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April 6, 1967

US Embassy Bonn Telegram 11806 to State Department, 'Vice President’s Visit III: Non-Proliferation Treaty'

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During this discussion with Vice President Humphrey, Kiesinger declared that the NPT was a “serious problem,” but said that he disagreed with some West German conservatives that it was “was not politically acceptable.” For Kiesinger, the problem was the Soviet Union, “which for years, and without any reason had attacked, slandered and threatened” West Germany.


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Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library, National Security Files, International Meetings and Travel, box 26. Contributed to NPIHP by Bill Burr.

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2018-06-12

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Telegram

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177799

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