Berlin Crisis, 1962–1963
Contents
- March 1962: Discussion of Berlin at the Eighteen-Nation Disarmament
Committee Meetings at Geneva (Documents 1–29)
- April-May 1962: Differences Between the United States and the Federal
Republic of Germany (Documents 30–58)
- May–July 1962: Further Discussions in Washington, Geneva, and
Moscow (Documents 59–89)
- August-September 1962: Contingency Planning, the Death of Peter Fechter,
and the Abolition of the Office of the Soviet Commandant (Documents 90–112)
- September–November 1962: U.S. Policy on Berlin During the Cuban Missile
Crisis (Documents 113–151)
- November 1962–January 1963: Allied Consideration of Resuming Talks With
the Soviet Union (Documents 152–169)
- January–June 1963: Resumption of Talks With The Soviet Union and President
Kennedy’s Trip to Germany (Documents 170–198)
- June-October 1963: Discussions at Moscow, New York, and Washington (Documents 199–218)
- October-December 1963: Convoy Incidents and Chancellor Erhard’s Visit to the United States (Documents 219–256)