JOE ROSE

recent Works

NICHOLAS TREADWELL

invites you to the Private
view on Monday February 17th
from 7 pm till 8.30 pm

The exhibition continues untill
Saturday February 22nd 1975.

NICHOLAS TREADWELL Gallery
36, Chiltern Street
LONDON W1M 1PH.
01 486 1414 01 935 6739

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September 24, 1973

Dr. Henry D. Kissinger
U. S. Secretary of State
c/o White House
Washington, D. C.

Dear Dr. Kissinger,

On September 22, of this year, I was afforded the opportunity of listing a prime property for sale. It is the home of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Massimini, located at 3822 Calle Ariana, San Clemente. I learned from the Massiminis that frequently when you visited the Western White house area, you leased these premises. I wonder if you would be interested in purchasing this lovely beach-front home? It seems that Mr. & Mrs. Massimini would prefer to have a mountain-retreat instead of the beach-home they thought they preferred previously. Therefore; they have placed this property on the market.

You of course are familiar with the many wonderful amenities of this home, so I will not dwell upon them. If you are interested, please let me know so that I can present all of the particulars to you. However; in the event that you yourself are not interested in purchasing a home at this time, perhaps you might know of a friend or associate who might be interested? If so, I would appreciate it if you would refer him to me.

Please feel free to contact me either by mail or by phone. Congratulations and the best of good luck in the coming years in your appointment, Mr. Secretary.

ROSENTHAL & LEFF, INC.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW

KENNETH W. ROSENTHAL
IRWIN LEFF
THOMAS F. BERTRAND

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November 8, 1974

The Honorable Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State
State Department
Washington, D.C.

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

My father, Dr. Ludwig Rosenthal of Guatemala, has asked me to send you a copy of his latest book on Heinrich Heine which he feels may be of some interest to you.

I am hopeful that this book will serve as some pleasant reading, particularly in view of your whirl-wind schedule.

Wishing you further continued success in your efforts in achieving peace in the Middle East, I am

KWR:jk
Enc.

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THE SECRETARY OF STATE
WASHINGTON

January 9, 1977

Dear Henry:

Before events catch up with me on January 20, I wanted to tell you how personally grateful I am for everything you have done for me with Harvard. You have been a true friend.

I know how hard you have worked to facilitate my return to Harvard; I am equally aware of the constraints under which you labor and the problems the entire question raised for the Harvard administration. I feel it only fair to tell you, given everything you have tried to do, that the proposal you made to me is one that I regretfully do not believe I can accept. As I wrote Derek last week, I do not believe I can accept annual appointment at a university where I previously had been a member of the permanent faculty, and when other universities that have contacted me have all approached me in a different context. The issue, it seems to me, is one of principle: the attitude Harvard chooses to take toward a former member of its faculty who has been fortunate enough to occupy a position within the government of senior responsibility.

I hasten to emphasize that it might well be that I would prefer a loose arrangement at Harvard such as you have proposed. But it seems equally clear to me that that should be a decision the University should leave to me, rather than to make me an offer which provides no other choice.

I am, Henry, extremely grateful for everything you have attempted to do. You have been a good friend and I shall not soon forget it.

Warm regards,

Dr. Henry Rosovsky,
Harvard University,
Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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RF-WS

June 19, 1976

Dear Governor:

It was a pleasure to meet you during my visit to Cancun. Your greeting me upon my arrival was a gesture of hospitality which Nancy and I found typical of the thoughtful-ness of the people of your State.

In addition, I would like to offer my special thanks for your kindness in sending the gifts of the Guayabera shirts. They will be worn with pleasure whenever an opportunity presents itself.

Cancun is indeed a treasure. We hope we can return soon.

His Excellency
Licenciado Jesus Martinez Ross,
Governor of Quintana Roo,
Palacio de Gobierno,
Chetumal, Quintana Roo.

MICROFILMED

BY S/S-I

JELC

האניברסיטה העברית בירושלים
THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM

FACULTY OF HUMANITIES

הפקולטה למדעי הרוח

17 May, 1976

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

Dear Dr. Kissinger,

There are three convergent reasons for the fact that I am mailing to you the Hebrew translation of Kant's Zum ewigen Frieden. I know very well your scholarly interest in that book. I remember that in your address before the United Nations Assembly preceeding the Yom Kippur war you quoted the book specifically. And there is a third reason which is existentially and scholarly rather pertinent. The Hebrew translation, and this is a wording of the dedication, emerged out of hope and expectation to reach peace between the Jewish people and its state, the State of Israel, and the Arab peoples, and it is dedicated to all those who are concerned and will be concerned faithfully with the efforts of achieving that peace.

It is in this spirit that I am forwarding to you a copy of the book. In doing so I believe that I am faithful to the will, in different senses of that term, of my late teacher and friend Professor Shmuel Hugo Bergman with whom I translated that book after both of us have translated into Hebrew Kant's three "Critiques".

With all the best wishes,

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HAROLD ROTH
President

September 16, 1975

The Honorable Henry Kissinger
2527 Waterside Drive N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20008

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

Under separate cover, I am sending you a copy of
the James Jones WW II book which I hope you
enjoy reading. We at Grosset & Dunlap are most
appreciative of your attendance at the party for
James Jones on Friday.

Until the publishing license we received from
Little Brown & Co. for a paperback edition of
our Universal Library for A WORLD RESTORED was
terminated, we most enjoyed the opportunity of
publishing your work.

Although I know this is most early, I would like
to affirm to you Grosset & Dunlap's enormous
interest in the possibility of publishing any of
your works. This would range from your analyses
or any autobiographical material.

Thanks again for sharing the happy Jones occasion
with us.

hr/bms

WILLIAM V. ROTH, JR.
DELAWARE

4327 DIRKSEN SENATE OFFICE BUILDING
TELEPHONE: 202-225-2441

United States Senate

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

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June 14, 1974

The Honorable Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State
Washington, D. C. 20520

Dear Mr. Secretary:

I want to express my high regard and deep appreciation for the outstanding work in difficult times which you have performed both as Secretary of State and as the President's Advisor for National Security Affairs. I have great personal confidence in your leadership and hope that your services and talents will continue to be available to the country.

With regard to the leaks and innuendos concerning your role in the wire taps of National Security Council aides and some members of the press, I would hope that another review of this matter by the Foreign Relations Committee as well as the complete release of all germane material, except where national security or personal privacy might be involved, would settle this matter once and for all.

With highest personal regards, I am

WVR/jps

April 16, 1976

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

Dear Henry:

About three years ago I tried to invite you to my son's wedding.
You wrote me explaining that you were too busy, in Paris etc.
This year my daughter Bonnie Francine Rothbein is being married
at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs on July 24, 1976,
to a former Cadet, Lt. Charles London, presently stationed in
England. I would like to invite you to this wedding, if it is
possible for you and your wife to attend. There is, at least
in my mind, a symbolic value in our former school in Fuerth/B
having a student who became Secretary of State and another student
seeing his daughter married at the Air Force Academy. It is
an effective demonstration of the continuous contribution of
immigration to the welfare of this country. I realize, that
you are a busy man, yet, I hope you do understand my fatherly
pride at this moment and a sentimental reflection to the past, who
would have ever thought in 1938, that this invitation would at all
be possible.

pkr/lr
Ludwig Rothbein
2 Adams Street #302
Denver, Colorado 80206

Dear Baron Edmond,

Nancy has told me how much she enjoyed meeting you in Jerusalem, and I am writing to thank you for your very kind letter. I am sorry that events have prevented me from acknowledging it earlier.

I am, of course, happy that we have been able to take the first steps in the Middle East, and very mindful of the tremendous effort still required if we are to make it all the way.

Thank you again.

Baron Edmond de Rothschild,
47, rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honore
Paris 9e
France.

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PERSONAL

December 16, 1975

Hon. Henry A. Kissinger
Secretary of State
Department of State
Washington, D. C.

Dear Mr. Secretary:

I have just watched on the CBS Evening News the reportage of your receiving an award of merit from the City of Fürth, together with your parents and other members of your family.

I am writing to you to express my dismay at this spectacle. While I have admired your career in our country and, as a former German Jew myself, have been proud of your achievements and recognition, I am appalled that you are permitting yourself to participate in a mockery of our dead -- yours and mine.

Are you not sensitive enough to realize that the sole merit you can claim in Fürth, is that you were able to escape from there in time? What else has Fürth done to you, to your parents and untold others, but to have rewarded devoted civic services going back over many decades, with cruel hate and malicious persecution?

Is there no pride left but to accept the apparently somewhat restrained acclaim you were offered for a success which you have achieved despite of them?