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Sonderstab LIVE OAK >> BW 71 Sonderstab Live Oak >> Registry Quadripartite Operations Centre >> Establishment, fundamental and general documents >> Archives on Establishment and Fundamental Topics >> Berlin Quadriartite Documents (BQDs)
1960-1962
Enthält:
Retaliation for Restrictions on Allied Access to East Berlin, 20 September 1961 (BQD-12 Revised) [1];
Stikker Statement to United States, United Kingdom, France and German Governments, undated (BQD-13) [2];
The Problem of Allied Access to the East Sector of Berlin, 22 August 1961 (BQD-1) [3];
Retaliation against Harassment of Western Entry into East Berlin and Access to Berlin, 23 August 1961 (BQD-2 Revised) [4];
Allied Reaction to possible Soviet Action regarding Civil Air Flights to Berlin, 30 August 1961 (BQD-7) [5];
"Matters on Which Ambassadorial Steering Group Guidance would be Helpful", Extract of BQD 8, undated [6];
Agreed Paper Containing Comments of UN Delegates on Paper "Submission of Berlin to UN on Ground of Violation of Human Rights" (circulated 23 August), undated (BQD-10) [7];
Draft Reply to Soviet Note of 2 September 1965, undated (BQD-14) [8];
Report of the Working Group on Germany Including Berlin 9 April 1960 (BQD-18) [9];
Western Proposal of 28 July 1959 as Revised on 1 May 1960 (BQD-19) [10];
Final Disposition of the Report of the Four Power Working Group on Economic Countermeasuers, undated (BQD-21) [11];
The Problem of Avoiding a Separate Peace Treaty being regarded as a Defeat of the West (UK Draft), undated (BQD-22) [12];
Obligation of NATO Members Concerning Land Access to Berlin, 21 September 1961 (BQD-23 Revised) [13];
German Representation in Berlin Negotiations, undated (BQD-242) [14];
Draft French Reply to the Soviet Note on the Tegel Incident, undated (BQD-28) [15];
German Paper in Extension of Ambassador Grewe's Remarks of September 26th. Relationship between the Reports of the Four-Power Working Group on Germany and Berlin of August and of September 1961, 28 September 1961 (BQD-33) [16];
Right and Suspend to Terminate Overflight and Stops of Soviet Bloc Aircraft in NATO Countries, 2 October 1961 (BQD-E-14) [17];
MP Patrols on Berlin-Helmstedt Autobahn, 11 October 1961 (BTF-36) [18];
East German Sub-Group to Ambassadorial Group concerning Paper of Western Attitude in the Event of an Uprising in East Germany or East Berlin, 29 November 1961 (BQD-EG-2) [19];
Quadripartite Ambassadorial Group - Berlin Contingency Planning: Ground Access - Checkpoint Procedures, 30 November 1961 (BQD-4 Second Revision) [20];
German Answer to Soviet Memorandum of 3 August 1961, Draft (BQD-15) [21];
Instructions for Representatives of the Washington Ambassadorial Group, 12 September 1961 (BQD-26) [22];
Message of Joint Chiefs of Staff on Approval BQD-EG-2 concerning Western Attitude in the Event of an Uprising in East Germany or East Berlin, 7 December 1961 [24];
Comments of the US Embassy Bonn on BQD-EG-2 and on Attitude to Refugees from East Germany, 9 and 12 December 1961 [25, 26];
Soviet Ambassador's Reply to Note of 26 August from US Ambassador, undated (BQD-27) [27];
Report and Recommendations of Quadripartite Group Bonn on Soviet Actions in Air Corridors, 10 March 1962 (BQD-85) [28];
German Embassy Washington: German Berlin Traffic, 3 January 1962 (BQD-74) [29];
Quadripartite Ambassadorial Group - Berlin Contingency Planning: Public Statement, 11 December 1961 (BQD-6 Revised) [30];
Preparation of New Customs Regulations of the SZO, 9 January 1962 (BQD-75) [31];
Allied Support for German Access to and from Berlin, 30 January 1962 (BTF-85 Revised) [32];
Allied Support for German Aqccess to and from Berlin, undated (BQD-CC-10) [33];
Quadripartite Ambassadorial Group Washington on Berlin Contingency Planning: Military Countermeasures, Part I: 8 March 1962, Part II: 11 May 1962 (BQD-CC-11) [34, 36];
US Paper: BQD-CC-9 Possible Air Countermeasures, 19 February 1962 (BQD-DD-9) [35];
Quadripartite Policy with Respect to Berlin Air Access (Draft), 2 December 1961 (BQD-62 Revised) [37];
Allied Convoy Processing, 4 June 1962 (BQD-CC-14) [37A];
Allied Response to Soviet/GDR Peace Treaty (CCG Working Paper), 20 July 1962 (BQD-CC-19 Revised) [38];
Report of Four Power Working Group on Economic Countermeasures for Information of Member Governments of North Atlantic Council, 11 September 1961 (BQD-E-12 Revised) [39];
Agreed Comments on BQD-CC-11, Part 2 of Bonn Quadripartite Group, 9 August 1962 (BQD-CC-11b) [40];
Draft Comments by Bonn Committee on BQD-CC-10, 12 August 1962 (BQD-CC-10a) [41];
The Berlin Question in the UN, 18 August 1962 (BQD-CC-27) [42];
Air Access Contingency Planning Resume for Measures not involving Use of Force. Communist Threats to Air Access, 6 August 1962 (BTF-129 Revised) [43];
Ambassadorial Group: Military Countermeasures, 19 October 1962 (BQD-CC-11 Revised) [44];
Announcements and Notes for FREE STYLE, 5 November 1962 (BQD-CC-7 Revised) [45];
Soviet Position on Berlin Access, 24 March 1962 (BQD-88) [46];
US Representative to SHAPE on the Meaning of "Major" LIVE OAK Actions, 29 June 1962 [47];
Agreed Comments of Bonn Quadripartite Group on BQD-CC-11, Part 2, 9 August 1962 [48];
"Ramblings from behind the Iron Curtain", 5 September 1962 (BTF-140) [49]
