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Professor Henry A. KISSINGER
Harvard University
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Cambridge 38, Mass.
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Dear Professor Kissinger,

I have the pleasure to inform you today that EUROPA-ARCHIV issue number 12/1965 containing your article "Die Überwindung der Spaltungstendenzen im westlichen Bündnis" is just appearing. Three copies of this issue together with 25 offprints are being sent to you by separate mail.

According to your wishes we also have arranged for an additional copy each to be submitted to Dr. Konrad Adenauer, Dr. Heinrich Krone, Dr. Eugen Gerstenmaier, Mr. Herbert Wehner, and Mr. Helmut Schmidt, conveying your compliments to them.

Your honorarium of DM 350,- is being transferred to your account.

Let me say once again that we are particularly happy to have been able to publish this excellent piece in Europa-Archiv. May I express the hope that we shall have an opportunity to continue our cooperation also in the future.

With best wishes,

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With best wishes,

Archiv. May I express the hope that we shall have an opport-

account.

Your honorsariss of DM 320,- is being transferred to your
to them.

Wehner, and Mr. Helmut Schmidt, conveying your compliments
Dr. Heinrich Krone, Dr. Engen Gerstenmaier, Mr. Herpert
ditional copy each to be submitted to Dr. Koursd Adenauer,
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52 outprints are being sent to you by separate mail.

that abstanding. Three copies of this issue together with
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Prof. Henry A. Kissinger
Harvard University
6 Divinity Avenue
Cambridge 38, Mass.
U S A

AIR MAIL

Dear Professor Kissinger,

I am sending to you herewith proof sheets of your contribution to Europa-Archiv. As you will see, we have inserted the addenda submitted to us with your letter of May 24. On our part we have added a few subtitles which I trust will meet with your approval.

Your article is scheduled for publication on June 25. We shall have to go to print on June 16. Unless we hear from you by June 15, we take it that the German version has your approval.

For your information I would like to add that we shall not fail to give a few lines about the author and to mention that the article is based on the final chapter of your most recent book which was published under the auspices of the Council on Foreign Relations.

I have read your article with keen interest and I am convinced that it will have a very good reception amongst our readers.

With best wishes,

Encl.

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May 24, 1965

are not identical everywhere.

Theoretically one can argue that the goal should be an Atlantic Commonwealth with a truly shared sovereignty. In a distant future this may come to pass. In a future relevant to current political decisions it is precluded by the unlikelihood of a major delegation of United States sovereignty. And it is inhibited by the different perspectives of Europe and the United States toward developments in other parts of the world.

Over the next decades the United States is likely to find itself increasingly engaged in the Far East, in Southeast Asia and in Latin America. Our European Allies will almost certainly consider that their vital interests are not at stake in these areas. If Atlantic policy is completely centralized, it may grow stagnant. The Alliance will be able to agree only on doing nothing. Or else, it will engage in a series of pretenses. The behavior of our Allies toward American requests for assistance in Vietnam is a good example. The Soviets may use our involvements in other continents as a pretext to blackmail Europe. This, combined with the lack of interest among Europeans in the issues involved, may strain the Alliance beyond the breaking point.

Looking beyond the immediate future, it is not difficult

preaking point.

Europeans in the issues involved, may strain the Alliance beyond the
to blackmail Europe. This, combined with the lack of interest among
The Soviets may use our involvements in other continents as a pretext
toward American requests for assistance in Vietnam is a good example.
it will engage in a series of pretenses. The behavior of our Villes
The Alliance will be able to agree only on doing nothing. Or else,
It Atlantic policy is completely centralised, it may grow stagnant.
consider that their vital interests are not at stake in these areas.
and in Latin America. Our European Villes will almost certainly
itself increasingly engaged in the Far East, in Southeast Asia

Over the next decades the United States is likely to find
States toward developments in other parts of the world.

inhibited by the different perspectives of Europe and the United
of a major delegation of United States sovereignty. And it is
current political decisions it is beset by the unlikehood
distant future this may come to pass. In a future relevant to
Atlantic Commonwealth with a truly平等 sovereignity. In a
Theoretically one can argue that the goal should be an
are not identical everywhere.

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