UNITED STATES SENATE
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20510

BILL BRADLEY
NEW JERSEY

December 13, 1995

JAN 24 1996

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

Thank you for sending me a copy of your recent tribute to Yitzhak Rabin, as published in the *Washington Post*.

I offer my condolences to you on the loss of a dear friend, and I join you and millions of others around the world in mourning the loss of great statesman and peacemaker. This tragic event must serve only to strenghten our resolve to continue Yitzhak Rabin's journey towards a lasting Middle East peace.

The Honorable Henry Kissinger
Suite 1021
1800 K Street, NW
Washington, D.C. 20006

OFFICE OF
HENRY A. KISSINGER

October 23, 1996

Dear Mr. Schmidt:

Dr. Kissinger has been traveling
extensively since receiving Mr. Braun's
letter, and we must apologize for the
tremendous delay in responding to his
kind invitation.

Much to Dr. Kissinger's regret, owing
to a number of commitments in New York
around November 9th, he will unfortunately
not be able to be in Nürnberg for the
match between Germany and Northern Ireland.
He is greatly disappointed to miss it but
much appreciated Mr. Braun's thinking of
him and sends all good wishes for a
resounding victory for the home team.

Mr. Horst R. Schmidt
Generalsekretär
Deutscher Fussball-Bund
Frankfurt

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TRANSLATION - jw

18 October 1996

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

Permit us to refer to the letter from our president dated
September 11, 1996 and the invitation discussed therein to the
international match between Germany and Northern Ireland in Nürnberg
on November 9th.

Since preparations for this match are being finalized, we wish to
again ask if you can pay us the honor of your visit.

Mr. Braun would be delighted to be able to welcome you as the DFB's
honored guest in Nürnberg and still hopes for your acceptance.

TRANSLATION - jw

September 11, 1996

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

I was tremendously pleased to learn from your embassy that you will
do the DFB the honor of attending the next congress in October 1998
in Wiesbaden. I consider myself extremely fortunate for this
positive reply. You know from my last letter how much I have admired
you for a number of years and thus what a wonderful experience our
meeting in England was for me.

Unfortunately you were not able--to your great regret, as you said--
to see live our national team's final in the special atmosphere of
London's Wembley stadium.

Already, in the not-too-distant future--on November 9, 1996--our team
has this year's only remaining international match at home. The opponent
in the qualification for the 1998 World Cup in France is Northern Ireland,
in Nürnberg, thus in your hometown so to speak. I would like to cordially
invite you to this event personally as well as on behalf of the DFB board.
The Franconia stadium is without a doubt among the most beautiful soccer
arenas in Germany and, with our enthusiastic fans, we hope for an
impressive evening. UEFA president Lennart Johansson would also be
pleased to come to Nürnberg to meet with you.

Perhaps a visit to this important international match will be possible
despite your tight schedule. Please give me an idea whether you might
be able to accept our invitation. On this occasion we could also continue
our personal exchange which, as I already mentioned, I found so pleasant
and impressive. It would be a great pleasure for me to see you again
in Nürnberg.

With all good wishes to your wife,

SEP-11-1996 10:16

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Mr.
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger Associates
350 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10022
USA

11th September, 1996

Dear Mr. Kissinger, dear friend,

mit außerordentlich großer Freude habe ich Ihre Botschaft empfangen, daß Sie dem Deutschen Fußball-Bund die Ehre erweisen, dem nächsten Bundestag im Oktober 1998 in Wiesbaden beizuwohnen. Ich schätze mich ungemein glücklich über diese positive Antwort. Aus meinem letzten Schreiben wissen Sie, wie sehr ich Sie schon seit vielen Jahren bewundere und als welch großartiges Erlebnis ich unser Zusammentreffen in England daher empfunden habe.

Leider konnten Sie - zu Ihrem großen Bedauern, wie Sie formulieren - das Finale mit unserer Nationalmannschaft in der besonderen Atmosphäre des Londoner Wembley-Stadions nicht live verfolgen.

Schon in absehbarer Zeit, am 9. November 1996, steht für unser Team das einzige weitere Heim-Länderspiel dieses Jahres auf dem Programm. Gegner in der Qualifikation zur Weltmeisterschaft 1998 in Frankreich ist in Nürnberg, also quasi in Ihrer Heimat, die Mannschaft Nordrlands. Zu diesem Ereignis möchte ich Sie persönlich, aber auch im Namen von DFB-Präsidium und -Vorstand, sehr herzlich einladen. Das Franken-Stadion zählt zweifellos zu den schönsten Fußball-Schauplätzen in Deutschland, und gemeinsam mit unserer begeisterungsfähigen Fans hoffen wir dort auf einen stimmungsvollen Abend. UEFA-Präsident Lennart Johansson würde ebenfalls gerne nach Nürnberg kommen, um mit Ihnen zusammenzutreffen.

Vielleicht ist ein Besuch dieses wichtigen Länderspiels für Sie trotz Ihres dichtgedrängten Terminkalenders möglich. Geben Sie mir doch bitte ein Signal, ob Sie unserer Einladung auch in diesem Fall folgen können. Bei dieser Gelegenheit könnten wir gleichzeitig unseren persönlichen Austausch fortführen, den ich - wie schon gesagt - als so angenehm und eindrucksvoll empfunden habe. Mit einem Wiedersehen in Nürnberg würden Sie mir erneut eine große Freude bereiten.

Verbunden mit meinen allerbesten Grüßen an Ihre Gemahlin wünsche ich Ihnen weiterhin alles Gute.

Mit herzlichen Grüßen

Egidius Braun

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Harry Browne
President

LIBERTARIAN IN '96

FOR

Harry Browne
Post Office Box 50829
Nashville, Tennessee, 37205

JUN - 3 1996

Dear Friend of Freedom,

Government doesn't work.

It doesn't deliver the mail on time. It doesn't keep our cities safe. Its schools don't educate our children. Its welfare system promotes dependency, irresponsibility, and poverty. And government saps the economy — crippling and killing companies and jobs.

Almost every Republican politician says he agrees with this. But the Republicans are doing nothing substantial to make government smaller. They offer 7-year plans that we know will never come to fruition. And now Bob Dole is fighting to appear more compromising, centrist, and "respectable" than Bill Clinton.

We don't have to settle for this. We can change the political debate for 1996.

I am Harry Browne, Libertarian candidate for President. In my campaign book *Why Government Doesn't Work*, I offer a workable plan that delivers:

* Huge Tax Cuts Now!

* Huge Spending Cuts Now!

* A Balanced Budget Now!

*Why Government Doesn't Work* shows why we should do this and how we can do it. On my first day as President of the United States, I will deliver to Congress a budget that will:

* Immediately slash federal spending by 50%, with further reductions in the following years.

* Immediately balance the budget.

* Immediately repeal the income tax and shut down the IRS. (What will "replace" the income tax? A flat tax? No. A sales tax? No. We'll replace it with *nothing*. If we limit the federal government to just its Constitutional functions, it can be financed by the current level of tariffs and excise taxes.)

* Get government completely out of Social Security. Sell assets the federal government shouldn't own (western lands, pipelines, and so on) and use the proceeds to buy lifetime annuities with private companies for those who are dependent on this bankrupt program.

Force the government to stay out of any area not specified in the Constitution.

Is this a dream? *We will never know whether we can achieve this until we start asking for it.* We will never turn government around and make it smaller until we stop fighting increases and start demanding reductions.

HARRY BROWNE FOR PRESIDENT ★ 1500 ADAMS AVENUE, SUITE 105 ★ COSTA MESA CA 92626
PHONE: (714) 437-7911 ★ FAX: (714) 432-1468

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Whether you plan to vote Republican or are ready to turn to a third party, you will benefit if these proposals become part of the 1996 national debate.

What can you do to make that happen?

1. Read, review, and write about *Why Government Doesn't Work*. Ask your supporters to read the book.

2. Turn the discussion, dialogue, and debate to the wisdom and workability of my huge and immediate cuts in the federal government. Make sure the argument is over how fast we can reduce government, not how fast it should grow. Make Robert Dole and Bill Clinton defend the income tax, the unworkable Social Security system, an unbalanced budget in the current year.

We need to put the ideas that you and I share on the national agenda now — to make them part of the national debate. *Why Government Doesn't Work* and my Libertarian campaign for the Presidency could pressure Bob Dole and Bill Clinton into discussing those ideas — instead of focusing on vague notions of “leadership,” “getting things done,” and other concepts that translate into more government.

Do I have a chance to make a difference? Yes. Now that the Republican candidate has been chosen and the noise level has diminished, I am ready to step forward as the 3rd alternative.

* I will be on the ballot in all 50 states in November.

* I have already qualified for matching federal funds — which I have refused to take (I don't believe in welfare for individuals, corporations, or politicians.)

* Since January 1; I have appeared on over a hundred talk-radio shows and have spoken at length to over 10 million listeners.

* I am already leading in most of the Internet Presidential polls — way ahead of Bill Clinton, Bob Dole, and Pat Buchanan. Soon I will be showing up in the mainstream public opinion polls.

* *Why Government Doesn't Work* is already in its 3rd printing.

Will you help me get these ideas discussed and debated? Will you help me push the media to cover our issues? Reading, reviewing, and writing about *Why Government Doesn't Work* will stimulate this crucial discussion.

By pushing for much smaller government today, we may bring it about tomorrow.

With best wishes,

[LC]

GOVERNMENT DOESN'T WORK

It doesn't keep the cities safe, it doesn't educate our children, it can't deliver the mail on time. It falls short of every promise made for it. And despite its failures, government continues to take more and more of our income, and makes it harder and harder for us to get ahead.

But the politicians still promise that the next government program will be different—that it will end the crime epidemic, eliminate poverty, balance the budget, or make the world safe for democracy.

HARRY BROWNE SAYS “ENOUGH!” In this book he shows why government fails so miserably at everything it touches. And he demonstrates how much better off we’d be by making government much smaller. Most important, he provides a realistic blueprint for getting from where we are now to a small government and a freer, more prosperous society.

HE SHOWS:

* How to eliminate the federal income tax so you can have an enormous increase in take-home pay.

* How to fix Social Security once and for all by prying it loose from government—ending its periodic crises and assuring that you get everything you're promised.

* How to bring back family values without making government bigger or more intrusive.

* How crime, education, and welfare went from minor problems in the 1950s to major scandals in the 1990s—and how we can end the scandals.

* Why wages will go up and prices come down when we repeal government mandates and regulations.

* How reducing government will enhance the personal freedoms of every American—rather than punishing the many to reward a few.