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KENNETH DARDEN

6115 Sandyalve Drive
Dallas, Texas 75248

JUL 18 1994

July 11, 1994

Dr. Henry Kissinger
Kissinger Associates
1800 K Street NW, Suite 400
Washington, DC 20006

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

Twenty-five years ago this July 24th, our daughter
Lara was born, making the two of us the happiest and
proudest people in the world. On that same day -- the
day that came to be known as Splashdown Day -- the
astronauts of Apollo XI helped make history when they
returned successfully from the first manned mission to
the Moon.

Lara has always considered you to be one of her
role models. To celebrate the success of Apollo XI and
Lara's twenty-fifth birthday, we are compiling a book
of birthday wishes from the people she respects and
admires most.

It would just make her day to receive a birthday
greeting from you this year. We will have a special
party in Lara's honor this year, during which we will
present her with a compilation of these special
birthday greetings.

Please help us make Lara's 25th birthday
especially great this year by mailing a note to her in
the attached envelope.

Thank you for your consideration.

Kenneth R. Darden

Barbara G. Darden

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June 2, 1994

The Honorable Henry A. Kissinger
Chairman
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New York, NY 10022-5022

Dear Mr. Secretary:

All the attendees at last week's lunch at our Latin American Conference thoroughly enjoyed your tour
d' horizon. For myself, I enjoyed the chance to see you again and hear a coherent view of our
(incoherent) foreign policy although it was all a bit depressing. I'm sure we will be asking you again and
hopefully you'll be available and interested.

As we were walking out, I noted how your latest book uses as a point of departure the Wilsonian and
Roosevelt world views. I also indicated that my grandfather played a key role in the development and
implementation of the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine. You expressed some
interest/curiosity in that connection so I am taking the liberty of enclosing a copy of my (1965) high
school US History term paper on the first Thomas C. Dawson. The Roosevelt Corollary is the focus of
pp. 3-8 and 14-18. While the typing leaves a lot to be desired, I think you'll find the views familiar.

Again, it was an excellent presentation and enjoyable for me in particular. Give my best to Jerry and
Suzanne.

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October 14, 1994

Dear Dr. Kissinger;

In as much as the short notice invitation I extended to you aboard the Forbes "Capitalist Tool" to attend the "Dynamo Kiev" - "Bayern Munich" match was unfortunate, it saved the "Dynamo Kiev" football club the disappointment of our witnessing a 1-0 loss. Realizing of course, that the disappointment may have been slightly greater from my perspective than from your own, I nevertheless obtained the relevant information regarding the next European Cup match between Kiev and Munich. The first match was close, and it promises to be an exciting event.

"Dynamo Kiev" will play against "Bayern Munich" in Kiev, Ukraine on December 7th. My associates at "Dynamo Kiev" have reserved three first class, round trip tickets, with hotel, and V.I.P. match tickets, accordingly. They stress that the talent in the European Cup matches is extraordinary, and to be witnessed in person.

Being aware of your congested calendar, and seeking some versatility for scheduling purposes, I have asked "Dynamo Kiev's" President, Hrihory Surkis, to provide the team's entire listing for the European Cup matches. It follows as:

1. October 19th- Paris "Saint Germain" - "Dynamo" in Kiev

2. November 2nd- Paris "Saint Germain" - "Dynamo" in Paris

3. November 23rd- Moscow "Spartak" - "Dynamo" in Moscow

4. December 7th,- "Bayern Munich" - "Dynamo" in Kiev.

The team is on vacation from December through January 1995, and then in training camp.

The invitations are extended for any of the matches. The Moscow "Spartak" match may prove exciting and volatile, in that youthful "Dynamo" defeated "Spartak" 3-2 in mid-September. "Spartak" is labeled the "Dream Team" of the former Soviet Union, and will have the home team advantage.

Certainly, I look forward to your reply Dr. Kissinger, and soon hope to be cheering "Dynamo" with you in Europe.

Lubomyr J. Demchuk

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HENRY A. KISSINGER

June 15, 1994

Dear Oscar and Annette:

Everything you have ever given me has been
something I've loved, and you've done it
again. The architectural prints are
marvelous, and the 18th century porcelain
- as Nancy so expressively put it - are
"to die for". I quite agree.

I'm sorry I didn't get to thank you before
leaving for Europe, but I hope you know
that my appreciation is no less heartfelt
for the delay.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar de la Renta
660 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10021

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FRANÇOIS DE ROSE

April 25 1994

APR 26 1994

Dear Harsy,

Our first thoughts when we heard of President Nixon death
was to think how much this sad event would hurt you and cause
you irreparable sorrow.

To have been closely associated with a man of such
caliber, to have worked so intimately with him in the field
where his impact on world history was the most important, to
have enjoyed his full confidence and have shared his most
intimate secrets and intentions, to have been perhaps his
only supporting friend in the hours of agonising crisis must
certainly remain as the most precious moments of your public
life and must have created bonds of esteem, affection and
devotion of a unique quality.

We all feel the poorer for this tragic loss. He — had
still so much to contribute to our understanding of the world
and so much sound advice to give that it is too soon to fathom
how he shall be missed.

I remember that two or three years ago, at a meeting of
the Council of the International Institute for Strategic
Studies, I suggested that we invite him to deliver the annual
Alastair Buchan memorial lecture. This was not accepted. But
I am sure that he would have shared ideas and given advice
that would have been valuable not only for the Institute but
to a far larger audience.

Your book, "DIPLOMACY" will be the richest basis for those
who will want to know how the both of you conducted so many
momentous affairs, how the decisions were made, how the
details were worked out, how the outcome came about, the

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triumphs and disappointments. I hope he had time to read it
before he suffered his stroke. It will stay, for the future
the best evidence of how, two great statesmen couls work
together and bring about changes and improvements in the
world situation and relationship of great powers.

As for the book itself, although I have not quite finished
reading it, I can already say that, having had a rather
thorough training in diplomatic history which was a "must"
to enter the service, I wish a book of that kind had been
available in those days. It would have been my best friend
and best tool for my studies. The knowledge of history which
is the basis of your presentation is so complete and so
detailed that the reader is always at the center of events.
Your explanations and the enlightments you bring to the
facts make the reading a real delight. Students should be
very grateful to you for such help in their studies. And
historians will look to you, at the same time, as a competent
colleagues and as a key actor in a remarkable period when the fate
of the world hanged on the wisdom of the men who could in-
fluence it.

A million thanks for sending it to me with a dedicacion
that I value very highly.

With the reviewed expression of our deep sympathy at the
loss you just suffered, Yvonne joins me in sending you my
Thee fideles at a fidelesuerum amicis pere vobis amicis et Nover

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EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD

CHÂTEAU DE PREGNY
1292 PREGNY - GÉNÉVE

5 July 1994

JUL 13 1994

Dear Henry,

I have had, some weeks ago, to undergo a
heavy surgery and I look forward with great
pleasure to reading your most fascinating book
during my recovery.

I thank you ever so much for your kind
thought and your friendly words.

Please convey to Nancy all my love. I
am, with all best wishes,

P.S. We are not living today in a highly pleasant
world if we consider what is happening all around.

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AUG - 1 1994

26. Juli 1994

Sehr geehrter Herr Dr. Kissinger,

"tempus fugit" sagt der Lateiner, und so stelle ich mit Erstaunen fest, daß seit unserer Rückkehr aus den Vereinigten Staaten auch schon wieder einige Wochen vergangen sind.

Nachdem die Enttäuschung über das frühe Ausscheiden der Deutschen Nationalmannschaft inzwischen der keineswegs neuen Erkenntnis gewichen ist, daß man den Erfolg nicht vorprogramieren kann - und erst recht nicht im Fußball -, überwiegen nunmehr die schönen Erinnerungen an unseren Aufenthalt in Nordamerika.

Dabei war es mir und der Mannschaft eine große Ehre, Sie bei uns im Soldier Field Stadium zu begrüßen. Auf ein weiteres Treffen, diesmal in unserem Quartier in New Jersey, hatten wir uns alle sehr gefreut, doch dann machte die Niederlage gegen Bulgarien alle Planungen für den 12. Juli zunichte!

Hier in Deutschland rollt schon bald wieder der Ball. Den Anfang machen am 31.07. die vier neuen Regionalligen Nord, Nordost, West/Südwest und Süd, wo sich Ihre Spielvereinigung Fürth gegen renommierte Vereine wie Augsburg, Darmstadt, Ulm oder auch die Stuttgarter Kickers bewähren muß. Die vier Meister steigen dann automatisch in die 2. Bundesliga auf.

Bitte lassen Sie es mich wissen, wenn Sie geschäftliche oder private Dinge demnächst wieder einmal nach Deutschland führen. Sehr gern würde ich Sie als Gast des DFB begrüßen; dabei müßte es eigentlich möglich sein, diesen Besuch mit einem Stadion-Ortstermin, sei es bei einem Bundesliga- oder Länderspiel, zu verbinden. Bis zu diesem gesunden Wiedersehen verbleibe ich

Ihr

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