DR. HEINZ W. ECKERT-GREIFENDORFF

901 SHERMAN
APT. 1314
DENVER, COLORADO 80203
837-8896

January 21, 1977

Dr. Henry Kissinger
U. S. State Department
Washington, D.C.

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

It is with extreme regret that I watch you leave the office
of Secretary of State, after you have steered our political ship
so magnificently and skillfully through the much-disturbed foreign
political waters. It is my sincere wish that in future years
your name will be mentioned in connection with Metternich,
Disraeli, and Bismarck. I'm sure that many people like
myself will miss your political influence. I hope that the
new administration will possess your knowledge and acumen.
I want to thank you for your keenness and audacity in your
political thoughts. Be assured you will be missed.

With my highest respect,
sincerely yours,

HJC

Robert Eisner

121 81st Avenue
New Gardens 15, New York 11415

January 21, 1977

Dear Mr. Kissinger,

at this time when you are
relinquishing your office of Secretary of State
I convey to you my unqualified respect and admira-
tion for the job you have accomplished.

As a Jew, born in Europe, who
has found refuge in this country, I am proud of
the services you have rendered which are a credit
to all of us. And as presiding officer of Joseph
Popper B'nai B'rith Lodge - consisting for the
better part of Jews from Czechoslovakia - I thank
you for what you have done.

Mr. Henry Kissinger,
Department of State,
Washington D.C.

411 N. E. Wavecrest Way

Boca Raton, Fla. 33432

Feb. 9, 1977

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

The writer wishes to extend a thanks for your
numerous achievements in the most difficult areas, that involved
our relations with other nations.

In this complex world with so many diverse
situations, you persevered, and like a good soldier, you never
failed in projecting our desires that have always been one of
aid, comfort and peace among all the nations of the world.

If those in the Congress who opposed your
efforts showed one half of the dedication that you exemplified,
our nation would have been a greater beneficiary.

The enclosed news clipp is indicative of the
thoughts that prevailed in our area.

Best wishes for continued success in your
future activities.

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Caracas, December 31, 1976

Mr. Secretary of State Dr. Kissinger
The White House
Washington, D.C.
U.S.A.

Dearest Dr. Henry Kissinger:

I graduated as a Lawyer from the Carabobo's University in Valencia last December 10th. I expect to pursue a Post-graduate course in a University of the -- States.

I cheer your efforts for a peaceful world, and I would nominate you for the man of 1976 Bicentennial year.

You have earned the respect of this generation and I am pretty sure that you will go down in History as the greatest Peacemaker of our century. America and the World is to be grateful to you for giving the pattern of a new and successful foreign policy, based upon mutual understanding and cooperation.

Mr. Kissinger, America still need your leadership to be able to survive as a great Nation.

I am a heartily Republican and it would be a great honor for me to greet you and your wife someday in person. I beg you to give me your full address please, if possible.

I will be praying that may the almighty God strengthen and bless you during the coming year and always!

A friend from Venezuela,

Jazmine Gombol Flowers
Id. 4.599.507

Address:

Ed. "Grano de Oro", 3er. piso, N° 33,
Calle Bolívar, Chacao.
Caracas - Venezuela.

Cirsoca - Venemels.

Cille Boijlar, Cirsco.

Ed. "Grano de Oro," Jer. biao, No 33.
Addres:

Iq. 4.266.207
Jasmine Gompel Efomera

A friend from Venemels,

attracten und preus von during the coming year and this year!
I will be praying that we may the mightily God
blessed be.

I beg you to give me your full address please, if
you will honor me to greet you and your wife someday in
a heartily Republican and it would be a
ship to be able to arrive as a great Nation.

Mr. Klainger, America still need your friends.

Together and cooperation.

World is to be grateful to you for giving the pattern of a
the greatest peace maker of our century. America and the
and I am pretty sure that you will go down in history as
You have earned the respect of this generation

year.

and I would nominate you for the man of the year Bicentennial
I cheer your efforts for a beautiful world.

State.

Burne a boat-graduate candidate in a University of the
University in Alsace (is that December 10th? I expect to
I graduated as a lawyer from the Carspoporta

Desireat Dr. Henry Klainger:

U.S.A.
Washington, D.C.

The White House
Mr. Secretary of State Dr. Klainger

Cirsoca, December 31, 1949

Homer T. Fort
9 Fairfax Court
Midland, Texas 79701

F-November 3, 1976

Dr. Henry Kissinger
Department of State
Washington, D.C.

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

As a citizen, let me express my deep thanks to you
for your tremendous efforts on behalf of the United
States during the past several years.

Your dedication and brilliant performance in a tough
job during tough times have earned my warm gratitude
and that of many others.

I trust that, in whatever work you take up, you will
take satisfaction from having served so many so well.

And good luck.

StateNational
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November 16, 1976

The Honorable Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State for The United States
Department of State Building
Washington, DC

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

Our paths have never crossed and our chances are very very good that they won't because you live in another part of the United States and in a way, in another world ... but be that as it may, I hope that this message gets to your secretary so you can read it yourself.

Mrs. Fox and I and our family have been the recipients of many good things that these United States have brought to us so naturally, we have a greater appreciation for them than some who have just recently come among us, to reap the benefits that go with the land you have been protecting these many years as our able Secretary of State.

So our gratitude we send you in big bunches and hope that you and your family are well and that you get word from others who too are grateful for your fine accomplishments in behalf of this land.

CPF/ded

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January 15, 1977

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State
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Dear Mr. Secretary:

In focusing on my blessings at the beginning
of 1977 I think of the privilege of possessing a United
States passport. On every occasion on returning to our shores
I realize again how fortunate I am to be able to live in this
country.

Perhaps Nicholas Spykman sparked my interest
in foreign affairs when I sat in his classroom in New Haven
more than forty years ago. At the very least Mr. Spykman alerted
me to the fact that the preeminent position which our country
enjoys did not just happen.

Recently my wife and I entertained friends
from England who occupy positions of importance in that
country. Their comments again brought into focus the value of
my citizenship.

In analyzing these values I feel that I must
write to you to thank you for the most significant part which
you have played in keeping the United States strong and respected
throughout the world. I feel that your tireless efforts in
behalf of the United States have greatly improved my life and
the lives of my children and grandchildren.

Thank you.

Jr./s

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TOKAI UNIVERSITY

TOMIGAYA2-2B, SHIBUYA, TOKYO 151, JAPAN

den 17. Januar 1977

Sehr geehrter Dr. Kissinger!

Es ist schon hohe Zeit, Ihnen zu schreiben gerade
in dem Augenblick, wo Sie das Amt verlassen.

Ich erinnere mich noch sehr gut daran, wie ich
Ihnen gleich nach Ihrem historischen Flug nach Peking im Juli
1971 schrieb, dass Sie im Tempel der amerikanischen Diplomatie
schon lebend heiliggesprochen worden sind. Aber selbst der
Heilige Kissinger muss letzten Endes von seinem Amt ausscheiden,
solange er lebt und der Regierungswechsel stattfindet.

Die Hohenpriester der Diplomatie haben manchmal tragische oder dramatische Schicksale erlitten wie die Helden in Ihrem ersten Buch: Castlereagh und Metternich. Im Vergleich zu ihnen ist der Rücktritt von Kissinger viel friedlicher und prosaischer. Aber gerade die Prosaik ist das Schicksal von Staatsmännern der westlichen Demokratie der Gegenwart. Mendès-France ist fast vergessen seit der Genf-Konferenz 1954. Aber Herr Kissinger ist noch zu jung, um im Tempel einfach geheiligt und spurlos vergessen zu werden. Die Welt und Amerika werden Sie wieder brauchen, mit Ihrem grösserem Detachment und Humor.

Mit herzlichen Grüssen

Ihr

Shimpei Murajimaki

Shimbei Shinkichi

Ihr.

Mit herzlichen Grüßen

Sie wieder präsent, mit Ihrem großen Dasein und Humor, und abrlos verdeissen zu werden. Die Welt und Amerika werden Herr Klaasender ist noch zu jüng, um im Tempel einschließlich deheiligt France ist fast verdeissen seit der Cent-Konferenz 1924. Aber Staatssämern der westlichen Demokratie der Gedenwart. Mendes-brosasiacher. Aber dersde die Proasik ist das Schicksal von zu ihnen ist der Rücktritt von Klaasender viel friedlicher, und Ihrem eraten Buch: Castlereagh und Metternich. Im Vergleich achte oder dramatische Schicksale erlitten wie die Helden in Die Hohenpriester der Diplomatie haben manchmal tragische erartet und der Regierungswachechel atzingt.

Heilige Klaasender muss letzen Ende von seinem Amt ansehenden, schon lebend heilige Abkommen worden sind. Aber selbst der 1971 schrieb, dass sie im Tempel der amerikanischen Diplomatie Ihnen gleich nach Ihrem historischen Flug nach Bekind im Juli. Ich erinnere mich noch sehr gut dann, wie ich in dem Underflick, wo sie das Amt verlaaen.

Es ist schon hohe Zeit, Ihnen zu schreiben dersde

Sehr geehrter Dr. Klaasender:

den 17. Januar 1977

TOKYO UNIVERSITY
SHIBUYA, TOKYO 121, JAPAN

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