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Berlin Quadripartite Documents (BQD) und Berlin Contingency Planungen der NATO: Bd. 2
Sonderstab LIVE OAK >> BW 71 Sonderstab Live Oak >> German Liasion Officer / Deutscher Verbindungsoffizier LIVE OAK >> Berlin Quadripartite Documents (BQD) und Berlin Contingency Planungen der NATO
1959-1962
Enthält:
BQD-1 "The Problem of Allied Access to the East Sector of Berlin", 22. August 1961 [18];
BQD-2 "Retaliation against Harassment of Western Entry into East Berlin and Access to Berlin", 23. August 1961 (überarbeitete Fassung) [17];
BQD-6 "Quadripartite Ambassadorial Group Berlin Contingency Planning, Public Statement", 11. Dezember 1961 (überarbeitete Fassung) [26];
BQD-7 "Allied Reaction to possible Soviet Action regarding Civil Air Flights to Berlin", 30. August 1961 [16];
BQD-8 "Matters on which Ambassadorial Steering Group Guidance would be helpful", undatiert [15];
BQD-10 "Agreed Paper containing Comments of UN Delegates on Paper "Submission of Berlin to UN on Ground of Violation of Human Rights" circulated August 23rd", undatiert [14];
BQD-12 "Retaliotion for Restrictions onAllied Access to East Berlin", 20. September 1961 (überarbeitete Fassung) [19];
BQD-13 "Stikker Statement of United States, United Kingdom, France and German Governments", undatiert [13];
BQD-14 "Draft Reply to Soviet Note of September 2, 1961", undatiert [12];
BQD-15 "Draft: German Answer to Soviet Memorandum of August 3, 1961", 7. September 1961 [11];
BQD-18 "Report of the Working Group on Germany Including Berlin", 9. April 1960 [10];
BQD-19 "Western Proposal of July 28, 1959 as Revised on May 1, 1960", 1960 [9];
BQD-21 "Final Disposition of the Report of the Four Power Working Group on Economic Countermeasures", undatiert [8];
BQD-22 "The Problem of Avoiding a Separate Peace Treaty being regarded as a Defeat for the West (U.K. Draft)", undatiert [7];
BQD-23 "Obligation of NATO Members Concerning Land Access to Berlin", 21. September 1961 (überarbeitete Fassung) [6] ;
BQD-24 "German Representation in Berlin Negotiations", undatiert [5];
BQD-26 "Draft Instructions for Representatives of the Washington Ambassadorial Group", 12. September 1961 [4];
BQD-28 "French Delegation: Draft French Reply to the Soviet Note on the Tegel Incident", um September 1961 [3];
BQD-33 "German Paper in Extension of Ambassador Grewe's Remarks of September 28", 28. September 1961 [2];
BQD-62 "Draft Paper on Quadripartite Policy with Respect to Berlin Air Access", 2. Dezember 1961 (überarbeitete Fassung) [33];
BQD-74 Deutsche Botschaft Washington: "German Berlin Traffic", 3. Januar 1962 [25];
BQD-75 "German Embassy: Preparation of new Customs Regulations of the SBZ", 9. Januar 1962 [27];
Schriftwechsel zu BQD-99 / Berlin Contingency Planning, Oktober - November 1962 [49-51, 54];
BQD-CC-7 "Announcements and Notes for FREE STYLE", 5. November 1962 (überarbeitete Fassung) [57];
BQD-CC-9 betreffend "Possible Air Counter-Measures", 19. Februar 1962 [30];
BQD-CC-10 "Allied Support for German Access to and from Berlin", undatiert [31];
BQD-CC-10 a "Draft Comments by Bonn Committee on BQD-CC-10", 12. August 1962 [39];
BQD-CC-11 "Military Countermeasures", 19. Oktober 1962 (überarbeitete Fassung) [53];
LIVE OAK an Allierten Stab Berlin und Washington Ambassadorial Group betreffend BQD-CC-11 (überarbeitete Fassung), 4. und 5. Dezember 1962 [61, 62];
Chef des Stabes zu Gegenmaßnahmen im Luftverkehr und LIVE OAK-Studie "Military Countermeasures: Increased Activity in the ADIZ (BQD-CC-11 (revised) Item 29", 20. Dezember 1962 [66];
BQD-CC-11 b "Agreed Comments on BQD-CC-11, Part 2 of Bonn Quadripartite Group", 9. August 1962 [35];
BQD-CC-14 "Allied Convoy Processing", 4. Juni 1962 [32];
BQD-CC-17 a "Note by the United Kingdom: Traffic and Communications with West Berlin", 10. Juli 1962 [55];
BQD-CC-17 b "Narrative Description of Allied Surface Access Procedures" (US Entwurf), 15. August 1962 [40];
BQD-CC-19 "CCG Working Paper: Allied Responses to Soviet / GDR Peace Treaty", 16. August 1962 (überarbeitete Fassung) [37];
Schriftwechsel insbesondere zu militärischen Maßnmahmen gemäß Annex zu BQD-CC-19, September und November 1962 [44, 46, 47, 58];
BQD-CC-20 "General Considerations of the Four Powers for Dealing with Soviet / GDR Demands in the Field of Passports, Visas and Customs for German Berlin and Interzonal Traffic", 11. August 1962 (überarbeitete Fassung) [38];
BQD-CC-21 "The Berlin Question in the UN", 18. August 1962 [41];
BQD-E-12 "Report of Four Power Working Group on Economic Countermeasures for Information of Member Governments of North Atlantic Council", 11. September 1961 (überarbeitete Fassung) [36];
BQD-E-14 "Right to susped or terminate Overflight and Stops of Soviet Bloc Aircraft in NATO Countries", 2. Oktober 1961 [1];
BQD-EG-1: US Joint Staff an USCINCEUR betreffend BQD-EG-1 und "Western Attitude in the Event of an Uprising in East Germany or East Berlin", 2. Dezember 1961 [23];
BQD-EG-2 "Western Attitude in Event of an Uprising in East Germany or East Berlin", 4. Dezember 1961 (überarbeitet) und Schriftwechsel, August-September 1962 [22, 34, 42];
BQD-M-9 "Air Access Announcements", 18. Dezember 1961 [24]
BQD-M-24 "Memorandum for the Quadripartite Ambassadorial Group: Report on Naval Countermeasures", 11. Dezember 1962 [67];
BTF-85 "Allied Support for German Access to and from Berlin", 30. Januar 1962 (überarbeitete Fassung) [29];
BTF-129 "Air Access Contingency Planning Resume for Measures not involving Use of Force. Communist Threats to Air Access", 6. August 1962 (überarbeitete Fassung) [52];
Generalsekretär der NATO betreffend "Political Aspects of Berlin Contingency Planning", 19. November 1962 (PO/62/716) [59];
HQ United States European Command, General Norstad an die Generalstäbe Frankreichs, Großbritanniens und der USA betreffend Berlin Contingency Planning mit Anlagen "Quiet Preparataory and Precautionary Military Measures of a kind which will not create Public Alarm but which will be detectable by Soviet Intelligence" und "Preparatory Measures already taken", 18. April 1959 [60];
Bundesministerium der Verteidigung betreffend Viermächteorgane für Vorbereitung und Koordination maritimer Gegenmaßnahmen, 14. November 1962 [56];
US Secretary of State an LIVE OAK betreffend militärische Gegenmaßnahmen, 15. Dezember 1962 [64];
NATO-Rat: "Legal Aspects of Possible Economic Countermeasures", Bericht einer Arbeitsgruppe von Rechtsexperten, 28. Oktober 1961 (C-M(61)99) [65];
Erlass des Bundesministeriums des Innern betreffend Maßnahmen des BGS bei Störungen im Grenzgebiet, die durch der Demarkationslinie zur SBZ durch die SBZ verursacht werden, 10. Oktober 1961 [20];
Memorandum für die Standing Group des Militärausschusses der NATO u. a. betreffend Ost-West-Krise und Berlin Contingency Planning, 7. November 1961 [21];
Stellungnahme des Auswärtigen Amts betreffend Vorrecht der Staaten des Ostblocks bei der Benutzung westdeutscher Wasserstraßen und westdeutscher oder westeuropäischer Häfen, 1. Februar 1962 [28];
Memorandum für General Norstad betreffend "Naval Increment" für LIVE OAK und Maritime Gegenmaßnahmen, 17. September 1962 [43];
Verbindungswege der Alliierten zu den Sowjets: Arbeitspapier "Channels of Communications with the Soviets" und Memorandum der französischen Delegation für General Baker, 17. September und 4. Oktober 1962 [45, 48];
Bonner Vierergruppe betreffend LIVE OAK Verbindungsoffizier in Berlin, 15. Dezember 1962 [63]
