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August 02, 1963

US EMBASSY BONN AIRGRAM A-250 TO STATE DEPARTMENT, 'SECRETARY MCNAMARA’S CONVERSATION WITH CHANCELLOR ADENAUER'

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    In this conversation, Chancellor Adenauer and Secretary McNamara discussed the West Germans signing the U.S. proposed Limited Test Ban Treaty, which Adenauer felt would be a "success" for the Soviets. Adenauer worried that signing the same documents as the Soviets would recognize the Soviet Occupied Zone.
    "US Embassy Bonn Airgram A-250 to State Department, 'Secretary McNamara’s Conversation with Chancellor Adenauer' ," August 02, 1963, History and Public Policy Program Digital Archive, US State Department FOIA release. Contributed to NPIHP by Bill Burr. https://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org/document/177771

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In this conversation, Chancellor Adenauer and Secretary McNamara discussed the West Germans signing the U.S. proposed Limited Test Ban Treaty, which Adenauer felt would be a "success" for the Soviets. Adenauer worried that signing the same documents as the Soviets would recognize the Soviet Occupied Zone.

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McNamara, Robert S., 1916-2009

Adenauer, Konrad, 1876-1967

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  • US State Department FOIA release. Contributed to NPIHP by Bill Burr.

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  • Telegram

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  • 177771

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