ALFONS DALMA

STEFAN TOMICIC

CHEFREDAKTEUR

DES ÖSTERREICHISCHEN RUNDFUNKS

RADIO & TELEVISION

Mr. Henry A. Kissinger
Counsellor to the President
White House
Pennsylvania Ave. 1600
Washington D.C.
U.S.A.

GENERAL

F-96-11-1

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

A-1041 WIEN
ARGENTINIERSTRASSE 30 A
TEL.: XIXX01 65 95 306

February 22, 1971

Dear Mr. Kissinger,

A few days ago I sent you the copies of two studies I wrote for the Austrian Military Review and for Europa Forum in Munich in the last month. I did not illude myself that my general views on the global situation could be of any interest or include anything new for you. I simply want to let you know that I am still living and thinking - as far as my very invading job allows it - about the old subjects which used to be common to both of us.

If I want to attract your attention to any particular aspect of my articles, then that are maybe the parts consecrated to the particular Yugoslav factor of the general evolution and situation in the Mediterranean. The mounting tensions in and around this very important southern neighbor of Austria are close to my present platform of observation and easy to be attentively followed.

I always hope that some happy occasion would bring me over to Washington and that you will be willing and able to let me meet you, not withstanding all your overcharge of duties and - naturally - sorrows, inherent to the policy of the mightiest, but for the exercise of the power not best shaped state in the world.

Kindly,

yours

The White House
Washington

1971 AUG 12 PM 5 10

ITT-4/AUG 12 1971

VIEN, 117-WORDS AUG 12 1971

MR HENRY KISSINGER SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTONDC

DEAR MR KISSINGER

I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF YOU SEE ANY AND EVEN SOME THEORETICAL
POSSIBILITY TO GIVE ME AN INTERVIEW ON THE GENERAL LINES
OF THE AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY AND WORLD STRATEGY THE AUSTRIAN
TELEVISION SHOULD PRODUCE ON SEPTEMBER 4TH TOGETHER WITH THE
SECOND GERMAN TELEVISION A COMMON NEWS PROGRAM ON BEHALF OF

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SECOND GERMAN TELEVISION A COMMON NEWS PROGRAM ON BEHALF OF
TELEVISION SHOULD PRODUCE ON SEPTEMBER 4TH TOGETHER WITH THE
OF THE AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY AND WORLD STRATEGY THE AUSTRIAN
RECEIVED
KISSINGER OFFICE
POSSIBILITY TO GIVE ME AN INTERVIEW ON THE GENERAL FINEST

I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF YOU SEE ANY AND EVEN SOME THEORETICAL
DEAR MR KISSINGER
1971 AUG 15 AM 8 52

STATE'S WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTONDC
MR HENRY KISSINGER SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED

VIENN, 117-WORDS, AUG 15 1971

111-4/AUG 15 1971

ALFONZ DAFN CHIEF EDITOR AUSTRIAN RADIO AND TELEVISION VIENNA
IN OFT INTELLECTUAL COMMUNITY AND WITH KIND REGARDS
COULD YOU KINDLY LET ME KNOW HOW THE PROSPECTS ARE ?

INTERVIEW WOULD BE THE BEST MAIN PIECE OF THIS PROGRAM
THE INTERNATIONAL RADIO AND TV EXPOSITION IN WESTBERLIN YOUR

GENERAL

FC6-11-7 KISSINGER, HENRY A

KISSINGER, HENRY A.

UN 3 150/146 VIA RCA

VIENNA 1706 JAN 7 1972

PROFESSOR HENRY A KISSINGER, SPECIAL COUNSELLOR TO THE PRESIDENT
THE WHITE HOUSE

DEAR MR KISSINGER

TO ADD SOMETHING MORE TO YOUR USUAL TROUBLES: I AM COMING

TO THE STATES FIRST TO NEW YORK TO SEE AND INTERVIEW

WALDHEIM FOR A SPECIAL TV-TRANSMISSION AND THEN TO WASHINGTON

FOR BACKGROUND INFORMATION AND CONTACTS THE FIRST TIME AFTER
I ASSUMED THE DUTY OF THE NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS DIRECTOR OF
THE VIENNA RADIO AND TELEVISION PRETENTIOUSLY ENOUGH I DESIRE

DEEPLY TO TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET YOU I COULD BE IN
WASHINGTON BETWEEN FRIDAY 14TH AND TUESDAY 18TH OF JANUARY
INCLUDING THE WEEKEND WHERE IT WOULD PERHAPS BE EASIER FOR YOU
TO FIND A FREE HALF HOUR PLEASE CABLE BACK TO MY NAME IN THE
AUSTRIAN RADIO AND TELEVISION IN VIENNA OR CALL THE AUSTRIAN
EMBASSY IN WASHINGTON (MR CYRUS) BIG EXPECTANCE AND KIND REGARDS

ALFONS DALMAR

RECEIVED
JAN 18 1972

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