APR - 4 1994

Universiteit van Amsterdam

Vakgroep Internationale Betrekkingen en Volkenrecht v/d
Faculteit der Politieke en Sociaal-Culturele Wetenschappen (PSCW)
Oudezijds Achterburgwal 237, 1012 DL Amsterdam
Telefoonnr.: (31) 020 - 525 2169 / ....
PSCW - Fax: 525 2086

To the Hon. Dr. H.A. Kissinger
Kissinger Associates, Inc.
350 Park Avenue
New York N.Y. 10022-6022
U.S.A.

Amsterdam, 24 march 1994

Dear Dr. Kissinger,

the undersigned is employed as a senior lecturer at the Department of International Relations and International Public Law at the University of Amsterdam. With two colleagues I am working on a major academic study about 'The Netherlands and the oil crisis, 1973-74'. For this study we have granted unrestricted access in the Netherlands to the classified and secret files in the archives of the ministries of Foreign Affairs, Cabinet Office, Economic Affairs, Treasury, Defence, Transportation and Justice Department. Furthermore, private archives are also consulted.

As you probably will remember, there existed in this tense period a very close working relationship between the United States and Dutch governments. In fact, the US administration was the only government to offer assistance to the Dutch in case of emergency. In view of these close ties we did additional research in the National Archives (Nixon Presidential Materials Project) and we used declassified documents from Central Foreign Policy Records of the State Department.

As advised by Prof. Dr. E. van der Beugel we would like to inquire if it would be possible to consult that part of your personal papers at the Library of Congress which pertains to the oil crisis of 1973-1974. With a colleague I will be in Washington D.C. from 29 june - 2 july for additional research and would then be able to visit the Library of Congress.

We hope that it will be possible to grant us access and we are looking forward to your reply.

0740405-018-9001/v

HAK:

Elie Wiesel has been invited to participate
in the "founding celebrations" of the Int'l
Peace University in Potsdam in Sept. 1995.
He asks whether you are involved and for
your opinion of the group.

We recall that you were recruited by Yehudi Menuhin to be an "Honorary Patron" and were less than impressed when you attended their conference in July 1993. In fact, you said you were sorry you had ever agreed to lend your name.

Draft tactful but honest note to
Weisel ✓ Prefer to phone him

Other

ssm

FÖRDERGEMEINSCHAFT

ZUR GRÜNDUNG EINER

FRIEDENSUNIVERSITÄT

FGF E.V. · AKAZIENSTRASSE 27 · D-10823 BERLIN

Potsdam/Berlin, May 20, 1994

Invitation to the Founding of the International Peace
University in Potsdam and Berlin in September 1995

Dear Professor Elie Wiesel,

with great respect and the admiration we have for your
important work for world peace we invite you to witness
and participate in the historic founding celebrations
of the International Peace University of Potsdam and
Berlin in 1995, 50 years after the end of World War II
and to the 50th anniversary of the United Nations.
These celebrations will take place from September 1 -
30, 1995, offering weeklong courses as well as public
conferences, concerts and single events for thousands
of people. Invited are students from all over the world
as well as personages of science, politics, economy,
culture and religion. One of the crucial topics of the
founding events of the International Peace University
will be the reformation of the United Nations to which
we invite all Nobel peace prize laureates to contribute
to. Many of them, among them H.H. the Dalai Lama, have
already confirmed their participation to serve in the
faculty of these events.

Ten Nobel peace prize laureates share the common
patronship for the International Peace University:
H.H. the Dalai Lama of Tibet, Archbishop Desmond Tutu
from South Africa, Dr. Oscar Arias from Costa Rica,
Dr. Norman Borlaug, Dr. Henry Kissinger and Prof. Linus
Pauling from the United States, Mairead Corrigan-
Maguire from Northern Ireland, Adolfo Perez Esquivel
from Argentina as well as the International Physicians
for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) and the
International Peace Bureau in Geneva.

A few years after the Berlin wall came down it's the
aim of the Berlin Peace University to build bridges
between inner and outer peace and develop new forms of
co-operation in times of great changes. On an
interdisciplinary basis the Peace University offers
holistic forms of education and works on practical
solutions for the removal of violence in all parts of
society. As a non-profit organization this work is
already supported by 750 members from 45 countries,
among them Margaret Atwood, Norman Birnbaum, Jelena -2-

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Bonner, Johan Galtung, Albert Hirschman, Teddy Kollek, Yehudi Menuhin, Ilya Prigogine and Francisco Varela. In the enclosed brochure you'll find a complete list of our board members on page 18 - 24. A new English brochure will be in print soon.

Since your work has been of such significant importance for the development of the Peace University we hope that it is possible for you to join the other Nobel peace prize laureates and come to Berlin and Potsdam - known as the gateway to Berlin - to share your work during the historic founding in September 1995. Please let us know during which period of time in September 1995 you could participate in the founding events and in which form and to which topics you would prefer to make a contribution to. The Peace University would cover all expenses for you and your company. You're invited to join the other Nobel peace prize laureates and the faculty of the Peace University living in the historic Cecilienhof Palace during your stay in Potsdam and Berlin. In this palace the Potsdam Treaty was signed between Truman, Churchill and Stalin in 1945 which ended World War II and divided Germany into two parts. A brochure of this place and a list of the invited faculty of the Peace University in September 1995 is enclosed.

We hope that is is possible for you to come to Potsdam and Berlin for a couple of days in September 1995 to participate in the historic founding celebrations of the International Peace University. For any questions or further information please call +49-30-782-4610 or fax +49-30-782-6308. We would be happy to send you more specific information and to discuss the matter personally with you or your assistant.

With all best wishes,

sincerely yours,

Uwe Morawetz
Chairman, International Peace University

Enclosure

GOVERNOR PETE WILSON

OCT 21 RECD

October 18, 1994

Dear Henry:

Gayle and I want to thank you for coming to
my San Francisco and Bakersfield fundraising events
last week.

We truly appreciate your taking the time out
of your busy schedule to spend time in California
on behalf of my re-election effort.

Your presence made the events a great success
and once again, we are grateful for your continued
friendship and support.

NOT PRINTED AT GOVERNMENT EXPENSE

HENRY A. KISSINGER

May 6, 1994

Dear Peter:

Thank you for your note. I am sorry to hear you can not attend the dinner on May 16th.

My colleagues and I are presently scheduled to arrive in Hong Kong at 7:00 pm Sunday, May 15th but we are trying to move our arrival time earlier -- perhaps to 6:00 pm. In any event, we would welcome a chance to have dinner with you Sunday evening. I will be accompanied by Mr. Michael Masin, Vice Chairman of GTE Corporation and Ambassador Bremer of Kissinger Associates.

As I will be leaving for China on Monday, May 9th, perhaps your office could be in touch with Ms. Suzanne McFarlane in our New York office to arrange the details.

I look forward to seeing you next week.

Mr. Peter K. C. Woo, Jr.
Chairman
Wheelock and Company Ltd.
20 Pedder Street
Central, Hong Kong

Via fax: 011-852-845-2529

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JUN 2 0 1994

Woolcott Associates

19 Talbot Street, Forrest, A.C.T.2603.

Phone: 06-295 3206 Fax:06-295 3066

Phone 02-358 1060 Mobile: 015 266 471

14.June.1994.

Dr. Henry Kissinger,
Twenty-sixth floor.
350 Park Avenue,
New York.
N.Y.10022.

I am sorry I missed you on my visit to America last April.

You may find the enclosed talk, which I gave in Washington
on 12 April of some interest. Senior Officers from the State
Department were present. They were not pleased but it just
may have had some impact.

It is a little dated now and there have been a few
encouraging signs since, such as the extension of MNF
for China. But the main thrust of the argument, as seen
from here, remains valid. At least Clinton will need to focus
on Indonesia before his visit to Jakarta for the second APEC
leaders' meeting in November.

I have just returned from a visit to Singapore, Hong Kong and China ( four days on the Yangtze) which was useful in updating myself on this rapidly changing region.

Please let me know if your travels bring you to Australia
again in the near future.

07/07/94 19:19

FAX 310 843 2173

EXECUTIVE SUITE →→→ KISSINGER

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World Cup USA 1994, Inc.
XV FIFA World Cup
Organizing Committee

2049 Century Park East
Suite 4400
Los Angeles, CA 90067
Telephone 310 552 1994
Telefax 310 552 1840

Alan I. Rothenberg
Chairman and CEO

JUL 08 1994

WorldCup
USA94™

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July 7, 1994

Board of Directors
World Cup USA 1994

Boston
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York/New Jersey
Orlando
San Francisco
Washington, D.C.

Dear Board Member:

As you know, the 1994 World Cup is an incredible success. We are truly putting on the greatest World Cup in history.

Finals Week is upon us and I would like to invite each of you (and your spouse or guest) to be my guest at any or all of the events listed on the attached schedule. This is going to be a phenomenal week and I hope that you will attend as many as you possibly can. There will be other events during Finals Week to which you will be invited. Information regarding these will be communicated to you as soon as it is available.

I would also very much appreciate knowing when you plan to arrive and depart from Los Angeles and where you will be staying so that we can make arrangements to get the tickets to you.

As the events begin on Monday, would you please complete and fax the schedule to me as soon as possible, although it would be very helpful if we received it by noon on Monday.

I look forward to having you join me in what is sure to be the most exciting week of an already fabulous World Cup.

AIR:sed
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Making Soccer History™

# NATO Secretary General Manfred Woerner Dies

From News Services

BRUSSELS—Manfred Woerner, 59, the NATO secretary general whose robust leadership of the 16-nation Western alliance through the end of the Cold War gained him wide respect, died of cancer Aug. 13 at his home here.

Dr. Woerner was the first German to head the North Atlantic Treaty Organization since it was founded in 1949 to counter Soviet military power in Europe. He served for six years as West German defense minister before taking the NATO job in 1988.

President Clinton, in a written statement, said Saturday that "Manfred Woerner's heroic leadership made an enduring contribution to democracy and security in Europe."

Dr. Woerner's death raises difficult questions for the alliance about who should succeed him at a time when NATO is deeply involved in Bosnia and in trying to build greater security for Europe. NATO sources said allied ambassadors probably would meet soon to discuss a possible successor.

As NATO secretary general, Dr. Woerner's sometimes brash, aggressive style won him some enemies as he struggled to reshape the alliance's military and political structures so it could remain relevant after decades of East-West confrontation.

Within three years of taking the job, he saw the fall of communism in the Soviet Union's satellites in Eastern Europe, the collapse of the Warsaw Pact, the signing of a landmark European arms accord and the undertaking of a major war in the Persian Gulf against Iraq.

His own country absorbed formerly communist East Germany, bringing it under NATO's protective umbrella. The alliance forged new diplomatic and military links with its old enemies, restructured its forces and rewrote its strategy.

Dr. Woerner made ground-breaking visits to Moscow and other Eastern European capitals but remained committed to Western defenses as an "insurance policy" against instability.

In December 1989, he welcomed Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze to NATO headquarters in Brussels in a historic moment in East-West relations. Dr. Woerner also presided over summits attended by Presidents Bush and Clinton and other allied leaders to restructure

NATO and emphasize its political rather than military side.

When the crisis in former Yugoslavia brought conflict to Europe, he pushed hard to create a role for NATO alongside the United Nations. The alliance helped enforce a U.N. ban on flights over Bosnia. When NATO fighters shot down Serb planes violating the ban in February, it marked the alliance's first combat action in its history.

At the same time, a NATO threat of air strikes forced the Serbs to withdraw their siege guns from around Sarajevo. Dr. Woerner claimed those actions as proof the alliance was still needed.

Only last week, NATO planes were in action again—hitting a tank destroyer near Sarajevo to punish Bosnian Serbs who had snatched heavy weapons from a U.N. depot.

Dr. Woerner was born in Stuttgart, the son of a textile merchant, and raised in the southwestern state of Baden-Wuerttemberg. He studied law at the universities of Heidelberg, Paris and Munich and received a doctorate in international law in 1961. He joined the Christian Democrats in 1956 and won a seat in the Bonn parliament nine years later, quickly becoming a specialists on defense issues.

Soon after becoming defense minister in chancellor Helmut Kohl's center-right coalition, Mr. Woerner—a former air force reserve pilot and lieutenant colonel whose chief hobby was flying—played a key role in deploying a new generation of U.S. nuclear missiles in NATO's front-line state in the early 1980s.

Survivors include his wife, Elfriede Hartwig.

TRANSLATION - jw

15 April 1994

Dear Henry:

The Schickedanz family told me that the date worked out for your
lecture in January '95, and I'm delighted.

Today I have a small, personal matter which hopefully won't unduly
inconvenience you. Briefly, to the issue at hand:

My 25-year-old daughter is studying medicine and currently winding up her studies. During earlier school years, she was in the USA a number of times and now plans to also spend a few months of her early years of medicine in the USA.

She has sent in various applications and, as she has good test grades, that will be no problem for her.

A typical American matter is, however, the issue of references. I of course have friends in the USA--but only one has a name-dropping effect, and that is you.

If you have no objection, my daughter would cite two of my friends as references and, in the name-dropping vein, put your name on the list also as a third reference.

This she will do only, of course, if you indicate by office fax that it's okay. I hope that no one gets the idea of actually calling you to inquire after my daughter. Should that happen, however, they will only ask whether she's a respectable person. That I can attest to--and you can totally depend on me.

I would, of course, also understand if you wouldn't want to get involved with such trivialities. Please feel totally free to respond yes or no.

With best regards and hoping to see you again soon,

15 APR '94 09:58 DR WOESSNER

S.1/3

APR 18 1994

DR. MARK WÖSSNER
VÖRSITZENDER DES VORSTANDES
DER BERTELSMANN AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT

CARL-BERTELSMANN STRASSE 270
33311 GÖTERSLOH
TELEFON 10 52 411 80 27 70
TELEFAX 10 52 411 7 56 80

15. April 1994

Herrn
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger Associates
26th Floor, 350 Park Avenue
New York, N.Y. 10022
U S A.

Familie Schickedanz hat mich darüber informiert, daß die Verabredung zur Festrede im Januar '95 geklappt hat. Darüber freue ich mich sehr.

Heute habe ich ein kleines privates Anliegen, das Sie hoffentlich nicht ungebührlich belästigen wird.

Kurz zum Sachverhalt:

Meine 25jährige Tochter studiert Medizin und macht derzeit ihren Abschluß. Sie ist in früheren Schuljahren mehrfach in USA gewesen und beabsichtigt, in diesem Kontext nun auch einige Monate ihrer jungen Arztjahre in USA zu verbringen.

Dazu hat sie verschiedene Bewerbungen eingereicht. Da sie gute Examensnoten hat, wird das alles kein Problem für sie sein.

Eine typisch amerikanische Sache ist aber die Frage nach Referenzen. Natürlich habe ich Freunde in USA - aber nur einer hat eine umwerfende "name dropping-Wirkung" - und das sind Sie.

.../2

15 APR '94 09:59 DR WOESSNER

S.3/3

Rika Woessner

Crusiusstr.1
80538 Munich
Germany

Tel: +49-89-22 89 229

AIRMAIL

12 April 1994

Dr. Nathan Kase, Dean
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
of the City University of New York
One Gustave L. Levy Place
New York, N.Y. 10029

U.S.A.

Dear Dean Kase,

I would like to apply for a clinical elective in the surgical department of your hospital beginning, if possible, on 10 October 1994 until 31 January 1995.

At the moment I am completing my fifth year of medical studies at the Ludwig-Maximilian-University in Munich. This is comparable to the fourth year of an American Medical School program. In August 1994 I will take the second "State Exam", equivalent to the American Board Examination.

Following this exam, we are required to take three clinical electives. Each elective is 16 weeks long and, together, they represent our final academic year. These subinternships are without pay and can be taken in a foreign country.

Since the American medical education is known to be exemplary, I would like to take one of the electives in the United States. As the approach to different medical problems and practical knowledge is vital for our future work, I would be delighted to acquire part of my experience in an American hospital.

For all clinical activities in your hospital, I would be covered by appropriate insurance. I am enclosing my curriculum vitae and would be glad to send you any additional information or credentials you deem necessary.

Thank you for your consideration.

Yours sincerely,

Rika Woessner

encl.

References

Dr. Michael Dornemann
Chairman & CEO of
Bertelsmann Music Group
1540 Broadway, 44th Floor
New York, N. Y. 10036-4098

Prof. Wolfgang Gilliar
1107 Diamond Street
San Francisco, Ca.
94114

Mr. Henry Kissinger
Kissinger Associates
350 Park Ave., 26th Floor
New York, N.Y. 10022

KISSINGER ASSOCIATES

350 PARK AVENUE
NEW YORK NY 10022-6022
(212) 759-7919
FACSIMILE: (212) 759-0042

FACSIMILE COVER SHEET

NO. OF PAGES: 1 DATE: August 10, 1994
(Including this one)

RECIPIENT:

NAME: Mr. Herman Wouk
LOCATION: Attn: Suzanne Stein
FAX NO.:

SENDER:

NAME: Suzanne S. McFarlane
Executive Assistant

MESSAGE:

Dr. Kissinger spoke with Harry Walker today. Walker said he had met Mr. Wouk on several occasions and he was most enthusiastic about the possibility of arranging some lectures for him. (He said he had read all his books, so he is a fan besides!)

He would like to phone Mr. Wouk, and I will give him his number, unless you have an objection.

The Harry Walker agency number is (212)563-0700. Don't talk to anyone other than Harry himself. His secretary is Eileen.

HAK:

Herman Wouk is asking for your guidance in
finding a lecture agent to set up some
speeches in major cities where he at the
same time can promote his book. But it is
not to be a "book tour" per se.

Since Harry Walker has so many Jewish groups
in this case he might be a good suggestion.

Put him in touch with Walker

Other

ssm

HERMAN WOUK

303 CRESTVIEW DRIVE
PALM SPRINGS, CA 92264

JUL 25 REC'D

July 19, 1994

The Honorable
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger Associates
350 Park Avenue, 26th Floor
New York, NY 10022

Dear Henry:

My new novel, THE GLORY, is at my publishers' now, for a
November pubdate. It takes the families of THE HOPE through
the Yom Kippur War almost down to the present day.
Necessarily you make an important "cameo appearance" in the
diplomacy, and I hope you'll find it accurate and truthful.

I'm considering supporting THE GLORY with a lecture tour,
something I haven't done before; not the book-signing kind
of thing, but a few serious lectures in large cities. Would
you be kind enough to tell me whether an agent books your
lectures, and if so whether he or she might be interested to
handle a much more modest attraction like me? I'm out here
in my desert hermit cell, at the moment writing up the
Historical Notes for the novel.

My evening reading these days is DIPLOMACY. The statement
of theme with Wilson and Roosevelt is just right, and so is
the reticent irony with which you skewer the sad sack
politicians of Versailles and the interwar period. The
whole thing is just thundering along, compelling (if you'll
allow me) like a novel. My warmest congratulations.

Phone: (619) 320-6345
FAX : (619) 320-6842