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Wieck, Hans-Georg 1928-

Dr. Hans-Georg Wieck served as the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) to Iran from 1974 to 1977, the Soviet Union from 1977 to 1980, and India from 1990 to 1993. He also served as Germany's Permanent Representative to NATO (1980-1985), and held other positions inside of the German government and in other international and non-governmental bodies.

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July 1, 1975

Cable from Ambassador Dr. Wieck, FRG Embassy Tehran, 'Cooperation of the Federal Republic of Germany with Iran in the Area of Peaceful Use of Nuclear Energy'

Haunschild and Wieck meet with Dr. Etemad. First Haunschild discusses cooperation with Brazil on peaceful uses of nuclear energy as well as other international partners. There is agreement on future plans for a IAEO Conference in Vienna in September. The continuation of all current projects, collaboration for education and research projects, and sending experts in research. 

July 13, 1974

Letter, Hoerster and Biagoschi, Kraftwerk Union A.G., to Dr. H.-G. Wieck, 'Turn-key Nuclear Power Plants for Iran including Fuel Management, Exploration of Natural Uranium and Aid in obtaining Enrichment Know-how'

This document discusses the capability of Kraftwerk Union AG, bid preparation for nuclear plants including the unit sizes and turn key jobs, exploration of natural uranium in Iran, and uranium enrichment facilities.

March 7, 1974

Cable, Ambassador Dr. Wieck, FRG Embassy Tehran, to the Foreign Ministry, 'Scientific-Technological Cooperation Iran-Federal Republic of Germany'

The document discusses the possible cooperation between Germany and Iran involving the develop of new energies. The perspectives of all the parties involved are listed. Details of the nuclear power plants, the development and delivery via ship of the materials and parts, television satellite system, energy research, metallurgy, geology, chemistry, traffic planning, and desalination. 
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