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Zagrep
Radicev TRG. 3.
Socialist Republic of Croatia
Protocol Office of the
Mr. Nikoš Cimčić

Henry A. Kissinger

Warm regards,

for your helpful assistance.
toward this to you and renew my thanks
weeks which have passed. I still wanted to
and returned to us here. Despite the many
was unfortunately addressed incorrectly
during the President's trip to Yugoslavia
October 10 to thank you for your courtesies
The attached letter which I wrote you on

Dear Mr. Cimčić:

December 9 1990

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

KISSINGER, HENRY

A.

October 10, 1970

Dear Mr. Cimesa:

We are all very pleased with the outstanding success of
the President's visit to Yugoslavia and his many hours
of fruitful conversations with President Tito.

For me, the all too brief stay in your lovely country
was a particular delight. As you know, it was the
first time I had visited Yugoslavia and I welcomed
the chance to talk to government leaders and others
and to see some of the land.

I especially enjoyed our trip to Zagreb and the oppor-
tunity to see that city. Thanks to you, I managed in
a very short time to get a good feeling for the way
the people live and work in that city. Such an experi-
ence adds an indispensable dimension to one's impres-
sions of a foreign country, and I am grateful for your
thoughtful and efficient tour.

I will recall Yugoslavia, and especially Zagreb, with
warm memories, and hope to return soon again. Let
me renew my appreciation for your courteous and
imaginative assistance.

Mr. Nikola Cimesa
Protocol Office of the
Socialist Republic of Croatia
Radicev TRG. 3.
Zagreb

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and now retyped.

THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON

October 10, 1970

Dear Miss Cimesa,

I especially enjoyed our trip to Zagreb and the opportu-
nity to see that city. Thanks to you, I managed in
a very short time to get a good feeling for the way
the people live and work in that city. Such an experi-
ence adds an indispensable dimension to one's impres-
sions of a foreign country, and I am grateful for your
thoughtful and efficient tour.

Warm regards,

Miss Nikola Cimesa
Protocol Office of the
Socialist Republic of Croatia
Radicev TRG. 3.

Washington, D. C. 20530
Administration
Domestic and International Business
Department of Commerce
Mr. John T. Connor, Jr.

Henry A. Kissing

Warm regards,

Best wishes the very best of luck and good wishes.
It goes without saying that I wish you and
I look forward to learning of your new assignment.
I have your letter of October 16 and was

Dear John,

November 3, 1943

MT. SINCE, HERB