 8: 0001 Mali Klaus, Walter relations with FRG 23: 0267; 32: 0708 35: 0344, 0486, 0541 Mansfield, Mike Koblenz, Germany 3: 0444; 16: 0001 war crimes trial 32: 0595 Manufacturing Koenig, Paul 25: 0652-0654 35: 0330, 0487 see a/so Business and industry Krames, Karl Meany, George 35: 0490 views on Berlin 9: 0189 Kraubitz, Heinz Medical assistance 35: 0416 refugees--East Berlin 17: 0001 Krupp, Alfried see a/so Public health 32:0074, 0445 Melard Manufacturing Corp. intelligence services 22: 0186-0299 patents 23: 0908 stockpiling 22: 0761 Menshikov, Mikhail A. see a/so Armed services 8: 0001 NATO Military aircraft see North Atlantic Treaty Organization Allied 9: 0001 Naval operations FRG 22: 0679; 28: 0451 8: 0001; 9: 0189; 19: 0917; 22: 0001 U.S. 15:0085 Naval vessels Military airlift 22:0673 19:0043 Nazis and Nazi Germany Military bases, posts, and reservations Auschwitz victims monument 26: 0365 22:0680-0685 records on 22: 0190-0299; 25: 0791; Military forces 26: 0001-0201, 0369-0935; see Armed services 27:0001-0634 Military law war crimes 31: 0174-0664; 32: 0001- GDR 8: 0001 0635 Military patrols Negotiations Allied 9: 0189; 10: 0617; 19: 0101, 0917 regarding Berlin 2: 0001; 3: 0123, 0444- United Kingdom 13: 0001 0934; 4: 0001; 7: 0001-0400; U.S. 25: 0062 8: 0001; 9: 0189; 10: 0001-0617; Military records 11: 0001-0504; 12: 0001-0108; Germany 26: 0749-0935; 33: 0307- 13: 0001-0240; 14: 0001-0579; 0628; 34: 0001-0744 15: 0001; 17: 0575; 20: 0167, 0543- Military supplies and property 0983; 21: 0001, 0260,0969; 22: 0687; 25: 0613 31:0067 Military vehicles Newspapers and periodicals tanks 10: 0001; 12: 0108; 18: 0357; 27: 0823 24: 0641 see a/so Journalism and journalists Military weapons see a/so Public press 18:0468 Nietzelt, Rudolf Mines and mineral resources 35: 0516 coal 25: 0613 Norstad, Lauris Missing persons 20: 0167 25: 0656-0791; 26: 0001-0201 North Atlantic Council Monetary system 5: 0248; 6: 0001; 9: 0001-0189 23: 0871 North Atlantic Treaty Organization Monuments and memorials (NATO) Auschwitz victims monument 26: 0365 Berlin contigency planning 8: 0001; Freedom Bell celebration 27: 0636 10:0001; 11:0001; 14: 0579; Moritz, Josef 15: 0499; 17: 0888; 19: 0001-0917; 35:0475,0511 20: 0001-0983; 21: 0693-0789 Morocco infrastructure project 22: 0143 relations with FRG 23: 0282 military forces 2: 0907-0954 Motion pictures military headquarters 18: 0047 18: 0047; 27: 0717 sanctions against GDR 2: 0837 Murawski, Max U.S. military policy and 11: 0001 35: 0505, 0514 Nuclear physics and physicists National defense affairs petition on Berlin and disarmament defense spending 5: 0001 10:0617 equipment and supplies 22: 0669-0687 Nuclear testing general 22: 0143 5: 0001; 7: 0400; 13: 0240; 14: 0001 Nuclear weapons 17: 0001-0888; 18: 0777-0858; 13: 0240; 15: 0499; 20: 0167; 21: 0789; 19: 0001-0917; 20: 0001-0983; 22:0671 21: 0001-0969; 22: 0001, 0628; Pan-European Union 24: 0001-0944; 25: 0001-0559; 17:0888 28: 0037-0826; 29: 0001-0731; Paris, France 30:0001-0460 Berlin contingency planning 1: 0001 Berlin crisis 4: 0001; 5: 0001-0248; Passports and visas 6: 0001; 7: 0001-0400; 8: 0001; 12: 0108; 16: 0453; 17: 0575; 21: 0001, 9: 0001-0189; 10: 0001-0617; 0369; 24: 0001-0944; 25: 0001- 11: 0001-0504; 12: 0001-0108; 0559 13: 0001-0240; 25: 0373 Patents Berlin status 1: 0001-0964; 2: 0001- 23: 0907 0954; 3: 0001-0934; 4: 0001; see a/so Trademarks 5: 0001-0248; 6: 0001; 7: 0001- Peace treaties 0400 FRG and GDR 3: 0444; 4: 0001; cabinet 22: 0111 7: 0400; 9: 0189; 17: 0575; 31: 0001 Communism 18: 0351 USSR and GDR 1: 0001-0964; elections 3: 0123; 17: 0001; 18: 0017 2: 0001-0954; 3: 0001-0934; executive branch 22: 0102 5: 0001; 15: 0913; 31: 0001, 0067 fascism 18: 0354 Pensions and pension funds flag 22: 0098 23: 0379 human rights 22: 0099 Peru judicial branch 22: 0122-0136 Bormann, Martin--residence 32: 0001 laws; statutes 22: 0127 Peters, Kurt legislative branch 22: 0116 35: 0564 Nazism 18: 0354 Petroleum and petroleum industry negotiations regarding Berlin 2: 0001; 25: 0653 3: 0123, 0444-0934; 4: 0001; Petschenig, Johann 7: 0001-0400; 8: 0001; 9: 0189; 35: 0518 10: 0001-0617; 11: 0001-0504; Pfeiffer, Herbert 12: 0001-0108; 13: 0001-0240; 35: 0523 14: 0001-0579; 15: 0001; 17: 0575; Pillatzke, Otto 20: 0167, 0543-0983; 21: 0001, 35: 0527 0260, 0969; 31: 0067 Plachta, Richard occupied territory 18: 0357, 0440-1007; 35: 0530 19: 0001-0917; 20: 0001-0983; Poland 21: 0001-0969; 22: 0001-0046 see Auschwitz, Poland socialism 18: 0401 Police Political parties Berlin, West 8: 0001; 15: 0499; CDU 14:0579; 18:0047 18: 0401; 24: 0641 FRG 14: 0001; 16: 0001; 17: 0001 FRG 18: 0047; 27: 0735 SED8:0001; 18:0401 GDR 15: 0499; 16: 0001; 18: 0047; SPD14:0001; 15: 0001 21: 0789; 25: 0001, 0062; 27: 0753 Political prisoners see a/so Commandants 20: 0809 Political affairs Postal service Berlin contingency planning 1: 0001; 27:0786-0794 2: 0907; 3: 0270; 4: 0001; 5: 0001; Press 8: 0001; 9: 0001-0189; 10: 0001; see Public press 11: 0001-0504; 13: 0240; 14: 0001- Printing and publishing 0579; 15: 0499-0913; 16: 0001; 18: 0047; 27: 0822 see a/so Newspapers and periodicals 25: 0284, 0373; 27: 0753, 0943; see a/so Public press 28: 0001 Prisoners of war Recreation 31: 0166; 32: 0684; 33: 0307-0628; 27: 0713 34: 0001-0744; 35: 0001-0643 Red Cross Prisons and prisoners 11: 0001-0504; 19: 0151; 24: 0870; civil 35: 0602-0625 31:0192 Spandau31:0174-0192 see a/so International Tracing Service Speer, Albert 31: 0174, 0583 Refugees see a/so Political prisoners from Berlin, East 5: 0248; 8: 0001; see a/so Prisoners of war 11: 0001; 13: 0001; 15: 0085-0499; Propaganda 17: 0001-0888; 18: 0047; 24: 0457 GDR 11: 0504; 13: 0240; 17: 0888; Reinhart, Karl 19:0481-0593 35: 0536 Property Religion intellectual, technical, and industrial 26: 0305 property 23: 0908-0921 see a/so Protestant Church personal 23: 0864 Research and development see a/so Government supplies and 30:0561 property Reunification Protestant Church of Germany 3: 0444; 9: 0189; 11: 0001; Germany 13: 0240 12: 0108; 15: 0085-0499; 17: 0575 Public debt RIAS radio station FRG 23: 0392-0856 10:0001 Public health Rivers and waterways 27:0769-0781 Elbe River barge traffic 20: 0167 see a/so Diseases and disorders USSR barges blockade 21: 0539 see a/so Medical assistance Rueckerl, Max Public opinion 35: 0378, 0539, 0578 Berlin, East 10: 0617; 12:0108; Rusk, Dean 17:0001 4: 0001; 8: 0001; 13: 0240; 14: 0001- Berlin, West 8: 0001; 10:0001; 0579; 15: 0001-0913; 16: 0001; 12:0108; 16:0001 17: 0001; 21: 0001, 0789; 29: 0126 FRG 11: 0001; 13: 0001; 15: 0085 Saarbruecken, Germany U.S. 13:0001 Golden Book 27: 0028 Public order and safety S-Bahn surface rail system 27:0735-0782 18:0718-0754 see a/so Police Schilbach, Alfred Public press 35: 0360 27:0822-0836 Schmidt, Arno Public records 35: 0344, 0486, 0541 26: 0369-0935; 27: 0001-0634 Schmidtke, Willy Rabeneau, Anton 35: 0398, 0542 35: 0532 Schmutzler, Karl Radio 35: 0428 10:0001; 18: 0047; 27: 0809 Schoberth, Heinz Rahlf, Herbert 35: 0544 35: 0534 Schock, Willi Railroads 35: 0547 6: 0001; 11: 0001-0504; 18: 0440, Schuster, Bruno 0646-0754; 19: 0917; 24: 0404; 35: 0550 Schwalgerer, Hugo sports 27: 0713 35: 0555 veterans organizations 27: 0724 Schweitzer, Willibald Social security 35: 0629 23: 0310; 35: 0637 Science Soeldner, Johann 30:0557-0563 35: 0565 Securities Somalia see Stocks and bonds relations with FRG 32: 0715 Ships and shipping Sommer, Rudolf 22:0766; 30: 0528-0556 35: 0569 Siptrott, Hans South Africa 35: 0557 relations with FRG 32: 0711 Sistenich, Otto Soviet Union 35: 0408, 0562, 0575 see USSR Social Democratic Party (SPD) Space travel and artificial satellites 14:0001; 15:0001 30:0561 Socialist Unity Party (SED) Speer, Albert 8:0001; 18:0401 release from Spandau 31: 0174, 0583 Social matters Sports and athletics CARE aid to elders 27: 0731 19: 0278; 24: 0001-0944; 27: 0713 commemorative celebrations 27: 0636 Steinmueller, Josef divorce 26: 0355 35: 0428 education 27: 0672-0689 Steinstuecken, Germany entertainment of USSR officials access restrictions 1: 0340; 7: 0400; 27: 0729 8: 0001; 10: 0001-0617; 14: 0579; fine arts 27: 0696-0709 16:0001; 18:0403; 19: 0593; general 25: 0656 24: 0090; 25: 0248, 0373 history 26: 0365 Stockpiling International Tracing Service 25: 0662- FRG 22: 0761 0791; 26: 0001-0201 Stocks and bonds marriage 26: 0355 23: 0392-0856; 31: 0161; 32: 0733; military organizations 27: 0724 33: 0009-0300; 35: 0642 motion pictures 27: 0717 Strickstrock, Hans painting 27: 0709 35: 0523, 0571 public records 26: 0369-0935; Students 27:0001-0634 12: 0748; 24: 0870 recreation and amusements 27: 0713 Sudeten Germans religion 26: 0305 2:0137 societies 27: 0721 Summit meetings Paris 1: 0001 Vienna 1: 0001-0964; 2: 0001-0954; 3: 0373 see a/so Negotiations Switzerland newsgathering agencies 27: 0833 Szentendry, August war crimes 31: 0664 TASS (Telegraph Agency of the Soviet Berlin, West 9: 0189; 10: 0001-0617; Union) 16: 0001-0453; 17: 0575; 20: 0543, 24:0591-0792 0809; 22: 0536, 0685; 23: 0938; Taxation 24: 0001-0944; 25: 0001-0559 23:0861-0864 Berlin Wall 3: 0045; 5: 0248; 6: 0001; Technische Hilfswerk 7: 0001-0400; 8: 0001; 9: 0001- NATO paramilitary force 2: 0907-0954 0189; 10: 0001-0617; 11: 0001- Telephones and telephone industry 0504; 12: 0108-0748; 13: 0001- 27: 0895 0240; 14: 0001-0579; 15: 0001- Teufel, Waldemat 0913; 16: 0001; 17: 0001-0575; 35: 0408, 0562, 0575 18: 0001-0047; 19: 0481; 23: 0001- Thailand 0243; 24: 0001-0944; 25: 0491; relations with FRG 32: 0733 26: 0201 Thompson, Lewellyn Steinstuecken 1: 0340; 7: 0400; 8: 0001; Gromyko talks 12: 0001-0748; 10: 0001-0617; 14: 0579; 16: 0001; 13: 0001; 18: 0357; 20: 0543-0983; 18:0403; 19: 0908; 24: 0001; 31:0067 25: 0001 Tobisch, Franz see a/so Passports and visas 35: 0378, 0539, 0578 Treaties and agreements Togo air navigation 32: 0711 relations with FRG 23: 0264; 32: 0704 economic 35: 0636 Torke, Fritz financial 35: 0642 35: 0573 friendship, commerce, and navigation Trademarks 35: 0637 23:0911 military and defense 35: 0643 see a/so Patents World War II 10:0001 Transportation and transportation see a/so Peace treaties equipment Trials general 27: 0837-0953; 28: 0001-0011 Auschwitz officials 32: 0137 S-Bahn surface rail system 18: 0718- Communist front members 17: 0575 0754 dissidents--East Berlin 4: 0001 see a/so Air transportation Eichmann, Adolf 31: 0174-0664; see a/so Harbors and ports 32:0001-0635 see a/so Highways, streets, and roads students 12: 0748; 24: 0870 see a/so Ships and shipping war crimes 31: 0174-0664; 32: 0001- Travel restrictions 0635 air access 7: 0001; 10:0617; 11:0001; Turkey 12:0748; 13:0001; 15: 0499; air transportation to/from Germany 18:0469; 19: 0593; 21: 0001; 30: 0524 22: 0628-0639; 27: 0837; 28: 0037- relations with 23: 0284 0826; 29: 0001-0731; 30: 0001- Ulbricht, Walter 0460 3: 0444; 5: 0248 Berlin, East 2: 0001-0954; 3: 0045; Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 5: 0248; 6: 0001; 11: 0001-0504; see USSR 12:0748; 13:0240; 16: 0001; United Arab Republic 17: 0888; 19: 0001-0917; 20: 0001- relations with FRG 23: 0285 0983; 22: 0536; 24: 0001-0944 United Kingdom (U.K.) relations with China 17: 0575 access to East Berlin 17: 0888 relations with United States 2: 0907; foreign relations 9: 0189; 10: 0001; 3: 0001-0934; 5: 0001; 6: 0001; 11: 0001-0504; 16: 0453; 20: 0543 7:0001; 10:0001; 11:0001; military forces 10: 0001; 13: 0001; 13: 0240; 15: 0001-0913; 16: 0001- 20: 0543; 21: 0001; 22: 0758 0453; 18: 0047; 19: 0278; 20: 0001; nuclear weapons position 15: 0499 21:0369 United Nations (UN) TASS officials 24: 0591-0792 5: 0001-0248; 6: 0001; 7: 0400; Veterans organizations 11:0504; 12:0108; 13: 0001; 27: 0724 15:0913; 16:0453; 17: 0001; Vielhuber, Alfons 18: 0047; 21: 0969; 25: 0373; 35: 0580 31: 0245-0532; 33: 0013-0300 Vienna, Austria USSR summit 1: 0001-0964; 2: 0001-0954; air access to Berlin 7: 0400; 9: 0001; 3: 0373 12:0748; 13:0001; 15: 0499; Violence 21: 0001; 27: 0837; 28: 0037-0826; Berlin Wall shootings 7: 0400; 11: 0504; 29: 0001-0731; 30: 0001-0460 15:0001-0085; 16:0001 anti-Semitism in 26: 0201 bombings in East Berlin 18: 0047; Berlin, East--access restrictions 21:0583 16: 0001; 19: 0001-0917; 20: 0001- shooting of British soldier 21: 0017 0983 Wages and salaries Berlin status 3: 0001-0934; 4: 0001; 3: 0373; 23: 0324 7: 0001-0400; 9: 0189; 10: 0001; see a/so Earnings 11: 0001-0504; 12: 0108; 13: 0240; War crimes 14: 0001-0579; 15: 0001-0913; 31: 0174-0664; 32: 0001-0635, 0701; 16: 0001-0453; 17: 0001-0888; 35: 0629 19: 0278; 21: 0369, 0969; 22: 0001 Warsaw Pact commandants 7: 0400; 12: 0108; on Berlin border closing 5: 0248 13: 0001; 14: 0579; 15: 0085-0499; Water transportation 16: 0001; 19: 0250, 0481, 0593; barges 15: 0499; 20: 0167; 21: 0477; 20: 0361-0809; 21: 0001, 0260; 30: 0530 22: 0690; 24: 0870 general 30: 0528 Cuban missile crisis 17: 0001; 21: 0969; regulations 18: 0858 22:0001 see a/so Rivers and waterways diplomatic and consular service see a/so Ships and shipping 12:0001 Weber, Engelbert military forces 9: 0189; 10: 0001; 35: 0564 12: 0108; 16: 0001-0453; 17: 0575; West Germany 18:0001,0357, 0440,0646; see Federal Republic of Germany 19: 0001-0917; 20: 0361; 21: 0001- Wilker, Hermann 0163, 0583; 22: 0143, 0307-0624, 35: 0588 0666, 0685, 0690; 24: 0178-0278, Wolf, Bruno Max 0641-0792; 25: 0462; 27: 0729 23: 0361 newsgathering agencies 27: 0835 World War II nuclear testing 7: 0001 German military records 26: 0749-0935 peace treaty with GDR 1: 0001-0964; 2: 0001-0954; 3: 0001-0934; 5: 0001; 15: 0913; 31: 0001, 0067 relations with Allies 21: 0369-0477, 0969 Wueste Mark, Germany Zimmer, Arthur access restriction 25: 0001 35: 0594 Wurbs, Ernst Zwack, Eduard 35: 0591 35: 0597 Yugoslavia Zywezok, Victor Belgrade conference 7: 0001 35: 0599 relations with FRG 32: 0695-0701 Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files, Internal Affairs and Foreign Affairs

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