Moscow Memoranda., 09/01/1967-09/30/1967
Series-level Scope and Content Note
Files relating to Lodeesen's work as U.S. Foreign Service Officer, Political Section, U.S. Embassy, Moscow (1966-68).
Dates
- 09/01/1967-09/30/1967
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Extent
From the Collection: 15 Linear Feet (10 boxes)
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Container Summary
Department of State Airgram memoranda from Jon S. Lodeesen, U.S. Embassy, Moscow, on the following designated subjects, with memo dates in parentheses (total 5): - Demonstrators Sentenced (9/8/1967). - Aftermath to Demonstrators' Trial (9/12/1967). - State Infiltration of Baptist Church, USSR (9/12/1967). - Soviet Control of Embassy Travel: Weekly Summary, September 7-13, 1967 (9/15/1967). - Crimean Tatars Rehabilitated after 23 Years as Second-Class Citizens (9/19/1967). Reference to leadership and political issues in the Soviet Union.
Subjects and Associated Physical Materials
LODEESEN, JON S. - MOSCOW MEMORANDA 1967 SEPTEMBER: Xerox
USSR - POLITICS: MEMOS BY LODEESEN, JON S. 1967 SEPTEMBER: Xerox
USSR - LODEESEN, JON S.: MEMORANDA 1967 SEPTEMBER: Xerox
Repository Details
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