George Brada

8 München 4o, Germany
Mittermayrstr. 14/II lks
Tel. 22o965

July 31, 1973

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
The White House
Washington, D.C.
USA

AIR MAIL

Personal
Strictly confidential

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

You will be in Fuerth, West Germany, on September 12, 1973, to receive the Civic Medal of the city.

I would be very obliged if I could meet you either in Fuerth (Nuremberg), Munich or any other place, for a couple of minutes. As I had written to you, we are greatly interested in a short private visit by President Nixon in Bavaria during his Fall visit to Germany.

I would come either alone or, with your consent, have with me one member of the German high nobility who would like to invite the President, and eventually the competent persons from the protocol of the Bavarian State Government (led by the Christian Social Union).

All this is and will be strictly confidential. There will be State elections in Bavaria next year, and until now, the impact of the U.S. foreign policy has been in favor of the German Socialists. Mr. Nixon's private visit to Bavaria would bring a little more justice and balance to this impact. The British Prime Minister Edward Heath visits on principle Bavaria every time when coming to Germany and Bonn.

With kindest personal regards,

P.S. In August, I am on vacation, but staying in Germany, and any mail will be forwarded to me.

will be forwarded to me.

18. In August, I am on vacation, but staying in Germany, and any

I will be forwarded to me.

Mr. George Brada

Yours very sincerely,

with kindest personal regards,

Germany and Bonn.

Edward Heath visits on principal Bavaria every time when coming to
Justice and balance to this impact. The British Prime Minister,
Mr. Nixon's private visit to Bavaria would bring a little more
the U.S. foreign policy has been in favor of the German socialists.
State elections in Bavaria next year, and until now, the impact of
All this is and will be strictly confidential. There will be

the Bavarian State Government (led by the Christian Social Union).
President, and eventually the competent persons from the protocol of
one member of the German high nobility who would like to invite the
I could come either alone or, with your consent, have with me
visit by President Nixon in Bavaria during his Fall visit to Germany.

As I had written to you, we are greatly interested in a short private
(undertaken), Munich or any other place, for a couple of minutes.
I would be very pleased if I could meet you either in Munich

You will be in Munich, West Germany, on September 13, 1933.

Dear Dr. Kießner:

Strictly confidential
Personal

USA
Washington, D.C.
The White House
Dr. Henry V. Kießner

Tel. 220265
Mittennachstr. 14/11, Ike
8 München 40, Germany

July 31, 1933

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

Dear Henry,

I like seeing you every day at Sans
Souci, but not as much as when I get to have
lunch with you.

Two things: 1. I just spoke to Mrs. L and she said any date in late September or October is fine for China -- understanding her health may not be up to the trip. 2. A copy of a letter from Kei Wakaizumi. What could he mean about my influencing Tom in columns?

Hopefully I'll see you soon.

July 18, 1973

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JUL 3 1 1973

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ZOA Foundation Fund

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ZOA Foundation Fund Pledge

After signing the pledge to bequeath the sum of $20,000.00 to the ZOA Foundation Fund, I am pleased to inform you that I shall take steps to have this pledge included in my Last Will and Testament.

I do hereby agree that to insure payment of this bequest I shall cause to be included in my Last Will and Testament a provision which will read substantially as follows:

"I give and bequeath to the ZOA Foundation Fund, an institution of the Zionist Organization of America, a membership corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York and now having its principal place of business at 145 East 32nd Street, New York, N.Y. 10016, the sum of $ 20,000.00

It is my understanding that in consideration of my bequest you will cause to have my name or the name designated by me, perpetuated in a manner the ZOA Foundation Fund will deem applicable and fitting.

Please print:

Henry A. Kissinger
name

410 Deacon Street
address

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KISSINGER, HENRY A.

October 28, 1971

Dear Ben:

I thought you and Kay might be interested in seeing the attached, and have sent a copy to her.

Henry A. Kissinger

Mr. Benjamin C. Bradlee
The Washington Post
1515 L Street, N. W.
Washington, D. C.

HAK:jlp:10/28/71

NOV 2 1971

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OFFICIAL

BRADLEY

Week of Aug. 13

Type of Request & Date

(Last name and pending date)
GENERAL

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

**Name:** Mr. Gene Bradley
International Management and Development Institute

**Request:** Would like to see you sometime this week re the possibility of government and business in a joint think-type activity which could involve UCLA, Princeton, etc. in planning where is business going in government conjunction with government.

RXVP: Barbara Russell 337-1022

CSH's Recommendation:

HAK's Answer:

Date and Time:

Party Contacted:

Additional Information:

Resolution:

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SEP 5 1973

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