Dokumentation der Zeit 1959 / 191
Documentation of Time 1959 / 191

Author(s): Author Not Specified
Subject(s): Post-War period (1950 - 1989), Cold-War History
Published by: CEEOL Collections / Digital Reproductions
Keywords: Geneva Converence, May 1959; Soviet proposals for the status of Berlin; Lothar Bolz; COMECON and China; Nikita Chruščëv; Walter Hagemann;
Summary/Abstract: Geneva Foreign Ministers Conference (I) // Chronicle (May 11-15, 1959) // 5th session of the National Council of the National Front of Democratic Germany (May 3, 1959 in Berlin) // Conference of authors of the Mitteldeutscher Verlag (April 24, 1959 in Bitterfeld) // The response to the Soviet Berlin proposals // Theodor Blank (CDU) - Federal Minister for Labor and Social Affairs // Brief biographies of the members of the People's Chamber of the GDR (VI) // Jesuit Father Gundlach preaches nuclear war. Foreign Legionnaires tortured to death. // Series of articles in "Combat" on the GDR (III) // Documents from the Geneva Foreign Ministers' Conference // Statement of Principles by the Foreign Minister of the USSR, A. A. Gromyko (May 13, 1959) // Statement by the Foreign Minister of the GDR, Dr. Lothar Bolz (May 14, 1959) // Communiqué on the Conference of Foreign Ministers of the Member States of the Warsaw Treaty and the PR China (April 28, 1959) // Appeal of the National Council of the NF to the citizens of the GDR and West Germany (May 3, 1959 ) // “Call of the 3000” to the Geneva Conference (April 21, 1959) / 7 Communiqué of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the SED on the implementation of the resolutions of the Fifth Party Congress // Protest note by the government of the USSR against the Bonn nuclear armament April 1959) // NS Khrushchev's response to a letter from American personalities (March 20, 1959) // Solidarity telegram from the Rectors' Conference of the GDR to Prof. Hagemann (April 22, 1959) // Declaration by the Peace Committee in West Germany to prohibit its activities (April 17, 1959) March 1959) // CHRONICLE May 1st to 15th, 1959

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