October 30, 1962

Mr. Egon Bahr
Rathaus
Berlin-Schöneberg
West Germany

Dear Mr. Bahr:

On the occasion of your visit to the Center for
International Affairs with Mayor Brandt, you were kind enough to
suggest that you could arrange for me to get an impression of the
state of mind in Berlin through meetings with various people.

I am planning to be in Berlin from Saturday, November 17th to the morning of November 21st, and would be extremely grateful if you were able to arrange appointments with both governmental and private people, newspaper men, journalists, and the like.

I have also asked Dr. Johann B. Gradl and Dr. Kurt Birrenbach to help make some appointments for me, and it might be helpful to coordinate my schedule with them.

It was a great pleasure to see you here, and I look
forward to renewing our acquaintance in Berlin.

With kind regards.

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INFORMATIONSZENTRUM BERLIN ►

INFORMATION CENTRE

CENTRE D'INFORMATION

Informationszentrum berlin, berlin-charlottenburg, hardenbergstr. 20

Mr. Henry A. Kissinger
z. 4t. Hotel Berlin-Hilton

1 Berlin 30
Pudapester Str. 2

telefon: 31 03 71

telegramadresse: berlinzentrum

fernschreiber: 0183 798/799

November 14, 1962

Dear Mr. Kissinger,

Mr. Egon Bahr asked us to thank you with his best regards for your letter of October 30, and to take care of your wishes connected with your stay in Berlin to make your stay as agreeable and instructive as possible. You will surely meet Mr. Bahr within the official part of your programme.

As we were told by Dr. Gradl there are already arrangements made for you to meet newspaper men and private people.

If we can do something for you in addition to these arrangements please let us know. A secretary* of our staff, Miss Müller, will be at the congress-office at the Hilton Hotel to note your wishes and to tell you how to contact us.

We are enclosing some information material on Berlin which, as we hope, will be of interest for you. We have the pleasure to welcome you in Berlin and are looking forward to seeing you.

P.S. As you perhaps already know your schedule is arranged as follows:

Nov. 18: A dinner in a private circle at Dr. Biehl's home

Nov. 19: A dinner invitation by the press club

Nov. 20: At noon - Mayor Willy Brandt
At 4 p.m. - Mayor Franz Amrehn

** In the meantime this was changed to Congress Hall.

November 24, 1964

Mr. Egon Bahr
Berlin 62
Rathaus
John F. Kennedy-Platz
Germany

Dear Mr. Bahr:

Upon my return to the United States
I would like to tell you how very much
I enjoyed our meeting.

It gave me a unique insight into
the thinking of your party about the
future of Germany -a problem which must
concern all of us.

I hope we will have an early
opportunity to renew our acquaintance.

With high regard.

Henry A. Klaasen

Sincerely yours,

With high regard.

I hope we will have an early

concern all of us.

future of Germany - a problem which must
the thinking of your party about the

I enjoyed our meeting.

upon my return to the United States

Dear Mr. Bahr:

Germany
John F. Kennedy-Plats

Bathurst
Berlin 63

Mr. Egon Bahr

November 24, 1964

Henry V. Kiesinger

Best regards.

I look forward to seeing you.

to suggest it. Could you let me know?

If another time is more convenient, please feel free

Beacon Street in Boston. My home phone number is 267-2018.
12:30 and we could go out someplace. My address is 479
case. I would suggest that you come to my apartment around
We could, for example, meet for lunch. In that
convenient to you.

in the morning or in the afternoon whichever is more
I would be glad to see you on April 10th in Boston either
Unsatisfily I will not be in New York on April 9th.

Thank you for your note of March 26th.

Dear Mr. Bahr:

Germany
John K. Kennedy-Blatt
Katharine
Berlin 65
Mr. Egon Bahr

March 30, 1963

11/22-1100

Henry A. Klaasen

teary was intended. I do hope to see you.
a misunderstanding by per and no discour-
wanted to tell you that this was based on
signed herself in my absence. I especially
ing for an appointment with you which she
two days, my secretary sent a letter ask-
while I was out of the office for

My dear Mr. Bahr:

Germany
John F. Kennedy-Plats
Rathaus
Berlin 2
Mr. Hane Egon-Bahr

December 30, 1966

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AUSWÄRTIGES AMT

Ambassador Egon Bahr

53 Bonn 1, den November 20, 1967

Postfach
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Mr. Henry A. Kissinger
Director
c/o Harvard University
German Research Program
6 Divinity Avenue
CAMBRIDGE/MASS./USA

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

Thank you very much for your letter of October 16.
I also remember vividly the discussions we had to-
gether. I would be very much interested indeed to
meet with a small group of your colleagues at Harvard.

The date of my next visit to the United States has
not been fixed as yet. When it will be, I will let
you hear from me. The topic and issues we would
discuss depend naturally on the actual events which
take place at the time of my visit.

I am really looking forward to see you again.