Foreign Relations of the United States, 1961–1963, Volume XIV, Berlin Crisis, 1961–1962 - Office of the Historian

Berlin Crisis, 1961-1962

Contents

January-May 1961: Consideration of the Question of Germany and Berlin (Documents 1–31)
June-July 1961: The Summit Conference at Vienna June 3-4; NSAM No. 58; the Western Reply to the June 4 Soviet Aide-Memoire (Documents 32–73)
July-August 1961: NSAM No. 62; the Second Acheson Report on Berlin; Meeting of the Four Western Foreign Ministers at Paris (Documents 74–103)
August-September 1961: The Division of Berlin; the Brandt-Kennedy Correspondence; Vice President Johnson’s Trip to Berlin; General Clay’s Appointment as Special Representative to Berlin; NSAMs No. 92 and 94; Meeting of the Four Western Foreign Ministers at Washington (Documents 104–153)
September-October 1961: Conversations With Foreign Minister Gromyko; Beginning of the Pal Correspondence (Documents 154–170)
October-November 1961: The Crisis at the Friedrichstrasse Crossing (Documents 171–204)
November-December 1961: Discussions Among the Four Western Allies on Negotiations With the Soviet Union (Documents 205–241)
December 1961-January 1962: First Meetings Between Ambassador Thompson and Foreign Minister Gromyko (Documents 242–280)
February-March 1962: Final Meetings Between Ambassador Thompson and Foreign Minister Gromyko; Beginning of the Crisis Over Air Access to Berlin (Documents 281–317)