Dokumentation der Zeit 1960 / 217
Documentation of Time 1960 / 217

Author(s): Author Not Specified
Subject(s): Post-War period (1950 - 1989), History of Communism, Cold-War History
Published by: CEEOL Collections / Digital Reproductions
Keywords: German Democratic Republic; History of GDR; Cold War History; German division;
Summary/Abstract: CONTENTS: INFORMATIONS Bonn provocations along the State frontier of GDR — a danger to peace // Indignation in the world at large at the aggressive US-policy // Oberländer’s downfall — a victory of the democratic forces // IN REVIEW: The West German “Bundeswehr” requires leadership in NATO // BIOGRAPHIES: Shorter biographies of members of People’s Chamber of GDR (XIV) // MARCH OF EVENTS: 1.181 million FDGB holiday trips in 1960. // „Heusinger in service of the Gestapo“. // Actual quotations: Others about GDR. // Bonn acknowledges appointment in KZs (concentration camps) as to be “military service“. // Falsifications as a doctrine // DOCUMENTS: New disarmament proposals of the Government of UdSSR. // Message of the chairman of the Minister Council, N. S. Khrushchev, to the heads of government of all nations (June 2, 1960) // Proposal for a treaty on general and complete disarmament in three stages (June 2, 1960) // Open letter of the German Cultural Association to the West German people (published on May 10, 1960) // Source materials // CHRONICLE: June 1-15, 1960 // Special Register: Materials concerning the Potsdam agreement

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