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Washington, D. C. 20036
1152-16th Street, N. W.
Socialist Republic
Ambassador of the Union of Soviet
Austoliy F. Dobrynin
His Excellence

Henry A. Klaesinger

Warm regards,

With best wishes for a peaceful New Year,

accept it.

Dear Austol:

KISSINGER, HENRY

Zur Erinnerung an den Tag, an dem vor 20 Jahren das Grundgesetz
der Bundesrepublik Deutschland verabschiedet wurde, gibt die
Deutsche Bundespost heute eine Gedenkbriefmarke heraus. Die
Gedenkmarke erinnert zugleich an die Verkündung der Weimarer
Verfassung vor 50 Jahren im Jahre 1919.

Ich erlaube mir, Ihnen die Gedenkmarke zu übersenden.

Bonn, den 23. Mai 1969

Bundesminister für das Post- und Fernmeldewesen

The German Ambassador

4645 Reservoir Rd, N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20007

October 20, 1969

The German Minister for Post and Telecommunication
Dr. Werner Dollinger has asked me to transmit to you
with his compliments the enclosed set of stamps com-
memorating as well the 20th anniversary of the pas-
sing of the present German constitution, the so-
called Basic Law, as the 50th anniversary of the
proclamation of the Weimar constitution, both on
May 23, 1949 and 1919 respectively.

With kind personal regards,

Professor Henry Kissinger
Special Assistant to the President
The White House
Washington, D. C.

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July 14, 1972

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Dear Henry Kissinger:

The enclosed note was on its way to you with a bottle
of Dom Perignon Champagne, from the Beverly Hills
Hotel, but you had just been whisked away in a beau-
tiful new Secret Service car, and it was never deliv-
ered.

Unfortunately, I will be unable to be at the dinner on
July 26th, in New York City for contributors of
$50,000 or over, as I'm scheduled to be at our main
plant in Florida. However, we are working directly
through Maurice Stans, separately on that matter.

It's been such a long time since Bob Anderson intro-
duced us some years ago, that it was especially nice
to have at least a fleeting opportunity of saying hello
as you walked out of the sumptuous main lobby of the
Beverly Hills.

Since I am sure that good champagne always eases
negotiations, I'm sending a bottle along with this
letter. You will probably have even more success

618 NW High Street
Boca Raton, Florida 33432

June 10, 1970.

Dear Madam,

In April I sent Dr. Kissinger an enamel plate as a kind of
compliment. I wonder if this reached him safely? I realize it
arrived at a horrendously busy period and he would not have time
to think about it. There are also the possibilities that the
letter of explanation attached to the package was not delivered
with it, or that I overestimated his sense of humor and what was
meant as a compliment was taken as an insult. However, the latter
seems remote.

I should appreciate it if you could find out if this arrived
in good condition because if it did not I should like to replace
it.