“13-00000 1 Kenni n grady ( 2.S.S. R. Pri aci a t Dear Mrs. Kig. While on This East European Meris Study Loser, J sailed a lillle Town Church in East Germany Called Hernhut. the Moravian Church Coldest ind Hernhut ) offic i a l s , host e during own visit there. I Saw”
“14-00000 3 In the two leading alphabets of Europe (the Latin and Cyrillic) la erough for the opening ocromony. Tro names fax and or busts for onth country will suffice. A great quote from each Could go with it. E.EPlos: 1. Franco: Voltaire (I disagree with ovory hing you ”
“14-00000 EUROPEAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC SOLIDARITY ORGANIZATIONS GERMAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC UNION CDU) WORLD CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC UNION (wcou) KONRAD ADENAUER FOUNDATION 64 Political European . Christian Democratic Christian Democratic International Union Eichholz Stude”
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“Would that be a good time f or Reuter to lay the foundation of establishment of the Reichstag as a ‘House of European Peace?: If it is, a cable along the following lines might be sent: TH -1. APPRECIATE YOUR OPINION OF APPROACHING REUTER REFERENCE MAY FIRST REICHSTAG MEETI”
“good old stuff applies by imalicatiin— and it in an implicate on which the adversary Kas-lir cannot adiit. Can only shut its ears. Reaerightcnoneu@ienckexts The rightroxx use of music at the Reichstag is essential to .the guccess of the whole. It is a vital part of the over-a”
“13-00000 * / . ? AGE: 2 site To- Veweseetn,. . ofiy - 2. .3. RADICAL LEFT - ELEMENT IN BERLIN STAGED- - vtyd - • o**-7: chdre ***** APRIL DEMONSTRAT-ION MARCH on RATHAUS SCHIOSNEBERG. D9 VAkE OF DR EkiNG’s ASSASSINATIONS IN VIEW OF THE ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT ON”
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“ablickand:Sporifiimprozramm. Zum Besuch unjerer Veranitaltungen wollen Sie Jolgendes beachten: Pe Vorseage, Month, und Liserstorsberido werden in der Organisationsabicilung un tio Hauser (Zimimneg 15, Tel. ,42 % 51, App. 157 wad 290, Eintriitskarten bot olor suigrgetrn. Wegen”
“-6 **2 0 1 - 2 - / • On the book matter, it would be wonderful if we could go ahead with our project of book exhibitions off all works of Congress authors. I have asked Pearl Kluger — she can be reached at the above number in Freedom House--- to_ ahead - with a limited a”
“eaesea ‘ Vortro 1. Koenen aa 16.3.50., B’st 2. un- 25432 "Cuno" - Bericht hr. 13. /Fortsetsung/ Berlin ist (laut Koenen) did/ld der Mittelpunkt nicht nur Deutsche lands, sondern des Blocks aer Volksdemokratien und ganz Europas! Ohne Berlin kein Friede, keine "Freiheit", k”
“14-00000 2/ via MEMORANDUM FOR; Rr. Lindsay, CEB THROUGH: Mr. Schreyer, E) III SUBJECT: Congress for Cultural Freedom , Attached is an interim report. A considerable amount of material, including American and foreign press cuttings, a photographic exhibit and full text”
“1,- bis DM 3,—. 26. Sonntag 19.00 Uhr, Theater % Karten an der Theaterkasse in der Zeit von !1 bis 19 Uhr erhalulich oder Zimmer 5, Telefon 42 50 51, Apparat 175. LITERATUR-ABENDI.Gorki - Klopfer f3r den Home- esmus — Kampfer gegen Jie Weltreshtion". Es spricht: i Achim Wolt”
“14-00000 • On the book matter, it would be wonderful if we could go ahead with our project of book exhibitions of all works of Congress authors. I have asked Fearl Kluger — she can be reached at the above number in Freedom House — to ahead with a United amount of orders fro”
“02.75 17 May 1950 Subject: Report on Distribution of Der Monat through an Exemplary Outlet - While in Berlin I acquired a copy of the report dated ! March 13, 1950, I do not know th other it has been made available. The information in it sees to me interesting in itself a”
“prominent • writers end men of learning will attend the Congress. Among others, the following men are expected to parti- rcipater Author Ignazio SILONE (Italy), Professor Julian HUXLEY (England) and Sidney HOCK (USA). Poet Arnulf OVERLAID (Norway) and Ture NERMAN (Seeden) ea”
“customers they have because they operate furtively, "the Reds." The program regularly attracts 00-65 per as the rather stupid law compels them to do Mut cent of the national audience, and only an occasional (Courage), a monthly magazine' addressing a frankly. editorial writer ”
“3, io sorve and assist through such unified political action the an ropriate agencies of our Government and various collaborating Aasrican anti-dommunist organisations in the dissemination of authontio information on Jowiot Rumsien tyranny and atrocity behind the iron curtain”
“changed. He apologized profusely - and ppprently sincerely - for the delay, expresses hixself anxious to co operate in every possible way to meet our requirements, brushed aside sone of the technicalities raised by Bruckner, and got down to the essentials very rapidly, Ve we”
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“Berlin about the middle of April, accomplish all he can in the way of advice as to the Deutschland Troffon, leave Borlin very early in May, travel through Franco and Engla land back to the US, building up acceptances for the Congress, returning to Berlin on the 25th of May an”
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“Betreuung beeindruckt. Solche lauze kennen manche (wohl die meis= ten) Besucher nur aus Film oder Balaern, und auf seidendamasts st "bespannte Polstermobel aus Schlob Sanssouci konnen sie sich sonst - auch nicht setzen. “esf Tvsiee1-d-d-:-3 Ni *-3921T Die Vortrage kann man ih”
“14-00000 -7- DULCERE Finn ,it than Mrrd Uhart ± !Reciangal’s reoryaniention plan of the blgartan Ihtional Council vaa rowdy, it would presented at the neac wertiree - vaarn omipa thro Atyruntin rinsimmd in the folledny terms, the situation a the Socialist Turtien arx! f”
“-7- officially to address to NCFE immediately upon the coming into effect of the contractual agreements, and which would have attached to it a copy of the license which would be granted by the Lundespost as of the date of the coming into effect of the contractual agreements”
“Communist Central announced he was headed for. Party organ when the war ended :lunich. When I inquired why, he replied: in 1945. Shortly thereafter, however, he "I want to inspect Radio Free “saw the light" and fled to Ger- Europe." many a refugee. Soon he was During the ”
“34-00000 T 6 D INTERNA TIONAL KESCUE • ( 62 WEST 45th STREET. NEW YORK so, N. Y. • Murray il 2 1672 • Cable Address: INTTUFSCUE 1 6 5 5564 SOMIRat. Rucsaan E Bian IRON Cr’kra kitdrt: CAMPAIGN lvnorary Chairuiani.i KeSDuSE 0500 Box EXULD PKOFSSTON.ALS Lro CHANE Chairman”
“14-00000 “To hour later when I had the honor of old farmer • he was imprisoned a year before installing the Bear Hag of Well Berlin, the. because lic, had not been able to inert his Ru-san- had brought three taub s’into the” quota. He-was perchless with fright and dis- squar”
“them arrested on whitewashing the Nazi era, "proving" that the only king circulated oi displayed Nazi sym- concentration and extermination camps were those . long men wore brown shirts and swastika built ;‘.'ii the war by Germ in prisoners under Ameri cond; the girls frumped ”
“00000 16 AMERICAN Express COMPANY ThAVEL DKnAw-MENT R.E.WHr <15 BROADWAY ..» vy Amp chars New Yon k 6. W. F-Fax ADDRESS: TOURAMEE stnorn Inin IGTLvt Vha • Thrurpextwes to •orevaferas GKRARD J. GILMORE to emrrun Theermorn June 16, 1950 7 SPECIAL DELIIERY Mr. ”
“_Matter of extra expense to be allowed Pearl Kluger for‘ gather signatures for cablegram to Congress, and for certain “ __ other incidentals connected with travel of delegates, Burnham’s_ estimate this would not amount to more than 100. I authorized” __ him to spend up to 015”
“one and only representative of Lotin-America to the Congress have a chance to speak. "On the other hand, Koentler spoke four or five times and there was generally a marked tendency to build him up as a kind of crescentor Bundi. He seems to have enjoyed himself in the role of ”
“14-00000 COPY COFY April 1, 1953 Bo. 26 Dear Adolf, A day cr two before I sailed for Europe in January, 1953, I received a typed manuscript copy of the "Progress Report on the College de l’Europe Libre", which has now appeared in mimeographed form under date of February”
“-2- DB-25492 "Cuno" - Bericht Nr.12 /Fortsettung/ Bewegung" und "Der Plan sur Uswandlung der Natur". Auch uber den "Lebensstandard der serktatigen" wird berichtet, uber den Staatse* haushalt der UdseR, iher Volksbildung, Sport. Leben der Frauen und dergleichen mehr. Das Prog”
“would have accomplished the al ost impossible if Wo obtained such written endorse ment. From HICOG we went direct to Dr. Strohn’s office, showed him the memorandum (Fritz had net had time to prepare a German translation and we wera afraid this night delay matters, but Stro”
“23. Check with padtrat Vay and Tietjen about "Fidelio" performance. 2h. Check with Niklas about the Steinplatz park. 25. Complete arrangements for Steinplatz and AR Zoo Hotel rooms.- 26, M.J. ad the question of "Security" at the Hotels and Toberna. 27. Contract for Titanla on”
“4-00000 BNCP- 30 LI 4 April 1960 SUBJECT: Congress for Cultural Preedon TO: Jonathan 8. Gearing 1. Berlin newspapers have recently carried a dpa announce- ment of a Congress for Cultural Freedom to be held during the - last wook of June 1950. The notices in DE" TACES”
“4-00000 co: Y.. Jackson " Nr. Lang KXCERPT FRO "TZFN : A.: BRTARY 21, 1952, FROM SPENCER na 1 / Second, my oun plans, until 1. know when we are to 860 Tr. Lens and what the consequences of that interview may to, I can of course make no definite travel arrangements. I ”
“00000 / May Program for the Con ress: 1. Printing of L-page program, with special 4-page Fronch and English translated supplement. 2. Cover letter to all delegates who have accepted; enclosures of program; ask what discussions most Interest them; what they would be prepa”
“COPY 2.021 M Plxs 7 April 1950 MEMORANICM FOR MESSRS. FRANK LINDSAY OFFIE SUBJECT: Project EDQUICK 1. With reference to m conversation with Mr. Baker concern- ing the project outline covering the subject project, I have approved this project subject to the following”
“sprungweise zuruckgeht!", rier Koenen aus. - * Der Redner forderte, das die politische Agitation in g a n zs Berlin sowie in der Ostzone planmasig versthrkt werden solle. Uber" all sollen Agitationstrupps gaschult werden. Sie sollen z.B. in "kleinen Gruppen in den Berliner Sa”
“ACCOMPANYING MUSIC, YHKATRE,ETC 1, Music for the Congress should be of two general ettegories (a) a special concert by the Berlin Philharmonic, if possible with an out standing ixbuexally conductor, he ideal would be Arturo Toscanini (he practionlly spit in Mussolini’s eye).”
“The following sketch is submitted: CONGRESS FOR CULTURL FREEDOM Honorary Chairman Sponsors International Committee of 25 Executive Committed of 5 General"” Secretary Executive Editorial : Rerearch Paris Bureau Berlin Bureau Director Director . Director Director Director ”
“-3.-- "At a certain moment, the debates took• very unfortunate turn. On one of the frequent occasions, when Yoestler va@ given .■ the floor, he read % paper wherein he attacked Socialism in general and the Frittoh Labor Government in particular. Considering 13 that about 70”
“14-00000 ) CRL DB-25432 /3ibliollek 1%. (30 000 Bande, der groste Teil in deutscher Sprache) 3 Offnungszeiten: taglich von 12.00 bis 20.00 Uhr (suffer mitrwochs), sonntags von 16-00 bis 20.00 Uhr. ,: 04-20 Die Bucher konaen im Levesaal eingeseben bzw. fur die Dauer von ”
“14-00000 4 44 14 10 Les 1 - 1 e JEB 1 Bscs COPY a "January 11, 1950. :. Your letter of December 29 was late in arriving and I an replying by hand to save delay. (n) The idea of a MORA?" Congress is sn-excellent one: But should it be B "ECEAT" Congress or somet”
“rmanent monument was “suggested” to Mayor Reuter by one of the delegates. Reuter, himself a victim of totalitarian oppression, pushed it through thusiastically. SECRET a wll”
“oto.). 5. Break-may Troject: the CONGRESS should by means both of information and agitation keep alive the difference between those who are choosing Proodom and those who are willingly or unmno-ingly supporting totalitarianism and its deceptions. The dramatic defection of Fi”
“14-00000 Dear ... u This letter will serve as an official invitation and credential as a delegate to the Congress for Cultural Freedom. The passport and visa authorities knew about the Congress and fill extend all facilities to delegates. When you have secured your passpor”
“made to insure fully adequate financial support; c. That approval of the French and. British High Com missioners for Germany should be obtained to insure tri-partite support of the Congress,, and that French and British material aid should be forthcoming, at least to the ex”