SPIELVEREINIGUNG FÜRTH E.V.

FUSSBALL · HANDBALL · VOLLEYBALL · SCHWIMMEN · TENNIS · GYMNASTIK · KINDERSPORT · GESANG

Gegr. 1903

Spielvereinigung Fürth e.V. - Laubenweg 60 - 90765 Fürth/Bayern

Prof. Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
Twenty-Sixth Floor
350 Park Avenue, New York
N.Y. 10022
USA

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90765 Fürth/Bayern

10.11.1995

Dear Mr. Kissinger,

We take the liberty of contacting you today in a very special request.

You know that our club, the SpVgg Fürth, has just been playing in the amateur league for many years. This is a league, which is absolutely unattractive to fans, media, sponsors and economy. If we continue playing in this division, we can no longer finance the high costs (e.g. rent for the Ronhof-stadium). This would have disastrous sporty and financial consequences.

This is why we decided for an offensive strategy. On July 1st, 1996 we will merge with our former Franconian competitor, the TSV Vestenbergsgreuth. This club and the SpVgg Fürth will build a common club called „SpVgg Greuther Fürth“ having its location in Fürth. All games will be hold in Fürth. Nothing will change for the SpVgg Fürth apart from the modification of the name.

An overwhelming majority of our members approved this future-orientated solution in the general assembly in the municipal hall on October 23rd, 1995. Mutually we want to use the big tradition of the SpVgg Fürth and the young, dynamic and successful image of the TSV Vestenbergsgreuth and lead the new club into the 2. Bundesliga (Second Division).

Apart from a convincing sporty conception it is also necessary to involve the whole economy and all public figures. You are one of the distinguished figures still having a close relation to the town of Fürth. On February 26th, 1996 we will hold a splendid performance in the municipal hall in Fürth and introduce our new conception to the public. We would like you very much to come to this event. Perhaps you have already planned to come to Germany or Europe during this time. Unless you come, we would be very very grateful if you sent us your greetings which we could read out in this evening.

We hope you do not misunderstand our request. We have accepted the big challenge to make the SpVgg Greuther Fürth acceptable in good society and revive to our former glories. This is why we have to use all possibilities of commercialization for our club.

Thank you very much for having taken the time for reading this letter. We are now waiting for your esteemed reply.

Yours sincerely

Edgar Burkart
-President SpVgg Fürth-

Helmut Hack
-President TSV Vestenbergsgreuth-

Geschäftsstelle im Sportpark Ronhof, Telefon 0911/7906094

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BEITRAGSKONTO Stadtsparkasse Fürth (BLZ 762 500 00) Nr. 220 442
SPENDENKONTO Stadtsparkasse Fürth (BLZ 762 500 00) Nr. 15 107
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Raiffeisenbank Fürth (BLZ 762 604 51) Nr. 43 575
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## Im Jahr 1923

- herrscht Inflation, Lebensmittelknappheit und Hungersnot. Zum Jahresende erhält man für einen US Dollar 40 Milliarden Mark. Ein Kilo Butter kostet 5,6 Billionen Mark, ein Kilo Brot 470 Millionen

- wird Gustav Stresemann Kanzler. Nach 100 Tagen wird er wieder gestürzt

- wird der Hitler-Putsch in München niedergeschlagen

- wird Calvin Coolidge Präsident der USA

### beginnt das Medienzeitalter

- der erste Tonfilm 'Leben auf dem Dorf' wird gezeigt. Die Technik wurde von deutschen Ingenieuren entwickelt, aber mangels Interesse der deutschen Industrie zuerst an die Schweiz und dann an die USA verkauft

- das erste Radiokonzert ist in der Berliner Funkstunde zu hören

### In der Unterhaltung

- sind die Schlager 'Ausgerechnet Bananen' und 'Wir versauen unserer Oma ihr klein' Hauschen' die beliebtesten

- hat die Haller Revue 'Drunter und Drüber' Erfolg

- und Marlene Dietrich hat in dem Film 'Tragödie der Liebe' ihre erste Rolle

### 1923 ist das Geburtsjahr von

- dem Publizisten Rudolf Augstein

- der italienischen Sängerin Maria Callas

- dem amerikanischen Politiker Henry Kissinger

- und dem deutschen Kabarettisten Jürgen von Manger

... weil Du geboren bist.
auf 27. Tage

(address in back)

HENRY A. KISSINGER

September 13, 1995

Dear Ms. Lewis:

With this letter, I have the pleasure of seconding
the nomination of David Halperin for membership in
the Council.

David's proposer, Admiral Elmo "Bud" Zumwalt, has
sent me a copy of his letter of nomination, which
very thoroughly covers the details of David's
career. I want only to add that David was a key
member of my NSC staff during one of the most com-
plex and difficult periods in which I held that
position. He was an outstanding assistant, with a
keen and sensitive grasp of strategic issues and a
rare ability to get things done. Although I under-
stood and supported his desire to pursue a degree in
the law after a couple of grueling years in the White
House, he was hard to replace.

During the many years he has subsequently spent in
Hong Kong he has established a wide range of contacts
throughout the region and has become a noted
authority on Asian affairs. I feel he would be a
very valuable addition to the membership.

Ms. Elise Lewis
Director of Membership Affairs
Council on Foreign Relations
58 East 68th Street
New York, NY 10021

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DATE: September 8, 1995

TO: Suzanne McFarland

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FROM: Priscilla Barry, Secretary

TOTAL NUMBER OF PAGES INCLUDING THIS COVER SHEET: 4
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AN ORIGINAL HAS ____ HAS NOT _X_ BEEN SENT TO YOU.

Thank you for your attention in following up on Admiral Zumwalt's
letter.

Attached is the letter proposing David Halperin for membership in
the Council on Foreign Relations. I believe it provides the
necessary background.

T1033203193

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E. R. ZUMWALT, JR.

ADMIRAL, U. S. NAVY (RET.)

June 8, 1995

Ms. Elise Carlson Lewis
Director of Membership Affairs
Council on Foreign Relations, Inc.
58 East 68th Street
New York, NY 10021

Re: Candidate for Membership--David R. Halperin

Dear Ms. Carlson Lewis:

I am writing to propose David R. Halperin for membership in the Council. I attach for your reference a brief curriculum vitae and a copy of Mr. Halperin's entry in Who's Who. (Also I would note that David was a Term Member of the Council in the mid-1970's.)

I first met David in 1968 shortly after I became Commander of U.S. Naval Forces in Vietnam. At that time, he was serving as Aide and Flag Lieutenant to my Deputy, a position he held until volunteering in 1969 to become Operations Officer of a pacification program in the Ca Mau peninsula. From a floating support base which served as a base camp for our river craft, helicopters, and SEAL teams, he made a significant contribution to what I would regard as one of our most successful and effective riverine operations in the Meking Delta. In the frequent occasions I had to visit this support base (where my son was also stationed as the captain of a riverine patrol boat), I was frequently briefed by David as to the progress of operations; and I was impressed by his ability to analyze and present in a succinct and articulate manner a complex and fluid situation involving both military and political issues. In late 1969, I asked David to join my personal staff in Saigon where he was asked to visit many of our outposts and operations throughout the country and report back with recommendations as to ways in which our operations, procedures, and systems could be improved.

David was so effective in spotting issues and coming up with creative recommendations in this assignment that when I was named Chief of Naval Operations in 1970, I asked David to extend his period of active duty beyond his four-year commitment in order to return to Washington with me and chair a series of retention study groups. At that time reenlistment rates in the Navy were disturbingly low, and we had made very little progress in creating opportunities for women and minorities in the Navy. As I recall,

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June 8, 1995

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less than one percent of the officers in the Navy were black (and less than five percent of our enlisted ranks were black)--and this was at a time when Harvard, MIT, and other leading universities had already achieved a level of black and minority enrollment which broadly reflected our society. For a period of several months, David assembled groups from all the different communities that made up the Navy--he would typically spend a week listening carefully to their concerns and suggestions and then chair a meeting attended by me and the Secretary of the Navy to present the recommendations of each group. The result of these meetings were many significant reforms to Navy personnel policies which I promulgated in what have come to be known as "Z-grams," and which I credit for many lasting and significant changes in Naval policies, including increasing by many thousands the number of black and minority members of our Naval forces, the creation of many new career opportunities for women, and the elimination of many demeaning practices which had made a career in the Navy unattractive to many of our best sailors. David was instrumental in the formulation of these policies, which dramatically increased the Navy's retention rates; and during this period of working so closely together, we forged a strong and lasting friendship. From our years of association, beginning more than 25 years ago, I would regard David as a brilliant innovator and superb manager.

In the spring of 1970 I released David from active duty so that he could take up a position on the National Security Council Staff as Personal Assistant to Henry Kissinger. During 1970-1971, he was responsible for Henry's schedule; attended and prepared minutes on many sensitive meetings, including those relating to Vietnam and SALT negotiations; and assisted in arranging Henry's first visit to Beijing in 1991. Shortly after that visit, David left the NSC staff to attend law school at Harvard. My continuing association with David during his White House period gave me an appreciation for his intellectual grasp of foreign policy issues.

After completing his law studies in 1974, David began working in New York with Davis Polk & Wardwell, but in 1976 he was offered an opportunity to return to Asia with the Hong Kong office of Coudert Brothers; and he has been in Hong Kong since then, becoming a partner of Coudert Brothers in 1983. He was one of the first American lawyers to begin practice in Hong Kong, and he is now one of a very small number of American lawyers who have spent most of their professional careers in Asia, specializing in banking and corporate finance matters which have involved him with projects in virtually every country in Asia. He brings to his law practice a knowledge of Hong Kong and the Asia-Pacific region which has made him a wise counselor and a person who may one day serve again in government in a capacity which makes use of his unique background in Asian affairs. In my view, he would be an outstanding performer as a high official in any foreign policy assignment in the future.

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June 8, 1995

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In this regard, as the Council explores ways of expanding its activities and programs in Asia, I am certain that David could be most helpful to the Council and would be prepared to devote substantial time and energy to programs relating both to Hong Kong and to Asia more generally.

David is a close friend of a number of Council members, including Jerome Cohen, Richard Gardner, Jonathan Colby, Gage McAfee and Alice Young, all of who will, I understand, be writing supporting letters. He is acquainted with a number of other Council members, including friends who knew him from his years with the Navy and the National Security Council staff.

Although Council members who are resident in Asia may have a more limited ability to participate in Council affairs than members living in the United States, I believe we need to encourage more overseas Americans to join the council and to contribute to its affairs, bringing to its programs a different perspective. In summary:

-- I have had the first-hand opportunity to observe David in the Navy, in the White House, and in his performance of his responsibilities in Asia.

-- In that quarter of a century observations, I have found him always impressive, always expanding his knowledge and competence, and always a world class performer.

-- I see him as a future senior government servant in the foreign policy field.

-- We would benefit from his membership.

Sincerely,

E. R. Zumwalt, Jr.
Admiral, USN (Ret.)

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Fax: (703) 528-5795

Enclosure

HENRY A. KISSINGER

November 29, 1995

Dear Mr. Hamada:

Just recently arriving in the United States
from an extended trip abroad, I at last have
the opportunity to say that I enjoyed meeting
you at the breakfast in Tokyo. It was a
pleasure to have the opportunity to converse
with you and the other members of the Diet.
It was an enlightening experience and I look
forward to returning to Japan so that we can
continue our discussion.

Mr. Ken'ichi Hamada
Member, House of Representatives
Social Democratic Party of Japan
2-1-2-522 Nagatacho
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100
Japan

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MAR - 9 1995

Hon. Henry A. Kissinger
Conference Chairman
"Defining An American Role In An Uncertain World"
Nixon Center for Peace and Freedom
1620 Eye Street NW
Washington, D.C. 20006

Dear Dr. Kissinger,

I write to commend you for your efforts in organizing this week's conference, "Defining an American Role in an Uncertain World." It was an honor to participate.

It was an excellent event, and perfectly timed. Americans and their leaders have not reached consensus on our role in the world today. In fact, there are severe pressures to retreat from leadership. Events like this week's conference are essential to building support for American leadership at a crucial time.

With best regards,

Tom Harken
& Associates

"The Horatio Alger Award most definitely is the Oscar, the Emmy and the Tony of real life."

— Tom Harken
1992 Recipient

November 7, 1995

Dr. Henry Kissinger
Chairman and CEO
Kissinger Associates, Inc.
350 Park Avenue, 26th Floor
New York, NY 10022

NOV 10 1995

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

I happened to see you on TV last night, and I could see in your face what I was feeling in my heart and you must have been feeling in yours after the tragic assassination of Yitzhak Rabin.

It is a terrible loss, yes, but I found myself thinking, Wow! Look what he did with his life — He made things happen, he didn't sit still. Someone once told me if we stop, our shadow stops, and then it's over. I live by that adage, and I think Henry Kissinger does, too. Your shadow hasn't stopped, Henry. You're still making it happen, and I thank you for that, my children thank you for that, and to the extent my grandchildren can understand, they thank you, too.

You may have seen the enclosed, I don't know, but I'm sending you a copy of a little verse called *God's Minute*. I didn't write it, I don't know who wrote it, and I don't think anyone does. But I've given away thousands of them to people who approach me after speeches and such, and simply to people who may want it or need it. Many years ago, a friend gave me a copy and said I would need it at some point in life. Then, he asked me to read it aloud.

"Casey, it would mean more to me if you read it," I told him, because he was not aware of the fact I couldn't read. Since then, Casey has passed away, but he was right — After I did learn how to read, I wore out several copies in the journeys of life. I'm not preaching religion, but I hope in some small way this helps get you through a day here and there. Our best to you and Nancy.

See you, my friend,

TH/dj
Enclosure

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FEB 28 1995

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

After two years as Executive Director of the National Republican Senatorial
Committee I have decided to return to the private sector and resume
operations at William D. Harris & Associates. Our firm will specialize in
advising private sector clients on the changed circumstances in Washington
created by the new Republican Majority. It is my sincere belief that the
political "revolution" which swept the country in November 1994 is the
beginning of a period of profound transformation in American society, politics
and business. I look forward with great enthusiasm to working with the
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years ahead.

I have taken the liberty of enclosing some materials on the operations of
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should you have need of our particular services.

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Harris & Associates is led by its founder and President, William D. Harris, one of this country's most accomplished political operatives and strategists. He now brings the expertise accumulated in over 25 years of Republican politics at the local, state and national levels to the Private Sector. Harris' keen insights into the political process, and his ties to the Republican majority in Congress have been fostered over decades and culminated with his recent service as Executive Director of the National Republican Senatorial Committee. Bill played a key role in the development of the GOP Majority Strategy which led to one of the most successful Republican Senatorial Elections in American history. As a result of the NRSC efforts, the entire Freshman Senate class of 1994 is Republican.

Bill Harris' 25 years of steady advancement to national prominence are a true testament to his political skills and abilities. Far from a simple "Washington Insider" Harris is an individual whose proven record of commitment and achievement started at the grass roots level and brought him to the senior levels of the overwhelming GOP victory of 1994. His role as a key player in the 1994 "revolution" gives William D. Harris & Associates its uniqueness.

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## Public Affairs & Representation

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## About the Founder

Bill Harris has spent twenty-five years in Republican politics and has been exposed to every aspect of the Party's Electoral and Legislative operations. Highlights of his political career include:

* **1993-1994:** National Republican Senatorial Committee Executive Director

* **1992:** Republican National Convention Manager

* **1988:** Republican National Convention Deputy Manager

* **1984:** Republican National Convention Sergeant-At-Arms

* **1992:** Bush Presidential Campaign: Debate Preparations

* **1988:** Bush Presidential Campaign: Scheduling & Debates

* **1984:** Reagan Presidential Campaign: Liaison to State Parties

* **1980:** Reagan Presidential Campaign: Alabama Co-Chairman

* **1992:** Presidential Inaugural: Principal Deputy Director

* **1977-1984:** Alabama State Republican Chairman

* **1983-1984:** Chairman, Republican State Chairman's Association

* **1979-1981:** Chairman, Republican Southern States Chairman's Association

PICTURES

June 29, 1995

Hon. Henry Kissinger
Kissinger Associates, Inc.
350 Park Avenue, 26th Floor
New York, NY 10022

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Dear Henry,

I called today with an offer for you to become a movie star! Seriously, RKO is shooting a wonderful little comedy here in New York called *Milk & Money*. It stars Olympia Dukakis, Peter Boyle, Robert Vaughn, Margaret Colin and yours truly, along with a bunch of talented young actors.

To add spice to the brew, we are asking some well known New Yorkers, such as yourself, to be a part of certain scenes with one or two lines (or none, if you'd prefer). We'd like you to be a part of a scene which takes place in a lingerie shop called Samantha Jones Lingerie on Third Avenue, near Sign of the Dove. The shooting date is Monday, July 24.

I've checked with your office and was told you have a possible dinner in your honor that evening. Since it is a night shoot (7:00 PM call), I thought you and Nancy might stop by after dinner, say 11:00 or 11:30. It wouldn't take long to shoot and I think you'd have fun. My husband, Ted Hartley, is reviving his acting career to play the lingerie salesman!

I'll have a script sent to your office so you can see what an amusing story it is. Michael Bergmann, who wrote it, is also directing. Jerry Lewis is doing a one-liner for us in an elevator scene. Ted and I have our fingers crossed that you'll say yes.

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MYRIAM JAIDI

Permanent Address:
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Bronxville, NY 10708
(914) 337-8484

EDUCATION

9/93-6/94
**Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA**
M.A. in American History, June 1994. Focus on 19th Century American history. Course work includes Graduate Core Colloquium in American History, 19th Century Graduate Seminar, Introduction to American Law, Arabic and dance.

9/87-6/91
**Harvard University, Cambridge, MA**
B.A. cum laude in History, June 1991. Focus on American and African histories. Additional course work in African-American literature, world religions, biology, economics and government. John Harvard Scholarship, Harvard College Scholarship, Elizabeth Cary Agassiz Certificate of Merit.

9/91-12/91
**Tibetan Studies Program, School for International Training, Brattleboro, VT**
Studied Tibetan language, culture and history while living with Tibetan families in India and Nepal.

EXPERIENCE

TEACHING

2/93-6/94
**Tutor, Tibetan Resettlement Project, San Francisco, CA**
* Designed and taught lessons on English listening and speaking, computer literacy, job interview and application skills in one-on-one and group settings

9/89-5/90
**Tutor, Philips Brooks House, Harvard University**
* Tutored recent immigrants in basic English to prepare them for employment

9/85-5/87
**Private Tutor, Self-employed**
* Worked with middle school students who experienced a lack of motivation and organizational skills
* Tutored in all subjects (biology, math, English, history, French)

LEADERSHIP

2/92-6/92
**Production Assistant, Choreographers, Ink., Dance Company, Cambridge, MA**
* Served as liaison between dancers and director, scheduled rehearsals, recruited stage hands
* Taught new movements to dancers, resolved personality clashes

9/89-5/90
**Chair, Social Sciences Tutor Selection Committee, Winthrop House, Harvard University**
* Selected committee members, arranged and conducted interviews

M. Jaidi

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002/26/95

07:53 PM

02/3

Myriam Jaidi, 16 Oriole Avenue, Bronxville, NY 10708 (914) 337-8484, Page 2

## ADMINISTRATIVE

**1/95- present**
Acting Director of Housing and Student Activities, Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane, Morocco
* Advise Vice President for Student Affairs on ways in which to coordinate the Department of Student Affairs with the Department of Academic Affairs
* Initiate communication between: students and the Administration, faculty and the Administration, and Department of Student Affairs and Department of Academic Affairs
* Active member of the Disciplinary Committee which investigates and deals with any breach of University policy
* Designed Housing structure for the University
* Selected Residence Directors, Resident Assistants, prepared handbooks on American educational and advising system for same
* Coordinate Student Activities and encourage students to design programming for themselves and their classmates
* Serve as Residence Director in one of four women's dormitories: help students solve personal and academic problems through careful thought and self-examination, serve as liason between students and their professors

**10/94-12/94**
Assistant to the President, Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane, Morocco
* Advised President and other administrators regarding policy initiatives and details of American system of higher education. Drafted: recommended changes to regulations regarding student conduct and discipline; campus security guidelines; assessment of Humanities Department programs
* Served as liason between staff and President
* Developed a seminar for the faculty on approaches to academic and general advising (from perspective of both students and faculty); serve as advisor and resident tutor to students starting in January
* Created a weekly campus newsletter, *The University Forum*, as a means of promoting the development of a dialogue concerning the progress of and possible projects for the University

**11/93 6/04**
Member, History Graduate Student Association Minority Concerns Committee, Stanford University History Department
* Co-drafted graduate student proposals for minority student recruitment, admission and retention as well as minority faculty recruitment

**10/92-5/93**
File Clerk, Howard, Rice, Nemerovski, Canady, Robertson & Falk
* Organized and filed pleadings and other legal documents, maintained records
* Assembled evidence for trials

**10/91**
Translation Aide, Redrafting Committee for the Constitution for Future Tibet, Dharamsala, India
* Helped translate into English a working draft of the proposed Constitution

## ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

* Proficient in French, some knowledge of Arabic and Tibetan

* Danced with Choreographers, Ink. and The Harvard/Radcliffe Dance Company, 1989-92

* Participated in Aids Education and Outreach seminars and teach-ins, 1989-91

* Radcliffe Novice Crew 1987-88; Winthrop House intramural soccer

* Traveled in Morocco, Kenya, India, Nepal, Bhutan, France, Southwest US.

M. Jaldi

☎ 914-337-9118

02/26/95

07:35 PM

☐ 1/5

26 February 1995

Dear Papa,

Here is my updated C.V. I have applied to Yale, Harvard and Stanford in addition to New York University School of Law. My interests lie in the areas of the intersection between law and history and, ultimately, I would like to pursue a joint JD-PhD with History concentrating on race relations, racial definitions, and the interplay of race and gender in the U.S. and, perhaps, in other nations. I am especially interested in the over-lapping of history and law in these areas and the ways in which the law has influenced and been influenced by the construction of race and gender in the U.S.

Once I obtain my degrees, I would like to practice and to teach law and to be a part of the founding of universities like Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane, the central mission of which is to encourage intercultural communication as a means to solving the problems of the world today. I feel that education offers people a chance to develop their minds not only for the purpose of financial gain but also for the good of the alleviation of poverty, racism, and ignorance, all of which result in little more than war and hatred. However, the type of education offered must encourage consideration of other peoples and other cultures as well as the re-examination of one's own origins. In addition, a complete education must encourage students to develop effective ways in which to apply their knowledge and to persist in their efforts to make change.

Despite any title I may have been given at this University, I continue to act as a jack of all trades, suggesting and reworking solutions to any problems I come across regardless of whether or not those problems are part of my "job." At a university so young and fragile as this one, I believe it is essential for all members of the University community to contribute to the establishment of sound policies for the future. For this reason, I initiate means of communication among the administrators and between the students and the administration. This work has been the most difficult and at the same time the most fulfilling experience of my life. At times, my initiatives and my policy suggestions work. At other times, however, I find that I needed to tailor them more specifically to fit a University in Morocco, a nation of complex cultural interactions.

I hope that this letter contains all the information you need. I believe that I am a very strong candidate for all of the schools to which I have applied and I would like to know that I got into school on my own merits. I would prefer if you did not ask for additional recommendations for me but I realize you want only the best for me and that your only aim is to help me. For these reasons, I have sent you this information. Thank you for everything.

I love you.

-Myriam

GPA

Freshman Year: 3.08 Sophomore Year: 3.00
Junior Year: 3.37 Senior Year: 3.72
Overall: 3.29 Concentration: 3.42 Non-Concentration: 3.23

Graduate school: 3.81

LSAT Score: 160 (83 rd percentile)

I wrote a thesis and received a degree with honors (cum laude). I wrote about women in the Harlem Renaissance, specifically Zora Neale Hurston, Nella Larsen, and Jessie Fauset and their approaches to overcoming or dealing with the barriers of race and gender they faced during the 1920s and 1930s.

At Stanford, I wrote a more successful thesis on the Black Seminoles in the Seminole Nation between 1840-1860. I argued that the Black Seminoles were an integral part of Seminole identity and that without the Black Seminoles, the Seminoles would not have survived the difficulties of removal to the Indian

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Territory and subsequent adjustments. I found that within the Seminole Nation, race did not determine interpersonal relations between Black Seminoles and Seminole Indians as it determined the relations between blacks and whites in the US. Even Seminole enslavement of Black Seminoles did not revolve around racial subjugation as white American slavery did. (In fact, Seminole slavery, which was more nominal than real, served to protect both Seminoles and Black Seminoles from the consequences of white American notions of race and racial hierarchy in the mid-19th century). Only when US power to manipulate events in the Indian Territory intensified did race become a more influencial factor in determining events in the Seminole Nation. I concluded that the operation of race in the Seminole nation revealed that there were many alternatives to white racism in the US; an exploration of these alternatives could result in significant discoveries about the development of racial attitudes in the U.S

Academic prizes and honors: John Harvard Scholarship, Harvard College Scholarship, Elizabeth Cary Agassiz Certificate of Merit

HK: is this anyone with whom you'd care
to meet should he ever get to NY? No
London trips are on your schedule for
several months.

Not interested, regret ✓
I did not respond

Willing to see in NY sometime__

Jody

HENRY A. KISSINGER

October 24, 1995

Dear Dr. Havelange:

I will be very happy to write a foreword to the book that is being written about you. It would be helpful if you could provide me with some biographical material and let me know how soon you will need to have it.

I also wanted you to know how delighted and honored I am to accept your invitation to be your guest at the 1998 World Cup in France. I am already looking forward to it.

Please do let me know the dates in November when you will be here, for I would greatly enjoy seeing you.

Dr. João Havelange
President
Federation Internationale de
Football Association
P.O. Box 85
CH-8030 Zurich
Switzerland

HENRY A. KISSINGER

August 14, 1995

Dear Mr. Haviland:

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to support the nomination of Hal Saunders for a Heinz Award. I do so with great enthusiasm.

I have known Hal for more than 25 years. He is not only a superb and dedicated public servant, he is a wonderful human being. He has a rare combination -- a keen sense of the national interest together with a sensitivity for how government actions impact on real people.

Hal and I worked together at the National Security Council and Department of State during the Nixon and Ford Presidencies. During that time, he was one of my closest and most valued associates. Although officially Hal worked in the Bureau of Intelligence and Research, his major contributions were to the efforts to turn the Arabs and Israelis from war to peace.

Through all the ups and downs of complex negotiations, Hal distinguished himself by his quiet optimism that a way could be found to stop the fighting. Working 16-18 hours a day, Hal always looked for new approaches to the complex issues and emotions surrounding the Arab-Israeli conflict. Throughout, his efforts were governed by a deep conviction that our actions could better the lives of individual Arabs and Israelis.

Whenever our talks hit a roadblock, Hal always had another idea of how to go forward. Always gently but persistently, Hal would put forward new ideas to advance the goals of peace. He was invaluable in bringing about the ceasefire and disengagement agreements of 1973, 1974 and 1975. Finally, Hal's vision and optimism were rewarded when he played the central role for the United States in negotiating the Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt in 1978.

Hal's gentle manner belies a rigorous intellect. Always challenging the conventional wisdom, which in Washington tends to be cynical, Hal is never satisfied with conventional answers. Since leaving the government he has been an author, teacher and mentor to hundreds of students. He has focused his efforts, unsurprisingly, on conflict resolution, peacemaking and the ethics of policymaking.

HENRY A. KISSINGER

April 20, 1995

Dear Mr. Chairman:

Thank you for allowing me to comment on your proposal to reorganize America's foreign policy establishment.

It has long been clear to me that the Executive Branch is not well organized to conduct the country's foreign policy. Responsibility and authority over international affairs is too diffuse. The many voices purporting to speak on behalf of the United States serve to confuse foreign friends and foes alike.

What is needed is steadiness, coherence and precision in the articulation and implementation of policies. The dramatic developments in international affairs in recent years make this an ideal time for a fundamental reexamination of how our government's structures can be reformed to take into account the new era's opportunities and challenges.

A major objective of any reform should be to strengthen the President's ability to respond to these opportunities and challenges quickly and in a way best calculated to advance America's interests. Your proposal to abolish AID, ACDA and USIA is a bold step in this direction by centralizing authority and responsibility for the conduct of foreign affairs where it properly belongs -- in the President's senior foreign affairs advisor, the Secretary of State.

Combined with necessary stream-lining of the State Department, your plan would go a long way to preparing our country for the more complicated and still dangerous world we will face in the next century.

I support your plan and commend you for putting it forward.

The Honorable Jesse Helms
Chairman
Foreign Relations Committee
403 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510

10/25

10/25

from Donna: Susan in Guido's office called to extend an invitation to an impromptu 80th birthday celebration tonight for Konrad Henkel hosted by Mrs. at Guido's.

Donna explained due at Asia Society at 6:30 & sent their regrets.

[Y]

11/20

July 12

on calendar
in brackets

HAK:

Konrad Henkel's secretary called to ask you to hold the date of
Monday, November 20 for an evening at the opera in Düsseldorf
to celebrate Dr. Henkel's 80th birthday. The Shareholders Committee
and the Management Board of the Henkel group will be putting this on
and you and NK will be getting an invitation in due course. It is NOT
a surprise. His actual birthday is October 25.

NOTE: Your week of November is clear except CONTINENTAL GRAIN ON TUESDAY MORNING, November 21

Thanksgiving is Thursday.

cbn

[L]

EINLADUNGS-BILLET

NOV - 1 1995

H.E. Dr. Henry Rissinger
and Mrs. Henry Rissinger

Deutsche Oper am Rhein
Düsseldorf

Montag, 20. November 1995, 19 Uhr

Smoking, Dunkler Anzug

u. A. w. g. auf beiliegender Karte

oder Telefon: 02 11/797-73 30, Telefax: 02 11/798-36 97

KONRAD HENKEL

enthüllt

DAS GEHEIMNIS
DER WEISSEN DAME

eine soi-disant
Seifenoper

&

DIE STERNSTUNDE
DES JOSEF BIEDER

von
Eberhard Streul
mit

OTTO SCHENK

ff Premierenfeier in den Foyers

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Vorwort

Menschen sind keine da. Sie haben den Raum verlassen. Allein die Gegen-
stände, die sie schaffen, die Artefakte, die von ihrer Klugheit und ihrem
Frohsinn, von ihrer Zerstörungswut, ihrer Hybris und zuletzt von ihrem
Untergang zeugen, bleiben zurück. Der Raum erzählt. Zunächst gestaltet
er sich als ein Theater, als eine Metapher, denn die Menschen, die nicht da
sind, sind von seiner Bühne abgetreten. Ihre Hinterlassenschaft begründet
ihren Abgang. Auf der Bühne stehen Schwerter in dichter Reihe. Durch
halbgeschlossene Augen werden aber nicht nur Schwerter, sondern auch
Menschen sichtbar, die diese Schwerter trugen. Die Bühne zeigt nicht.
Raum und Zeit verkürzend, stellt sie ikonenhaft dar, zitiert aus einem
Stück, das nur noch als Bruchstück vorhanden ist.

Räumlich gestaltet sich auch der Tod, dem die Menschen in der
Unterwelt begegnen, nachdem sie ihren Raum in der Oberwelt verlassen
haben. Hades heißt der Gott, der über die Toten herrscht. Hades heißt das
Reich, in das die Toten hinabsteigen. Wie sinnvoll sich solche mythologi-
schen Vorstellungen von einem räumlich gestalteten Leben und Tod auf
die Begebenheiten im Münchner Stadtmuseum übertragen lassen, veran-
schaulicht die Installation von Gabriele Henkel: «LES BEAUX RESTES –
Bilder der Vergänglichkeit».

Der Ausstellungsraum mit seinem gotischen Gewölbe ist das ehemalige Zeughaus der Stadt und befindet sich im Souterrain, einem unterirdischen Bereich: ein wunderbarer Resonanzboden, wie geschaffen für eine solche Erzählung von Raum und Zeit.

In diesem Zeitraum läßt die Künstlerin den Besucher zu einem Wan-
derer zwischen den Welten werden. Von der dicht gestaffelten Bühne, die
Schöpfung und Zerstörung gleichermaßen verheißt, zweideutig wie das
Leben selbst, aus dem sie hervorgegangen ist, steigt der Besucher hinab in
eine andere Welt, die von Leere und Verlassenheit erzählt. Wie soll hier
einer durchkommen? Da ist ein Steg, der das Totengelände ringsumher,
das »Meer des Vergessens«, das »mer de glace«, überbrückt. Der Steg ist ein
Leitfaden, ein Weg, der einzige, der letzte, geschaffen wie ein Traumbild,
ein Hilfssteg, um Zugang zu dem letzten Raum zu verschaffen, vor der
endgültigen Auslöschung.

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In den Seitenschiffen Versatzstücke: Ruinen, Überbleibsel, losgelöst von allen Zusammenhängen, die nur das Leben geben kann. Sinnlos in ihrer Verlassenheit, haben diese Zitate eine entgegengesetzte Wirkung auf den Stegläufer, der sie traumwandlerisch Revue passieren läßt. Ihre Unvollständigkeit regt die Phantasie zur Ergänzung an, in den Ruinen erblikken wir den einst heilen Bestand, in ihrer Vergänglichkeit blitzt vergangenes Leben wieder auf. Die Kunst der Leere verschlüsselt die Fülle, im Raum der Zusammenhanglosigkeit macht sie alles gleich, die Bierflaschen wie den fragmentierten Faun, den abgestürzten Flügel auf dem Boden, so außer jeder Kraft, außer jedem Sinn wie den losgelösten Arm, der sich aus einer Badewanne reckt und zu paddeln versucht – in diesem Raum der letzten Dinge gibt es keine Rangordnungen mehr – man schaue nur, man schaue auf die einzelnen Gegenstände, vereinsamt wie Inseln in dem toten Eismeer, und nehme ihre Geschichten wahr, ohne sie zu bewerten, denn in der Bestimmung, der sie durch die Zeit und die Vergänglichkeit unterworfen sind, sind alle gleich.

John David Morley

MÜNCHNER STADTMUSEUM

ST.-JAKOBS-PLATZ 1 - 80331 MÜNCHEN

Gabriele Henkel

LES BEAUX RESTES - Bilder der Vergänglichkeit
Rauminstallation im Münchner Stadtmuseum

Ab 30. Mai 1995 wird im Zeughaus des Münchner Stadtmuseums eine Installation, das heißt eine Rauminszenierung, von Gabriele Henkel zu sehen sein, die nach ihren Worten "eine Topographie der Vergänglichkeit" abtastet. In dem leergeräumten Waffensaal inszeniert die Professorin für Kommunikationsdesign an der Universität Wuppertal einen Assoziationsraum, in dem sie Elemente alter Vanitasstilleben abwandelt und mit Fundstücken aus den Depots Münchner Museen zu dreidimensionalen Bildern komponiert. Ausstellungsdauer bis 3. September 1995.

In der Anticamera, dem sogenannten 'Moriskensaal', wird die fragwürdige Faszination von Waffen durch ein Bühnenbild charakterisiert, Stichwort "Ornamente der Gewalt".

"Protagonist" im Ensemble der Fragmente und Relikte im Waffensaal ist das Bein des Friedensengels (Erstguß von 1899). In dem dreischiffigen spätgotischen Profanbau nähert sich der Besucher diesem Objekt auf einem Steg im Mittelschiff, der Assoziationen an Hochwasser in Venedig auslöst. Der Boden in den zwei Seitenschiffen ist mit grünlich schimmerndem Wasserglas ausgelegt und simuliert ein "Meer des Vergessens", auf dem die Objekte am Auge des Betrachters vorbeitreiben.

Außer den zwölf Tableaux ihrer Ausstellung hat Gabriele Henkel als Stadtrauminstallation im Auftrag des Baureferats ein Lapidarium aus Trümmerstücken des im Krieg zerstörten Siegestores in der neben dem Münchner Stadtmuseum gelegenen Nieserstraße angelegt.

HENRY A. KISSINGER

October 26, 1995

Dear Ms. Hessamfar:

I am writing to let you know how sorry I was to have to
cancel my appearance for Vanstar on October 16. It would
have been a pleasure to meet you at the lunch and I
deeply regret any inconvenience my absence may have
caused you.

My plans that day were to travel to Washington in time
for lunch and to return to New York that afternoon to
host a board dinner. But based on the information my
security staff obtained from the metropolitan police and
other law enforcement authorities, I was advised that
massive travel delays in and out of Washington were
expected because of the Million Man March. Due to the
anticipated problems at the time, I thought it best to
call off the trip. I had no idea, nor did anyone else
I consulted, that the majority of Washington planned to
stay home that day to avoid the projected chaos much
heralded in the press.

Again, I regret the cancellation but I hope there will
be another Vanstar occasion when we will have an
opportunity to meet.

Ms. Elahe Hessamfar
CIO
Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.
One CNN Center
Box 105366
Atlanta, GA 30348

SUITE 1021 • 1800 K STREET, N. W. • WASHINGTON, D. C. 20006 • (202) 872-0300
TELEFAX (212) 753-7248

Ashok P. Hinduja

April 13, 1995

MAY - 1 1995

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
Suite 1021
1800 K Street, N.W.
Washington D.C. 20006
USA

It was both a pleasure and a privilege to have hosted a lunch meeting in your honour at the Hinduja House, Bombay, on March 21, 1995. The two hours that my executives and I spent with you greatly enriched our knowledge and perspective on many topics. I was particularly happy to know your positive observations on the economic potential of India in the coming years and decades and your emphatic observations that India and the United States have much to do together to promote democracy, peace, and prosperity in an uncertain world.

I'm also pleased at the interest that you showed in the activities and plans of the Hinduja Group in India and abroad. Your firm—Kissinger Associates, Inc. —could play an important role in exploring possible areas of business co-operation between US companies and our Group. In this regard, may I suggest that your vice-chairman, Mr. Alan R. Batkin, whom I had the pleasure of meeting along with you, remain in touch with me.

I have kept my brothers, Srichand, Gopichand, and Prakash, abreast of the discussions that we had during our meeting and it will be their pleasure to meet you during your next visit to London or Geneva. They will also look forward to meeting you when they visit Washington next. For your convenience I'm listing their telephone numbers.

S. P. Hinduja or G. P. Hinduja
P. P. Hinduja

Tel. No. (London) (71) 8 394 661
Tel. No. (Geneva) (22) 7 321 130

Hinduja House,
Dr. Annie Besant Road, Worli, Bombay-400 018.
Tel: Off: 492 0707 Res : 620 0888 Fax: 495 0430