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June 14, 1961

TELEGRAM FROM GAQO PAZE, THE ALBANIAN AMBASSADOR TO THE GDR, TO THE FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTRY OF ALBANIA

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    The Chinese ambassador to Berlin expressed to Gaqo Paze that the participation of Cuba in the conference of non-aligned countries, which is to be held in Belgrade, is a positive act because the Cuban representatives will speak out against American imperialism. In addition, the Chinese ambassador said that the act of organizing the conference is not a positive development.
    "Telegram from Gaqo Paze, the Albanian Ambassador to the GDR, to the Foreign Affairs Ministry of Albania" June 14, 1961, History and Public Policy Program Digital Archive, AMPJSh V. 1961 D. 422, p. 23 http://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org/document/110167

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The Chinese ambassador to Berlin expressed to Gaqo Paze that the participation of Cuba in the conference of non-aligned countries, which is to be held in Belgrade, is a positive act because the Cuban representatives will speak out against American imperialism. In addition, the Chinese ambassador said that the act of organizing the conference is not a positive development.

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Paze, Gaqo

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  • AMPJSh V. 1961 D. 422, p. 23

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