I. Biographical Material
4 box(es)
(3.75 linear feet)
This series is organized into three sub-series: A. Biographical Files, B. Memorabilia, and C. Major Organizational Affiliations. The majority of this series is comprised of memorabilia gathered by Hillenbrand throughout his career as a Foreign Service officer and University of Georgia professor. A. Biographical Files
This sub-series is arranged chronologically and includes certificates, clippings, curriculum vitae, press releases, telegrams, and University of Georgia activity reports and departmental biographies. box Request box OS1 [Central News, 1933-1934. U of D News, 1935], 1933-1935 box folder Request box I.1 2 [University of Dayton, Bachelor of Arts], 1937 box Request box OS1 [Columbia University, Doctor of Philosophy] , 1943 box folder Request box I.1 4 [Biographical material], 1960-1964, 1969 box Request box OS1 Doctor of Letters, University of Dayton, 1963 January 27 OS1 Department of State, Superior Service Award, 1960 December 5 box folder Request box I.1 5 [Press release, Hillenbrand named Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs], 1962 box Request box OS1 [Certificate of Flight], 1970 box folder Request box I.1 7 Biographical material, 1971 box Request box OS1 1971 Distinguished Alumnus Award, University of Dayton, 1971 September 25 box folder Request box I.1 8 Biographical material dates not determined, circa 1972-1976 I.1 9 Biographical material [clippings and telegrams], 1972 box Request box OS1 Certificates: National Civil Service League, Kentucky Colonel, Summit Meeting, 1972 box Request box OS2 Honorary Board Memeber, Federation of German American Clubs, certificate, 1972 June 23 box folder Request box I.1 10 Biographical material [certificates and clippings], 1973 box Request box OS1 Doctor of Laws, University of Maryland, 1973 June 3 box Request box OS2 Certificate of Appointment, ELFERRAT, Embassy Motor Pool, 1973 March 2 box folder Request box I.1 11 Biographical material [clippings], 1974 I.1 12 Biographical sketch [and clippings], 1974-2001 I.1 13 Biographical material [clippings], 1975 I.1 14 Biographical material, 1976 box Request box OS1 Distinguished Civilian Service, Department of the Army, 1976 box Request box OS2 Certificate, Das Groskreuz des Verdienstordens der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, 1976 October 14 box folder Request box I.1 15 [West German Foreign Minister, Hans Dietrich Genscher remarks at Hillenbrand's retirement], 1976 October 15 I.1 16 Biographical material, 1980s-1990s [certificates and clippings], 1980-1989, 1998 box Request box OS1 Director General's Cup Certificate, 1983 box folder Request box I.1 17 [University of Georgia Faculty Service Award], 1991 I.1 18 Biographical sketches, 1989, 1992 I.1 19 Notable U.S. Ambassadors Since 1775, 1997 I.1 20 [American Academy of Diplomacy], 1999 I.1 21 Biographical sketch [Who's Who in America], 2003 I.1 22 Biographical sketch [The International Who's Who], 2004 I.1 23 Biographical material [Memorial service], 2005 February 21 B. Memorabilia
This sub-series is arranged chronologically and documents the professional activities of Martin J. Hillenbrand. Materials include correspondence, clippings, pamphlets, invitations, notes, and ephemera that illustrate the duties and events that populated his daily life. Several items relate to official state visits of Dwight Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, John F. Kennedy, Henry Kissinger, Lyndon Johnson, Ronald Reagan, Helmut Schmidt, and Gerald Ford. Also included in this sub-series are recruitment materials illustrating the events that brought Dr. Hillenbrand to the University of Georgia in 1982. box folder Request box I.1 24 [Vice Consul], 1939-1940 I.1 25 [Scrapbook] (Folder 1 of 2), 1939-1976 I.1 26 [Scrapbook] (Folder 2 of 2), 1939-1976 box Request box OS1 [Certificates of Appointment, Vice Consul], 1940-1942 box folder Request box I.1 28 Burma Reports [RESTRICTED] , 1941-1943 I.1 29 Burma Reports [RESTRICTED] , 1941- 1942 July 15 I.1 30 Burma Reports, includes undated papers, 1942 July 16 – 1943 October 2 box Request box OS3 Burma map [removed from I.B.1.30] box folder Request box I.1 31 India Notes, 1942-1943 box Request box OS2 [Certificates of Appointment] , 1943-1972 box folder Request box I.1 33 700th Anniversary Celebration [Gothic Cathedral in Cologne (Koln)], 1948 I.1 34 [Memorabilia, programs and tickets], 1955, 1957 I.1 35 Memorabilia [Diplomatic passport], 1952 July 10 I.1 36 [Travel papers, Berlin], 1956 I.1 37 [List of officials], 1958 May 8 I.1 38 [Clippings (German)], 1958 August 13 I.1 39 Memorabilia, [Dwight D. Eisenhower], 1959 I.1 40 [Ceremony of Presentation of Credentials, agenda], circa 1960s I.1 41 Memorabilia [invitations and programs], 1960-1961 I.1 42 Memorabilia, 1962 I.1 43 Memorabilia, 1963 I.1 44 Memorabilia [John F. Kennedy] (Folder 1 of 2), 1963 June I.1 45 Memorabilia [John F. Kennedy] (Folder 2 of 2), 1963 June I.1 46 [Program, New York Philharmonic in Bonn], 1963 November 21 I.1 47 [Guestbook. Bonn, Germany], 1963 I.1 48 [Amerika Haus Program] [photographs removed], 1964 I.1 49 Memorabilia [clippings and programs], 1964 I.1 50 Memorabilia, 1965 box folder Request box OS3 51 [Certificates of Appointment] [oversize], 1965-1966 box folder Request box I.1 52 Memorabilia [clippings and correspondence] [photographs removed], 1966 box folder Request box I.2 1 [USIS Space Exhibit], 1966 February 25 I.2 2 Memorabilia, Budapest Assignment [photographs removed], 1966-1967 I.2 3 Memorabilia [clippings, programs, Lyndon B. Johnson], 1967 I.2 4 Floor plans of various homes (Budapest/Bad Godesburg) [and Paris,] [oversize removed], 1967-1982 box Request box mapcase Floor plans of various homes (Budapest/Bad Godesburg) [and Paris,] [oversize] box folder Request box I.2 5 Building Report Chief of Mission's Residence, Budapest [photographs removed], circa 1968 I.2 6 Memorabilia [photographs removed], 1968-1970 I.2 7 Various itineraries and "plans of the day", 1958-1993 I.2 8 [Richard M. Nixon], 1969 February 24-28 I.2 9 [Soviet Policy on Europe Conference], 1970 I.2 10 Memorabilia (Folder 1 of 2) [photographs removed], 1971 I.2 11 Memorabilia (Folder 2 of 2), 1971 I.2 12 [Memorabilia, visit of President Josip Broz Tito], 1971 October 28 I.2 13 Memorabilia [photographs removed], 1972 I.2 29-31 [Clippings - includes German and Russian], 1972 I.2 14 [NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) Ministerial Meeting, Bonn, Germany], 1972 I.2 15 [Richard M. Nixon trip to Austria, U.S.S.R, Iran and Poland], 1972 May-June I.2 16 [Guestbook. Bonn, Germany], 1972-1975 I.2 17 [Inauguration of Richard M. Nixon], 1973 January I.2 18 Memorabilia (Folder 1 of 3), 1973 I.2 19 Memorabilia (Folder 2 of 3), 1973 I.2 20 Memorabilia (Folder 3 of 3), 1973 I.2 21 [Calendar], 1974 I.2 22 Memorabilia (Folder 1 of 2), 1974 I.2 23 Memorabilia (Folder 2 of 2), 1974 I.2 24 [Official visit of Helmut Schmidt, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany to the United States], 1974 December I.2 25 Memorabilia, 1975 [Walter Scheel, President of the FRG], 1975 June I.2 26 [Visit of Gerald R. Ford], 1975 July I.2 27 [Headquarters, United States European Command], 1975 March 27 I.2 28 [60th Birthday Celebration Guestbook], 1975 August 1 box folder Request box I.3 1 [Visit of Henry A. Kissinger], 1975 I.3 2 [Itineraries and invitations], 1975-1976 I.3 3 Memorabilia (Folder 1 of 3), 1975-1976 I.3 4 Memorabilia (Folder 2 of 3), 1975-1976 I.3 5 Memorabilia (Folder 3 of 3), 1975-1976 I.3 6 [Farewell speech to Ambassador and Mrs. Hillenbrand, Bonn, Germany], circa 1976 I.3 7 1976 contact list, Germany, 1976 I.3 8 Official visit of His Excellency the Federal Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany [Helmut Schmidt] and Mrs. Schmidt, 1976 July I.3 9 [Memorabilia, Guestbook], 1976-1977 I.3 10 [Herbert Leo Palm v. The U.S. Department of State], 1977 I.3 11 [Memorabilia, invitation to the North Atlantic Alliance Summit], 1978 May 30 I.3 12 [Agendas and clippings], 1984, 1987-1988 I.3 13 [Ronald Reagan, Inaugural Ball], 1981 January I.3 14 University of Georgia Memorabilia (Folder 1 of 2), 1981-1983 I.3 15 University of Georgia Memorabilia (Folder 2 of 2), 1981-1983 I.3 16 [Calendar], 1982 I.3 17 [Moving from Paris to Athens, Georgia], 1982 I.3 18 Memorabilia after arriving in Georgia, 1982-1985 I.3 19 [Visit of Vice President George H. W. Bush], 1983 I.3 20 [Hillenbrand's Golden Key National Honor Society Certificate], 1985 November I.3 21 [Calendar], 1986 I.3 22 Memorabilia, 1986 [Visit of Helmut Kohl], 1986 October I.3 23 ["Dean Acheson and the Making of U.S. Foreign Policy,"] (2 copies(, 1989 April 6-7 I.3 24 [Agendas and clippings], 1990s I.3 25 [NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) after Bosnia Conference], 1996 February I.3 26 [Hillenbrand's retirement from The University of Georgia], 1997 May 13 I.3 27 [Memorabilia], 2000 I.3 28 [Center for Strategic & International Studies] [photographs removed], 2004 I.3 29 [Memorabilia, agendas, clippings, invitations], undated C. Major Organizational Affiliations
This sub-series is arranged by organization and chronologically there under. It includes agendas, bylaws, correspondence, financial statements, pamphlets, and meeting files. Six organizations are represented in this sub-series: The Atlantic Institute for International Affairs, Paris, France; International Advisory Associates, New York; The American Academy of Diplomacy, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.; The Southern Center for International Studies, Atlanta, Georgia; The Center for International Trade and Security, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia; and The Robert Bosch Foundation, Stuttgart, Germany. box folder Request box I.4 1 The Atlantic Institute for International Affairs (Folder 1 of 2), 1977-1994 I.4 2 The Atlantic Institute for International Affairs (Folder 2 of 2), 1977-1994 I.4 3 The Atlantic Institute for International Affairs, 1979, 1986 I.4 4 Project proposal [The Atlantic Institute for International Affairs, "The Soviet Approach to Strategic Doctrine and the Implications for Western Security Policy,"], 1980 I.4 5 International Advisory Associates, 1983-1994 I.4 6 International Advisory Associates, 1984-1991 I.4 7 The American Academy of Diplomacy (Folder 1 of 2), 1983-1984 I.4 8 The American Academy of Diplomacy (Folder 2 of 2), 1983-1984 I.4 9 The Southern Center for International Studies, 1984-1989 I.4 10 [The Southern Center for International Studies], 1988, 1997 I.4 11 Center for International Trade and Security, 1995, 2004 I.4 12 Center for International Trade and Security, 2004 I.4 13 The Robert Bosch Foundation, 1995-2003 I.4 14 [Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program], 2000
II. Writings, Speeches and Interviews
9 box(es)
(9 linear feet)
This series consists primarily of writings by Hillenbrand and is organized into 16 sub-series: A. Selective Bibliographies; B. University of Dayton/Columbia University Writings; C. Study Notes; D. General Study Notebooks; E. Thesis/Post-Doctorate Papers; F. Publishers' Correspondence/Reviews; G. Personal Journals; H. Dillon, Read, and Co./International Advisory Associates Reports; I. Essays; J. Speeches; K. Interviews; L. Book Reviews Written by Hillenbrand; M. Conference Notes; N. Course Files; O. Working Files for Memoirs; P. Books. Materials in this series include drafts, versions, notes and published writings as well as related correspondence and other materials. A. Selective Bibliographies
This sub-series is arranged chronologically and contains some duplicates of material found in Series I: Biographical Material. Included are Dr. Hillenbrand's University of Georgia annual activity reports, curriculum vitae and a comprehensive bibliography. box folder Request box II.1 1 [University of Georgia Activity Reports], 1987-1996 II.1 2 [Curriculum vitae], 1983-1984 II.1 3 Reference list of additional works, 2004 B. University of Dayton/Columbia University Writings
Arranged chronologically, this sub-series contains fifteen essays, several incomplete, written by Hillenbrand between 1937 and 1939. During this time Hillenbrand completed his bachelor's degree at the University of Dayton and began the Masters Program at Columbia University. Many of the files include notes, drafts and related correspondence. box folder Request box II.1 4 "The Church and State", circa 1937 II.1 5 "Ethical Dynamic on War", 1937 February 15 II.1 6 "Buttons Don't Tell", 1937 September 17 II.1 7 [Letter to The American Federationist related to a proposed article], 1937 June 9 II.1 8 [Untitled, incomplete draft essay on the Treaty of Versailles], circa 1938 II.1 9 "A Note on Swedish Cooperatives", circa 1938 II.1 10 "A Nation of Goats", circa 1938 II.1 11 "She Preferred the Intellectual Type", circa 1938 II.1 12 [Untitled essay], circa 1938 II.1 13 "After sixteen Years", circa 1938 II.1 14 "When Scholars Convene", circa 1938 II.1 15 "The Philosophy of Political Obligation", circa 1938 II.1 16 "Democratic Ideas and the Scholastic Tradition", circa 1938 II.1 17 "American Muddle – How Not to Keep Out of War" [Includes letter], 1938 April 29 II.1 18 "Legal Theory and the Law of Nations – The Last One Hundred Years", 1939 May 14 C. Study Notes (Columbia University)
This sub-series consists of two undated files of loose-leaf notes, the majority handwritten, on various subjects including European economic history, sociology and folklore. box folder Request box II.1 19 [Notes, mixed subjects], circa 1938 II.1 20 [Notes, mixed subjects], circa 1938 D. General Study Notebooks
Arranged chronologically, this sub-series contains seven notebooks and one file of index cards related to various subjects including: the Ruhr; foreign affairs; war; philosophy of history; evil; psychology; and Germany. box folder Request box II.1 21 M.J. Hillenbrand [General Subjects Headings: Foreign Affairs; War; Philosophy of History], 1943-1948 II.1 22 M.J. Hillenbrand [Evil; Psychological Truth], circa 1949 II.1 23 German, circa 1949 II.1 24 The Ruhr [study notebook], circa 1950 II.1 25 Germany [study notebook (majority blank)], circa 1950 II.1 26 Other writings [majority blank], 1950 II.1 27 [Index cards], circa 1962 II.1 28 [Unlabeled notebook, with book list], undated E. Thesis/Post-Doctorate Papers
Two folders containing an outline, a couple of draft pages and the final version of Hillenbrand's Master's Thesis, "Moral Sanction in International Law." One folder containing the paper "The Ruhr in the Post-War World," submitted by Hillenbrand to the Economics Department, Harvard University, and to the Foreign Service Institute, Department of State, in May 1950. box folder Request box II.1 29 Draft pages from master's thesis [Moral Sanction in International Law], circa 1939 II.1 30 "Moral Sanction in International Law", circa 1939 II.1 31 "The Ruhr in the Post-War World", 1950 May F. Publishers' Correspondence/Reviews
This sub-series, organized by publication and arranged chronologically there under, contains clippings, correspondence, and financial information. The publications discussed in these files are Power and Morals (1949), Die Zukunft Berlins (1981), The U.S. Congress and the German Bundestag (1990), and Fragments of Our Time (1998). box folder Request box II.1 32 [Power and Morals], 1949 II.1 33 [Columbia University Press, financial correspondence related to the sale of Power and Morals], 1949-1950 II.1 34 [Power and Morals], 1949-1952 II.1 35 [Power and Morals], 1950-1951 II.1 36 [Power and Morals], 1951-1952 II.1 37 [Die Zukunft Berlins], 1982 II.1 38 [The U.S. Congress and the German Bundestag: Comparison of Democratic Processes], 1994 II.1 39 [Fragments of Our Time], 1998 G. Personal Journals
This sub-series is arranged chronologically and consists of forty personal, primarily handwritten, journals that document Hillenbrand's personal and professional activities from his childhood in the Boy Scouts through retirement. Many of the entries were written spontaneously and illustrate the evolution of his opinions and views developed and changed over time. Between 1942 and 1983, Hillenbrand regularly wrote journal entries related to a variety of topics from his preferences in airplanes to his views on marriage to his ideas about foreign relations. The journals also include notes and drafts for some of the essays listed in sub-series I. After 1983, the journal entries decrease in length and occur less frequently. box folder Request box II.1 40 Personal Journal [Boy scouts, Germany and weather], circa 1920s II.1 41 Personal Journal [Typed. 2 copies], 1940 August 3 box folder Request box II.2 1 [includes original draft of "Burma: A Tragedy of Unpreparedness"], December 1941-May 15, 1942 II.2 2 Personal Journal (typed with revised pages integrated), April 22, 1942-June 9, 1942 II.2 3 Personal Journal, two versions of "Burma: A Tragedy of Unpreparedness", May 8, 1942-June 6, 1942 II.2 4 [Journal], May 16, 1942- July 25, 1942 II.2 5 [Journal], July 26, 1942- October 5, 1942 II.2 6 [Journal], October 6, 1942 - March 18, 1943 II.2 7 [Journal], March 19, 1943 -December 26, 1943 II.2 8 [Journal], December 30, 1943- December 31, 1944 II.2 9 Mozambique, 1945 II.2 10 [Journal], January 1, 1945- [August 1, 1950] II.2 11 [Journal], August 1, 1952- July 29, 1964 II.2 12 [Notebook], 1958-1960 II.2 13 [Journal], August 3, 1964-September 30, 1965 II.2 14 [Journal], October 2, 1965-December 28, 1966 II.2 15 [Journal], December 30, 1966-April 27, 1968 II.2 16 [Journal], April 28, 1968-December 12, 1968 II.2 17 [Journal], December 14, 1968-July 19, 1970 II.2 18 [Journal], July 20, 1970-August 4, 1971 II.2 19 [Journal], August 5, 1971-August 29, 1972 II.2 20 [Journal], August 30, 1972-June 14, 1973 II.2 21 [Journal], June 16, 1973-December 9, 1973 II.2 22 [Journal], December 11, 1973- August 15, 1974 box folder Request box II.3 1 [Journal], August 16, 1974-April 1, 1975 II.3 2 [Journal], April 3, 1975- September 29, 1975 II.3 3 [Journal], September 30, 1975- April 24, 1976 II.3 4 [Journal], April 27, 1976- December 14, 1976 II.3 5 [Journal], December 16, 1976- September 29, 1977 II.3 6 [Journal], October 1, 1977- October 15, 1978 II.3 7 [Journal], October 17, 1978- August 31, 1980 II.3 8 [Journal], September 1, 1980- May 30, 1983 II.3 9 [Journal], June 7, 1983- April 13, 2004 II.3 10 [Journal], November 23, 1983- [October 1993] II.3 11 [Writings from two different time periods, undated, September–October 2003 II.3 12 [Journal] [not chronological], November 23, 2003, 2003-2004] II.3 13 [Journal] [Mixed dates, not chronological], 2003-2004 II.3 14 Personal journal, April 25, 2004- September 18, 2004 II.3 15 Personal journal, May 23, 2004- September 28, 2004 II.3 16 Various notes, a number of pages appear to be from meetings involving Ambassador Thompson, Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko, others, undated H. Dillon, Read, and Co./International Advisory Associates Reports
Arranged chronologically, the sub-series contains fifty quarterly reports written between 1978 and 1994 for Dillon, Read, and Co. and International Advisory Associates related various European affairs including relations with the United States, the role of the dollar in Europe, and discussion of various elections and summit meetings. box folder Request box II.4 1 [Correspondence related to articles for Dillon, Read, and Co.], 1977-1981 II.4 2 Reports for Dillon, Read, and Co./International Advisory Associates, 1-50 [Folder 1 of 3], 1978-1994 II.4 3 Reports for Dillon, Read, and Co./International Advisory Associates, 1-50 [Folder 2 of 3], 1978-1994 II.4 4 Reports for Dillon, Read, and Co./International Advisory Associates, 1-50 [Folder 3 of 3], 1978-1994 I. Essays
Thirty-five essays, arranged chronologically, related to a variety of topics including the European Community, post-World War II German-American and Soviet-American relations, nuclear deterrence, international trade and Berlin. Many of these essays were written as chapters in books and can be found in their published form in sub-series P. Books. box folder Request box II.4 5 Writings by Hillenbrand [Various proposals, outlines and essays], 1970-1990 II.4 6 "The Germans Today: Is the Old Nationalism Reviving?", 1976 II.4 7 "European Cultural Pessimism and the Conduct of Affairs" [2 copies], 1977 August II.4 8 "Die USA and Die EG: Spannungen und Moglichkeiten" [4 copies], circa 1978 II.4 9 "U.S. Foreign Policy Options with Respect to Hungary: Comments of Martin J. Hillenbrand", circa 1980s II.4 10 [Notes and clippings for an essay about German-American relations][Include 1997 retirement statement], 1982-1989 II.4 11 "Forward" [Written for a transcript of the meeting of four former Secretaries of State, Atlanta], 1983 II.4 12 "Is Re-Industrialization Feasible?" [Written as preparation for a speech to investment executives in Kansas City], 1983 October 28 II.4 13 "Gap Closing between East, West Germany", 1984 II.4 14 "America and the Alliance" [3 copies and notes], circa 1985 II.4 15 "The Two German States: Sing a New Song", circa 1985 II.4 16 "Forward," to Nuclear Deterrence-Does it Deter?, 1985 II.4 17 "U.S. Foreign Policy Objectives and Policy Responses to the European Community over Its Common Agricultural Policy," [includes correspondence], 1985 II.4 18 "U.S.-Soviet Political Interaction", 1985 II.4 19 Proposal for a study of European-American relations [2 drafts], 1985 August II.4 20 "Twenty Years of Berlin History" [Chapter 6, Living with the Wall: West Berlin, 1961-1985], 1985 August II.4 21 "The Soviet Factor in Inner-German and German-American Relations", 1985 September 30 II.4 22 "Strategic Forces and Deterrence", 1986 II.4 23 "Is There Anything Beyond Deterrence?" [Chapter 7, Nuclear Winter, Deterrence and the Prevention of Nuclear War. Includes prospectus. Edited by Peter C. Sederberg], 1986 II.4 24 "International Trade and American Necessity", 1987 II.4 25 "The Foreign Service: Ten Years from the Outside", 1987 II.4 26 "Change in Eastern Europe and the USSR: A Role for Georgia?" [by Gary Bertshe and Hillenbrand], circa 1988 II.4 27 "Summit: Little Substance, Lots of Glitz", 1988 May 28 II.4 28 "1992 and its Implications" [ITDC Quarterly, Vol. 7], Summer 1989 II.4 29 "Afterward", circa 1990 II.4 30 "America's Role in a European Peace Order", circa 1990 II.4 31 "Managing Strains with COCOM" [Includes outline], circa 1990 II.4 32 "The Atlantic Triangle", circa 1990 II.4 33 "Soviet Politics Toward the West, Including Arms Control Issues and Japan", circa 1990 II.4 34 "A Look Ahead", circa 1991 II.4 35 "The European Community: Prospects and Problems", circa 1991 II.4 36 "The U.S. and Europe: An Overview", 1992 II.4 37 "An Assessment of the EC Future" [Includes correspondence], 1993-1994 II.4 38 "What the End of the Cold War has Meant for the United States of America" [Includes correspondence], 1999 II.4 39 "The Berlin Crisis" [Includes cover letter], 1999 January 9 J. Speeches
Arranged chronologically, this sub-series includes a small sample of twenty-three speeches given by Hillenbrand throughout his career. A majority of the speeches date from the 1980s and include a number of topics such as German-American and Canadian-American relations, East-West relations, morality in international relations and The Strategic Defense Initiative. Of interest are the remarks made by Ambassador Hillenbrand at the Memorial Service for Dean Rusk on 6 February 1995. box folder Request box II.4 40 [Transcript, given at Miami University, Oxford Ohio, includes correspondence], 1952 February II.4 41 Speeches and other writings [9 speeches/outlines], 1964, 1970, 1972, 1980, 1993 II.4 42 [2 speeches], 1966 October 28 and 1967 July 27 II.4 43 [Draft, untitled speech on German factor in East/West relations], circa 1982 II.4 44 Text of commencement address [Given by Dr. Hillenbrand at the 180th Graduation Exercise of The University of Georgia], 1983 June 11 II.4 45 ["40 Years: Triumph of Democracy," Hyde Park, New York], 1985 May 7 II.4 46 The Strategic Defense Initiative: An International Perspective ["The Strategic Defense Initiative: Stabilizing or Destabilizing"], 1987 II.4 47 Morality in International Relations, 1987 July 3 II.4 48 [Draft, related to Canadian-American relations], circa 1988 II.4 49 [Untitled, related to German-American relations], 1989 II.4 50 Speech to be made by Professor Martin J. Hillenbrand at Kanazawa, Japan, 1991 August 25 II.4 51 Outline of remarks [made by Hillenbrand at MBNA Board Meeting], 1992 July 6 II.4 52 Remarks made at the Memorial Service for Dean Rusk, 1995 February 6 II.4 53 "Postwar Germany before the Stuttgart Speech of September 6, 1946, of Secretary of State James F. Byrnes", 1996 November 18 K. Interviews
Arranged chronologically, this sub-series contains seven transcripts, of interviews including Martin Hillenbrand. Of interest are an interview conducted by Shepherd Stone at the Aspen Institute in Berlin in 1983 and a 1988 interview with Francois Duchene related to the Bundestag and the Preamble to the Franco-German Friendship Treaty of 1963. Also included is a transcript of an interview including Dean Rusk, Richard Rusk, Martin J. Hillenbrand, Loch Johnson and Thomas Schoenbaum, which is a duplicate of a transcript found in the Dean Rusk Oral History Collection. box folder Request box II.4 54 [Interview der woche in Deutschlandfunk mit Martin Hillenbrand], 1976 July 4 II.4 55 Prior to October , interview conducted by a Harvard historian for the dedication of the new Kennedy Library and Museum, Boston, 1979 II.4 56 [Conducted by Shepherd Stone, Aspen Institute in Berlin, possibly done in conjunction with a conference, includes a copy of Berlin: From Symbol of Confrontation to Keystone of Stability] [Folder 1 of 2], 1983 II.4 57 [Conducted by Shepherd Stone, Aspen Institute in Berlin, possibly done in conjunction with a 1983 conference, includes a copy of Berlin: From Symbol of Confrontation to Keystone of Stability] [Folder 2 of 2], 1983 box folder Request box II.5 1 [Transcripts of interviews including Dean Rusk, Richard Rusk, Martin J. Hillenbrand, Loch Johnson and Thomas Schoenbaum, 1984-1989 II.5 2 [Transcript of interview with Francois Duchene. "The Bundestag and the Preamble to the Franco-German Friendship Treaty of 1963"], 1988 October 6 II.5 3 Interview of Dr. Hillenbrand by Christian Bremen. Subject: The Berlin Crisis, 1991 August 19 L. Book Reviews Written by Hillenbrand
This sub-series consists of correspondence with the authors Marc Catudal, Robert S. Jordan, Marc Trachtenburg, George F. Kennan and Bill Chittick and related book reviews written by Martin Hillenbrand. box folder Request box II.5 4 [Correspondence with Marc Catudal related to his publications], 1976 II.5 5 [Review of The Nuclear Delusion Soviet-American Relations in theAtomic Age by George F. Kennan], 1983 II.5 6 [Book reviews], 1983-1990 II.5 7 [Correspondence and writings by Marc Catudal], 1984 II.5 8 [Letter to Robert S. Jordan related to Norstad], 1996 II.5 9 The Berlin Crisis [Manuscript and correspondence with Marc Trachtenburg], 1988 II.5 10 [Bill Chittick's manuscript with Hillenbrand's revisions], circa 1999 Arranged chronologically, three files of conference notes from the 1980s include notes from the 40th Anniversary Dinner of the British Branch of the European League for Economic Co-Operation and the 1989 Moscow Conference on the Cuban Missile Crisis. box folder Request box II.5 11 Conference Notes, 1982-1985 II.5 12 40th Anniversary Dinner of the British Branch of the European League for Economic Co-Operation, 1987 June II.5 13 [Moscow Conference on the Cuban Missile Crisis], 1989 Course files include syllabi, lecture notes and course reference materials related to the courses taught by Dr. Hillenbrand during his career at The University of Georgia. The course subjects include international trade, East-West relations, global policy, international monetary affairs, arms control and international law. box folder Request box II.5 14 Pol Sci 831 [Seminar in Developed Political Systems], Fall 1986 II.5 15 Developmental Economics [Political Science 827], 1986-1990 II.5 16 The European Community, 1986-1997 II.5 17 [Notes on various topics including INF (Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces) Treaty and American-European relations, circa 1987 II.5 18 U.S. Competitiveness and National Industrial Policies [Political Science 427], 1987-1991 II.5 19 [Notes on the EDC (European Defense Community)], 1987-1992 II.5 20 Pol 856 [Global Security Policy], Fall 1989 II.5 21 Strategies in the Nuclear Age, 1989-1995 II.5 22 Arms Control/International Law, 1989-1996 II.5 23 Energy and Natural Resources, 1989-1997 II.5 24 Pol Sci 831(B) [Seminar in Developed Political Systems], Fall 1990 II.5 25 East-West Relations, 1990-1997 II.5 26 [Various notes related to courses], 1990-1997 II.5 27 Third World, 1991 II.5 28 International Political Economy [Political Science 827], 1991 II.5 29 International Arms Trade [Political Science 827], 1991-1992 II.5 30 Environmental Problems, 1991-1995 II.5 31 International Trade [Political Science 827], 1991-1997 II.5 32 World Politics in Transit [Political Science 827], 1992-1994 II.5 33 Multinational Corporations [Political Science 920], 1992-1997 II.5 34 Pol Sci 427 [Politics of International Economic Relations], 1992- 1997 II.5 35 Japan & Germany: Two Successful Economies, 1992-1997 II.5 36 Course reference material – World Politics in Transition, 1993-1994 II.5 37 International Organizations, circa 1994 II.5 38 Emergence of Post-War Order/Post-War History, Pol 203/213 (H), circa 1994 box folder Request box II.6 1 Diplomacy, 1994 II.6 2 Pol 427 Where do we go from here in the International Economy, 1994 II.6 3 World Politics in Transition [Political Science 827], 1994-1995 II.6 4 Pol Sci 203 [Introduction to Global Policy Studies] syllabi and exam, 1994-1995 II.6 5 Pol Sci 827 [International Political Economy], 1994, 1997 II.6 6 Pol Sci 213 (H) [Introduction to Global Policy Studies], Fall 1995 II.6 7 Pol Sci 321 (H) [Introduction to Global Policy Studies], Fall 1996 II.6 8 Pol Sci 321 [Introduction to Global Policy Studies], Winter 1996 II.6 9 International Monetary Affairs [Political Science 827], 1997 The working files contain drafts, notes and proofs for Martin J. Hillenbrand's memoir, Fragments of Our Time: Memoirs of a Diplomat and Latter-Day Academic, published by The University of Georgia Press in 1998. box folder Request box II.6 10 Berlin Crisis [Notes and clippings], 1982 II.6 11 [Notes, research and correspondence], 1982-1994 II.6 12 Notes [and correspondence], 1984-1986 II.6 13 [Notes], 1986-1987 II.6 14 Final Chapter [Notes], 1987 II.6 15 [Notes, prospectus and correspondence], 1995 II.6 16 Fragments of Our Time: Memoirs of a Diplomat and Latter-DayAcademic [draft] [Folder 1 of 2], circa 1997 II.6 17 Fragments of Our Time: Memoirs of a Diplomat and Latter-DayAcademic [draft] [Folder 2 of 2], circa 1997 II.6 18 [Marked draft] [Folder 1 of 2], circa 1997 II.6 19 [Marked draft] [Folder 2 of 2], circa 1997 II.6 20 [Correspondence with The University of Georgia Press], 1998 II.6 21 [Preface, ix-x. proofs], undated II.6 22 [Chapters I, II, and bibliography draft], undated II.6 23 [Chapter III, draft], undated II.6 24 [Chapter III, draft], undated II.6 25 [Chapter IV, draft], undated II.6 26 [Chapter V, draft], undated II.6 27 [Various pages from Chapter V], undated II.6 28 [Chapter VI, draft], undated II.6 29 [Chapter VIII, draft and notes], undated II.6 30 [Chapter IX, draft and notes], undated II.6 31 [Chapter IX, draft and notes], undated II.6 32 [Chapter X, draft], undated II.6 33 [Chapter XI, draft and notes], undated II.6 34 [Chapter XI, draft], undated II.6 35 [Chapter XI, draft and notes], undated II.6 36 [Memoirs drafts and notes] [Folder 1 of 4], undated box folder Request box II.7 1 [Memoirs drafts and notes] [Folder 2 of 4], undated II.7 2 [Memoirs drafts and notes] [Folder 3 of 4], undated II.7 3 [Memoirs drafts and notes] [Folder 4 of 4], undated II.7 4 [Drafts of various pages], undated II.7 5 [Various pages with edits], undated II.7 6 [Notes and clippings], undated II.7 7 [Drafts and notes], undated II.7 8 [Notes on Burma], undated II.7 9 [Notes on various chapters], undated II.7 10 [Notebook on various chapters], undated II.7 11 [Notebook with list of edits], undated II.7 12 [Various notes and edits] [Folder 1 of 2], undated II.7 13 [Various notes and edits] [Folder 2 of 2], undated II.7 14 Notes [Bibliography], undated II.7 15 [Notes], undated II.7 16 [Notes], undated Arranged alphabetically by the author's last name, this sub-series includes thirty-seven volumes authored, co-authored, or edited by Martin J. Hillenbrand. Topics include the Berlin Crisis, the Quadripartite Agreement (1971), nuclear deterrence, the Berlin Wall, international monetary relations and East-West relations. A complete listing can be found in the folder list located at the Russell Library. box Request box II.8 Ausland, John C. Kennedy, Khrushchev, and the Berlin Crisis, 1961-1964. Cambridge: Scandinavian University Press, 1996. II.8 Badger, Daniel and Robert Belgrave. "Oil Supply and Price: What Went Right in 1980?" The Atlantic Papers, no. 47 (1982). [2 copies] II.8 Baring, Arnulf. Machtwechsel: Die Ara Brandt-Scheel. Stuttgart: Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, 1982. II.8 Basagni, Fabio, ed. "International Monetary Relations After Jamaica" The Atlantic Institute for International Affairs. The Atlantic Papers, 4/1976 (1977). II.8 Belgrave, Robert. "Oil Supply and Price: Future Crisis Management." The Atlantic Institute for International Affairs. The Atlantic Papers, no. 48 (1982). [5 copies] II.8 Birrenbach, Kurk. Meine Sondermissionen: Rückblick auf zwei Jahrzehnte bundesdeutscher Aussenpolitik. Germany: Econ Verlag, 1984. II.8 Borkowski, Francis T. and Susan A. Macmanus. Visions for the Future: Creating New Institutional Relationships among Academic, Business, Government, and Community. Tampa: University of South Florida Press, 1989. II.8 Burr, William. "Avoiding the Slippery Slope: The Eisenhower Administration and the Berlin Crisis, November 1958-January 1959." The Journal of the Society of Historians of American Foreign Relations, Vol. 18, no. 2 (Spring 1994). II.8 Catudal, Honore M. Nuclear Deterrence—Does It Deter? Berlin: Berlin Verlag, 1985. II.8 Catudal, Honore M. Kennedy and the Berlin Wall Crisis: A Case Study in U.S. Decision Making. Berlin: Berlin-Verlag, 1980 II.8 Catudal, Jr., Honore M. A Balance Sheet of the Quadripartite Agreement on Berlin: Evaluation and Documentation. Berlin: Berlin-Verlag, 1978. II.8 Catudal, Jr., Honore M. The Diplomacy of the Quadripartite Agreement on Berlin: A New Era in East-West Politics. Berlin: Berlin-Verlag, 1978 II.8 The Curry Foundation. Confrontation or Negotiation: United States Policy and European Agriculture. Millwood, New York: Associated Faculty Press, 1985. II.8 Dallmeyer, Dorinda G., ed. The Strategic Defense Initiative: New Perspectives on Deterrence. Boulder: Westview Press, 1986. II.8 Eren, Nuri. "Turkey, NATO and Europe: a Deteriorating Relationship?" The Atlantic Institute for International Affairs. The Atlantic Papers, no. 34 (1977). II.8 Festschrift für Freidrich Carl Freiherrn von Oppenheim. Bonn, Germany: Bildungswerk Europaische Politik, 1973. II.8 Fuchs, Stephen. Dreiecksverhältnisse sind immer kompliziert: Kissinger, Bahr and die Ostpolitik. Hamburg: Europaische Verlagsanstalt, 1999. II.8 Goldstein, Walter, ed. Reagan's Leadership and the Atlantic Alliance: Views from Europe and America Pergamon-Brassey's International Defense Publishers, Inc., 1986. II.8 Haug, C. James. The Strategic Defense Initiative: An International Perspective. Boulder: Social Science Monographs, 1987. II.8 Hillenbrand, Martin J. "Germany in an Era of Transition." The Atlantic Institute for International Affairs. The Atlantic Papers, Special Issue (1983). [5 copies] II.8 Hillenbrand, Martin J. ed. Die Zukunft Berlins. Berlin: Ullstein, 1981. box Request box II.9 Hillenbrand, Martin J. Power and Morals. New York: Columbia University Press, 1951. [4 copies] II.9 Hillenbrand, Martin J, ed. The Future of Berlin. Montclair, New Jersey: Allanheld, Osmun & Co. Publishers, Inc., 1980. [2 copies] II.9 Kaiser, Karl, and Hans-Peter Schwarz, eds. America and Western Europe: Problems and Prospects. Lexington, Massachusetts: Lexington Books, 1977. II.9 McGhee, George. At the Creation of a New Germany: From Adenauer to Brandt, An Ambassador's Account. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1989. II.9 Merritt, Richard L. and Anna J. Merritt, eds. Living with The Wall: West Berlin, 1961-1985. Duke University Press, 1985. II.9 Morgan, Roger. The United States and West Germany, 1945-1973: A Study in Alliance Politics. Great Britain: The Eastern Press Ltd., 1974. II.9 Rustow, Alexander, Martin J. Hillenbrand, and Ferdinand A. Hermens. Demokratische Existenz heute Band 16: Zwischen Politik und Ethik. Germany: Westdeutscher Verlag Koln und Opladen, 1968. [4 copies] II.9 Sederberg, Peter C., ed. Nuclear Winter, Deterrence and the Prevention of Nuclear War. New York: Praeger Publishers, 1986. II.9 Sokoloff, Georges and Francoise Lemoine. "China and the U.S.S.R.: Limits to Trade with the West." The Atlantic Institute for International Affairs. The Atlantic Papers, no. 46 (1982). II.9 Swiridoff, Paul, and Günther Neske. Portraits from German Political Life. Pfullingen, Ger: Neske, 1968. II.9 Thaysen, Uwe, Roger H. Davidson, and Robert Gerald Livingston, eds. The U.S. Congress and the German Bundestag. Boulder: Westview Press, 1990. [2 copies] II.9 Torrens, Ian M. "Changing Structures in the World Oil Market." The Atlantic Institute for International Affairs. The Atlantic Papers, no. 41 (1980). II.9 Tsuru, Shigeto. "The Mainsprings of Japanese Growth: A Turning Point?" The Atlantic Institute for International Affairs. The Atlantic Papers, 3/1976 (1977). [2 copies] II.9 Warnecke, Steven J. "Uranium, Nonproliferation and Energy Security." The Atlantic Institute for International Affairs. The Atlantic Papers, no. 37 (1979). II.9 Wessels, Wolfgang, ed. "Europe and the North-South Dialogue." The Atlantic Institute for International Affairs. The Atlantic Papers, no. 35 (1978). [2 copies] II.9 Yergin, Daniel and Martin Hillenbrand, eds. Global Insecurity: A Strategy for Energy and Economic Renewal. New York: Penguin Books, 1983.
IV. Research Material
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The materials in this series are organized into two sub-series: A. Publications and B. Declassified Documents. Topics include the Berlin Question, the 1971 Quadripartite Agreement, modern German and Hungarian political developments, Cardinal Mindszenty, Henry Kissinger, Willy Brandt and Helmut Schmidt. This sub-series consists of 120 publications in English and German, arranged chronologically by publication date, related to topics such as the 1971 Quadripartite Agreement, German history and development of the modern German political system, Hungary, World War II, the Ruhr area, the history of Burma and its independence, U.S.-Soviet relations, fascism and the U.S. Department of State. box folder Request box IV.1 1 Clark, J. Reuben. Memorandum on the Monroe Doctrine. Publication, no. 37. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1930 IV.1 2 Hrdlicka, Ales. The People of the Soviet Union. War background studies, no. 3. Washington, D.C.: The Smithsonian Institute, 1942 IV.1 3 Deigan, H.G. Burma – Gateway to China. Washington, D.C.: The Smithsonian Institute, 1943 IV.1 4 Brecht, Arnold. Federalism and Regionalism in Germany: The Division of Prussia. New York: Oxford University Press, 1945 IV.1 5 Moçambique: Documentario Trimestrial, No. 44, December 1945 IV.1 6 Moçambique: Documentario Trimestrial, No. 44, December 1945 IV.1 7 United States. The Axis in Defeat: A Collection of Documents on American Policy Toward Germany and Japan. [Washington, D.C.]: Department of State, 1945 IV.1 8 Kecskemeti, P., and N. Leites. Some Psychological Hypotheses on Nazi Germany. Washington: Library of Congress, Experimental Division for the Study of War Time Communications, 1945 IV.1 9 Lakebrink, Bernhard. Der lateinische Gendanke und Die Deutsche Subjektivitat. Koln: J.P. Bachem, 1946 IV.1 10 Kogan, Eugen. Der SS-STAAT. Frankfurt/Main: Verlag der Frankfurter Hefte, 1946 IV.1 11 International Conciliation, no. 421, May 1946 IV.1 12 Legislative Reference Services, Library of Congress. Fascism in Action. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1947 IV.1 13 United States. Making the Peace Treaties, 1941-1947: A History of the Making of the Peace Beginning with the Atlantic Charter, the Yalta and Potsdam Conferences, and Culminating in the Drafting of Peace Treaties with Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary, Rumania, and Finland. Department of State publication, 2774. Washington, D.C.: Department of State, 1947 IV.1 14 United States. Occupation of Germany: Policy and Progress, 1945-46. Washington, D.C.: The Department of State, 1947 IV.1 15 Bericht der Handelskammer Bremen uber das jahr 1948. Bremen: [Handelskammer], 1948 IV.1 16 The Berlin Crisis: A Report on the Moscow Discussions. Publication, 3298. Washington: United States Government Printing Office, 1948 IV.1 17 Koranyi, Karl H., and Myrtle Brickman. The Ruhr Area. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1949 IV.1 18 Germany (Territory under Allied occupation, 1945-1955: U.S. Zone). Political Parties in Western Germany, 1949 IV.1 19 Taylor, Telford. Final Report to Secretary of the Army on the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials under control Council Law No. 10. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1949 IV.1 20 Civil Administration Division, Office of Military Government for Germany (U.S.). Documents on the Creation of the German Federal Constitution, 1949 IV.1 21 Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany. 1st Quarterly Report on Germany, September 21, 1949 – December 31, 1949. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1949 IV.1 22 Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany. 2nd Quarterly Report on Germany, January 1, 1950 – March 31, 1950. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1950 IV.1 23 Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany. 3rd Quarterly Report on Germany, April 1, 1950 – June 30, 1950. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1950 IV.1 24 Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany. 4th Quarterly Report on Germany, July 1, 1950 – September 30, 1950. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1950 IV.1 25 Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany. 5th Quarterly Report on Germany, October 1, 1950 – December 31, 1950. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1950 IV.1 26 Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany. Basic Law and Occupation Statute. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office [2 copies], 1950 IV.1 27 Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany. 1950 Berlin Constitution and Electoral Law. Washington, D.C.: United States, undated IV.1 28 Government Printing Office, 1950. Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany. 6th Quarterly Report on Germany, January 1, 1951 – March 31, 1951. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1951 box folder Request box IV.2 1 Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany. 7th Quarterly Report on Germany, April 1, 1951 – June 30, 1951. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1951 IV.2 2 Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany. 8th Quarterly Report on Germany, July 1, 1951 – September 30, 1951. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1951 IV.2 3 Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany. 9th Quarterly Report on Germany, October 1, 1951 – December 31, 1951. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1951 IV.2 4 Governmental Affairs Institute (U.S.). Research in Occupation Administration, 30 Sept. 1951, 1951 IV.2 5 United States. Documents on German Unity. [Bad Godesberg/Mehlem]: Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany, 1951 IV.2 6 United States. Documents on German Unity, Volume II. [Bad Godesberg/Mehlem]: Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany, 1952, 1952 IV.2 7 Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany. 10th Quarterly Report on Germany, January 1, 1952 – March 31, 1952. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1952 IV.2 8 Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany. Report on Germany, September 21, 1949 – July 31, 1952. Washington, D.C.:United States Government Printing Office, 1952 IV.2 9 Mason, John Brown. German Government and Politics. Berlin: Duncker & Humblot, 1952 IV.2 10 Plischke, Elmer. The West German Federal Government. [Bonn?]: Historical Division, Office of the Executive Secretary, Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany, 1952 IV.2 11 Plischke, Elmer. Berlin Development of Its Government and Administration. [N.p.]: Historical Division, Office of the Executive Secretary, Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany [2 copies], 1952 IV.2 12 Plischke, Elmer. Berlin Development of Its Government and Administration. [N.p.]: Historical Division, Office of the Executive Secretary, Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany, 1952 IV.2 13 Plischke, Elmer. Allied High Commission Relations with the West German Government, 1949-1951. Historical Division, Office of the Executive Secretary, Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany, 1952 IV.2 14 United States. Documents on German Unity, Volume III. [Bad Godesberg/Mehlem]: Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany, 1953 IV.2 15 Plischke, Elmer. The Allied High Commission for Germany. [N.p.]: Historical Division, Office of the Executive Secretary, Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany, 1953 IV.2 16 Gillen, J. F. J. State and Local Government in West Germany, 1945-1953, With Special Reference to the U.S. Zone and Bremen. [N.p.]: Historical Division, Office of the Executive Secretary, Office of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany, 1953 IV.2 17 United States. The American Military Occupation of Germany 1945-1953, by Oliver J. Fredericksen. [Stars and Stripes, Darmstadt, Germany], 1953 IV.2 18 United States. London and Paris Agreements, September-October 1954. Washington: United States Government Printing Office, 1954 IV.2 19 Protocol on the Termination of the Occupation Regime in the Federal Republic of Germany and Protocol to the North Atlantic Treaty on the Accession of the Federal Republic of Germany: Message from the President of The United States Transmitting the Protocol on the Termination of the Occupation Regime in the Federal Republic of Germany and the Protocol to the North Atlantic Treaty on the Accession of the Federal Republic of Germany. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1954 IV.2 20 Conference of Ministers. Documents Agreed on by the Conference of Ministers Held in Paris, October 20-23,1954; Presented by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs to Parliament. Cmd. 9034. H.M.S.O., 1954 IV.2 21 Four-Power Conference (1954 : Paris). The Termination of the occupation regime in the Federal Republic of Germany: official texts, 1954 box folder Request box IV.3 1 Khrushchev, Nikita Sergeevich. The Dethronement of Stalin: Full Text of the Khrushchev Speech. Manchester: Manchester Guardian, [2 copies], 1956 IV.3 2 The Dublin Review. London: Burns & Oates, 1957 IV.3 3 Speier, Hans. Disengagement. Santa Monica, Calif: Rand, 1958 IV.3 4 Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, and Peter Boerner. Mit Goethe durch das Jahr; ein Kalender fur das Jahr 1958. Zürich: Artemis-Verlag, 1957 IV.3 5 Smith, Michael F. The Reconstruction of Germany's Foreign Policy-Making Machinery. [N.p.]: Department of State, 1959 IV.3 6 Smith, Bruce L. R. The Governance of Berlin. International conciliation, no. 525. [New York]: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1959 IV.3 7 Gablentz, Otto von der. Documents on the Status of Berlin, 1944-1959. Munchen: R. Oldenbourg, 1959 IV.3 8 United States. Background of Heads of Government Conference, 1960: Principal Documents, 1955-1959, with Narrative Summary, 1960 IV.3 9 United States. Events Incident to the Summit Conference. Hearings Before the Committee on Foreign Relations, United States Senate, Eighty-Sixth Congress, Second Session. May 27, June 1,2, 1960. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1960 IV.3 10 In the Heart of Germany in the Twentieth Century: The Zonal Border. Bonn: Federal Ministry for All-German Affairs [Bundesministerium f. gesamtdeutsche Fragen], 1960 IV.3 11 Hermens, Ferdinand Aloys. Ethik, Politik und Macht: Christlicher Realismus und Manichaischer Dualismus. Frankfurt am Main: Athenaum, 1961 IV.3 12 Stearman, William Lloyd. The Soviet Union and the Occupation of Austria: An Analysis of Soviet Policy in Austria, 1945-1955. Bonn: Siegler, 1961 IV.3 13 War Crimes of World War II. Minneapolis: Minnesota Review, 1963 IV.3 14 Hadik, Laszlo. The Berlin Question, 1943-1962: A Historical Summary. Washington, D.C: Institute for Defense Analysis, Economic and Political Studies Division, 1963 IV.3 15 Ausland, John C. and Col. Hugh F. Richardson. "Crisis Management: Berlin, Cyprus, Laos." Foreign Affairs, January 1966 IV.3 16 Argyris, Chris. Some Causes of Organizational Ineffectiveness Within the Department of State. Occasional papers / Center for international systems research, 2, 1967 IV.3 17 Cahier, Philippe, and Luke T. Lee. Vienna Conventions on Diplomatic and Consular Relations. New York: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1969 IV.3 18 United States. The Soviet Approach to Negotiation; Selected Writings. Washington: U.S. Government. Printing Office, 1969 IV.3 19 Germany (West). Erfurt, March 19, 1970: A Documentation, 1970 IV.3 20 Germany (West). Kassel, May 21, 1970: A Documentation, 1970 IV.3 21 United States. Briefing Materials on the Visit of the Committee on Ways and Means to the European Community and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1971 IV.3 22 Michelin: Germany, West Germany, and Berlin. London: Dickens Press, 1971 IV.3 23 Gleumes und Co. The Rhine from Mainz to Duesseldorf, 1971 IV.3 24 Germany. Agreement between the Government of the German Democratic Republic and the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany on the Transit Traffic of Civilian Persons and Goods between the Federal Republic of Germany and Berlin (West). Dresden: Verlag Zeit im Bild, 1971 IV.3 25 The Quadripartite Agreement on Berlin of September 3, 1971 [Bonn]: Press and Information Office of the Federal Government, [2 copies], 1971 IV.3 26 The Berlin Settlement: The Quadripartite Agreement on Berlin and the Supplementary Arrangements. [Bonn]: Press and Information Office of the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, 1972 IV.3 27 Germany (East). Vertrag uber die Grundlagen der Beziehungen zwischen der Bundesrepublik Deutschland und der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik. Bonn: Presse- und Informationsamt der Bundesregierung, 1972 IV.3 28 Freemasons. Baumeister einer bruderlichen Welt: Golo Mann: Dokumente einer Ehrung. Hamburg: Bauhutten Verlag, 1972 IV.3 29 Geyer, Dietrich. Sowjetunion. Aussenpolitik 1917-1955. Koln: Bohlau, 1972 IV.3 30 The Marshall Plan and the Future of U.S.-European Relations. New York: German Information Center, 1973 IV.3 31 Nerlich, Uwe. Der amerikanisch-sowjetische Bilateralismus und seine Auswirkung auf die Sicherheit Westeuropas. Arbeitspapiere zur internationalen Politik, 1. Bonn: Forschungsinstitut der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Auswärtige Politik, 1974 IV.3 32 Thomas, Stephan, and Wolfgang Leonhard. "Die Diskussion": aktuelle Probleme der sowjetischen Innen- und Aussenpolitik in einer veranderten Welt : ein Gespräch zwischen Stephan Thomas und Wolfgang Leonhard : Sendung, Freitag den 6. Dezember 1974, 20.15-21.00 Uhr. [S.l.]: Deutschlandfunk, 1974 IV.3 33 Meissner, Boris. The Soviet Conception of Coexistence and the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe. East-West relations, 11. [The Hague]: East-West Institute, 1975 IV.3 34 United Nations. Charter of the United Nations and Statute of the International Court of Justice. New York, NY: United Nations, Department of Public Information, 1975 IV.3 35 Muhlen, Norbert. Amerikabilder der deutschen Literatur und Deutschlandbilder der amerikanischen Literatur. Düsseldorf: Dt. Fraternitas-Vereinigung für Brüderl. Verständigung [2 copies], 1975 IV.3 36 Nolte, Ernst, and Stephan Thomas. Deutschland und der kalte Krieg: e. Gespräch zwischen Ernst Nolte u. Stephan Thomas ; gesendet im DLF am 13. Juni 1975 in d. Sendereihe "Zur Diskussion." Deutschlandfunk, [18]. Koln: Deutschlandfunk, Presseabt, 1975 box folder Request box IV.4 1 Dutschke, Rudi, Manfred Wilke, and Reinhard Crusius. Die Sowjetunion, Solschenizyn und die westliche Linke. Reinbek (bei Hamburg): Rowohlt, 1975 IV.4 2 Croan, Melvin. East Germany: The Soviet Connection. A Sage policy paper. Beverly Hills: Sage Publications, 1976 IV.4 3 Brandt, Willy, Helmut Schmidt, and Jürgen Kellermeier. Deutschland 1976: zwei Sozialdemokraten im Gespräch. Rororo, 4008. Reinbek bei Hamburg: Rowohlt Taschenbuch Verlag, 1976 IV.4 4 Livingston, Robert Gerald. "Germany Steps Up." Foreign Policy. 76 (22): 114-182, Spring 1976 IV.4 5 Germany (West). An Outline of German History. Bonn: Press and Information Office of the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, 1977 IV.4 6 Burmeister, Irmgard. Americans and Germans, What We Have in Common: The U.S. Bicentennial in the Fed. Republic of Germany : a Summing-Up. Hamburg: Atlantik-Brücke e.V., 1977 IV.4 7 Kurt Birrenbach zum siebzigsten geburtstag, 1977 IV.4 8 Germany (West). The Federal Republic of Germany, Member of the United Nations: A Documentation. Bonn: Siegler, Verlag für Zeitarchive, 1977 IV.4 9 Wettig, Gerhard. Die Berliner Zugangsproblematik vor dem Vier-Mächte-Abkommen von 1971. Köln: Bundesinstitut für Ostwissenschaftliche und Internationale Studien, 1978 IV.4 10 Martin, Jacques. Les Relations politiques et économiques germano-soviétiques depuis la conférence tripartite de Postdam: 17 juillet au 2 août 1945, jusqu'à l'ostpolitik des chanceliers Brandt : 21 octobre 1969 au 6 mai 1974, et Schmidt : 16 mai 1974 jusqu'en 1979. Thèse 3ème cycle Sociol. politiques, Paris, E.H.E.S.S., 1980, 1979 IV.4 11 Holzman, Franklyn D. 1980. "Are the Soviets Really Outspending the U.S. on Defense?" International Security. 4, no. 4, undated IV.4 12 French Defense Policy, Circa 1980 IV.4 13 [Articles related to West Germany, photocopies], 1980s IV.4 14 Merritt, Anna J. Annotated bibliography on postwar Berlin: (preliminary version). Berlin: IIVG, 1981 IV.4 15 Genscher, Hans Dietrich. 1982. "Toward an Overall Western Strategy for Peace, Freedom and Progress". Foreign Affairs. 611: 42-66, undated IV.4 16 United States. Documents on Germany, 1944-1985. Department of State publication, 9446. [Washington, D.C.?]: U.S. Dept. of State, Office of the Historian, Bureau of Public Affairs, 1985 IV.4 17 United States. Documents on Germany, 1944-1985. Department of State publication, 9446. [Washington, D.C.?]: U.S. Dept. of State, Office of the Historian, Bureau of Public Affairs, 1985 IV.4 18 American Institute for Contemporary German Studies. West Germany, East Germany and the German Question: Five Lectures at the American Institute for Contemporary German Studies. German issues, 1. [Washington, D.C.]: The Institute, Johns Hopkins University, 1986 IV.4 19 Livingston, Robert Gerald. West German Political Parties: CDU, CSU, FDP, SPD, the Greens. German issues, 4. [Washington, D.C.]: American Institute for Contemporary German Studies, Johns Hopkins University, 1986 IV.4 20 Blight, James G., Joseph S. Nye, and David Welch. The Cuban Missile Crisis Revisited. New York: Council on Foreign Relations, 1987 IV.4 21 Goodpaster, Andrew Jackson, Walter J. Stoessel, Robert Kennedy, John M. Weinstein, and William T. Shinn. U.S. Policy Towards the Soviet Union: A Long-Term Western Perspective, 1987-2000 : Report of the Atlantic Council's Working Group on U.S.-Soviet Policy. Washington, D.C.: Atlantic Council of the United States, 1987 IV.4 22 Kahlenberg, Friedrich P. Starting Toward Freedom: The German Experience 1945-1950: a Retrospective with Documentary Films from the Federal Republic of Germany. Munich: Goethe-Institut, 1987 IV.4 23 Thaysen, Uwe, Roger H. Davidson, and Robert Gerald Livingston US-Kongress und Deutscher Bundestag: Bestandsaufnahmen im Vergleich. Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag [2 copies], 1988 IV.4 24 Kennan, George F. The German Problem: A Personal View. German issues, 6. Washington, D.C.: American Institute for Contemporary German Studies, 1989 IV.4 25 Allan, Richard. Terrorism: Pragmatic International Deterrence and Cooperation. New York: Institute for East-West Security Studies, 1990 IV.4 26 Lepenies, Wolf. Aktuelle Probleme der europäischen Wissenkultur und Wissenschaftspolitik. Stuttgart: Robert-Bosch-Stiftung, 1990 IV.4 27 Maier, Hans. Die vielen Sprachen und die eine Welt. Ein Jahrhundert wird besichtigt. Stuttgart: Robert-Bosch-Stiftung, 1990 IV.4 28 Atlantik-Brücke, and American Assembly. The United States of America and United Germany: Pillars of a Post-Wall World: the Eightieth American Assembly, November 14-17, 1991, Arden House, Harriman, New York. New York: American Assembly, Barnard College, Columbia University, 1991 box folder Request box IV.5 1 Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung. German Democracy on Guard: Confronting Political Extremism, Neo-Nazism, and Xenophobia. Washington (2005 Massachusetts Ave., N.W. Washington 20036): Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, 1993 IV.5 2 Anderlik, Heidemarie, and Hans-Martin Hinz. Unabhängigkeitserklärung der Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika, 4. Juli 1776 = Declaration of Independence of the United States of America, July 4, 1776. Berlin: Deutsches Historisches Museum, 1994 IV.5 3 Die zukünftige Gestaltung transatlantischer Partnerschaft. Stipendienprogramm zur Förderung von amerikanischen Führungsnachwuchs = The Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program : Veranstaltung zum zehnjährigen Bestehen 1984-1994 : Tenth Anniversary Celebration 1984-1994 : Dokumentation : Documentation. Stuttgart: Robert Bosch Stiftung, 1994 IV.5 4 [Portions of a publication by W.P. Bundy], 1995 IV.5 5 Deutsch-Amerikanische Beziehungen = German-American Relations, 1980-1997. Stuttgart: Robert Bosch Stiftung, 1997 IV.5 6 [Unidentified publication related to German-American relations], undated IV.5 7 [Chapters II and III from an unidentified publication related to strategic theory and the McNamara Doctrine], undated This sub-series contains photocopies of declassified materials relating to foreign policy events experienced by Martin J. Hillenbrand during his time as a Foreign Service Officer. It includes American and German government press releases on specific events, meetings, or speeches; press conference transcripts; summit meeting texts; and copies of memoranda, correspondence, or official background briefing material released by the White House and the State Department. Topics include the Berlin Question, European security, NATO, the Quadripartite Agreement, modern German and Hungarian political developments, Malta, Cardinal Mindszenty, Henry Kissinger, Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev, Willy Brandt and Helmut Schmidt. box folder Request box IV.5 8 Studies in Federalism, 1952 September 15 IV.5 9 [Declassified documents, photocopies, Declassified 1991-1995], 1961-1971 IV.5 10 [Declassified documents, photocopies, Declassified 1988-1991] [Folder 1 of 2], 1961-1978 IV.5 11 [Declassified documents, photocopies, Declassified 1988-1991] [Folder 2 of 2] [RESTRICTED] , 1961-1978 IV.5 12 [Declassified documents related to Thompson-Gromyko and Rusk-Dobrynin talks, photocopies, Declassified 1991], 1962 IV.5 13 [Six Berlin Incidents, 1961-1964, by John Ausland, Declassified with excised portions, 1989], 1964 IV.5 14 Crisis Over Berlin, Part I, 1991 [declassified] version, 1966 IV.5 15 Crisis Over Berlin, Part II, 1991 [declassified] version, 1966 IV.5 16 Crisis Over Berlin, Part III, 1991 [declassified] version, 1966 IV.5 17 Crisis Over Berlin, Part IV, 1991 [declassified] version, 1966 IV.5 18 Crisis Over Berlin, Part V, 1991 [declassified] version, 1966 IV.5 19 Crisis Over Berlin, Part VI, 1991 [declassified] version, 1966 IV.5 20 Crisis Over Berlin, Part I, 1987 [declassified] version, 1966 IV.5 21 Crisis Over Berlin, Part II, 1987 [declassified] version, 1966 IV.5 22 Crisis Over Berlin, Part III, 1987 [declassified] version, 1966 IV.5 23 Crisis Over Berlin, Part IV, 1987 [declassified] version, 1966 IV.5 24 Crisis Over Berlin, Part V, 1987 [declassified] version, 1966 IV.5 25 Crisis Over Berlin, Part VI, 1987 [declassified] version, 1966 box folder Request box IV.6 1 [Declassified documents related to Cardinal Mindszenty, photocopies. Declassified in 1989], 1967 IV.6 2 [Declassified documents related to Cardinal Mindszenty, photocopies. Declassified in 1989], 1967 IV.6 3 NARA for Archives of Ambassador Martin J. Hillenbrand. Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty, Legation of the United States of America Budapest, Hungary, Envelope 1, 1967 IV.6 4 NARA for Archives of Ambassador Martin J. Hillenbrand. Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty, Legation of the United States of America Budapest, Hungary, Envelope 2, 1967 IV.6 5 Hungarian Political Developments [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1987-1988], 1967-1968 IV.6 6 Meeting of World Communist Parties hosted by Hungary in Budapest [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1987], 1967-1968 IV.6 7 NARA for Archives of Ambassador Martin J. Hillenbrand. Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty, Legation of the United States of America Budapest, Hungary, Envelope 1, 1968 IV.6 8 NARA for Archives of Ambassador Martin J. Hillenbrand. Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty, Legation of the United States of America Budapest, Hungary, Envelope 2, 1967 IV.6 9 Declassified copies of telegrams, [photocopies. Declassified 1987], 1968-1970 IV.6 10 [Declassified documents, photocopies], 1968-1976 IV.6 11 Telegrams on Budapest [Declassified, photocopies. Declassified 1981], 1968 IV.6 12 [Declassified documents related to Hungarian/Czechoslovakian relations, photocopies. Declassified 1981], 1968 IV.6 13 NARA for Archives of Ambassador Martin J. Hillenbrand. Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty, Legation of the United States of America Budapest, Hungary, 1969 IV.6 14 [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1996] [Folder 1 of 2], 1969-1972 IV.6 15 [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1996] [Folder 2 of 2], 1969-1972 IV.6 16 [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1992] [Folder 1 of 2], 1969 IV.6 17 [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1992] [Folder 2 of 2], 1969 IV.6 18 [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1992], 1970 IV.6 19 [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1992] [Folder 1 of 2], 1971 box folder Request box IV.7 1 [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1992] [Folder 2 of 2], 1971 IV.7 2 [Declassified documents related to Willy Brandt, photocopies. Declassified 1991-1993], 1971-1972 IV.7 3 Offset Agreement [Department of State Bulletin, photocopies], 1971-1974 IV.7 4 [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1992], 1972 IV.7 5 [Declassified documents related to Yom Kippur War, Henry Kissinger and Soviet Ambassador Falin, photocopies. Declassified 1991], 1972-1975 IV.7 6 [Declassified documents related to 4 Power lunches, United Nations, Schmidt and German politics, photocopies. Declassified 1991], 1972-1975 IV.7 7 Official Documents, Declassified – 1973 [photocopies. Declassified 1991], 1973 IV.7 8 [Declassified documents related to visit of Willy Brandt, photocopies. Declassified 1991], 1973 IV.7 9 [Unclassified documents, photocopies], 1973 IV.7 10 State Dept. – Year of Europe, Nixon/Kissinger [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1991], 1973-1974 IV.7 11 [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1991], 1973 and 1976 IV.7 12 [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1991-1992], 1974 IV.7 13 1974 active [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1991], 1974 IV.7 14 State Dept. – Oct. 3 Schmidt Visit [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1991], 1974-1975 IV.7 15 [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1991], 1975 IV.7 16 [Declassified documents, photocopies. Declassified 1991], 1976 IV.7 17 [Declassified documents related to Kissinger's visit, photocopies. Declassified 1991], 1976 IV.7 18 [The Quadripartite Berlin Negotiations, 1970-1971, photocopy. Declassified 1988], 1977 IV.7 19 The Quadripartite Berlin Negotiations, 1970-1971 [photocopy. Declassified 1994] [Folder 1 of 5], 1977 IV.7 20 The Quadripartite Berlin Negotiations, 1970-1971 [photocopy. Declassified 1994] [Folder 2 of 5], 1977 IV.7 21 The Quadripartite Berlin Negotiations, 1970-1971 [photocopy. Declassified 1994] [Folder 3 of 5], 1977 IV.7 22 The Quadripartite Berlin Negotiations, 1970-1971 [photocopy. Declassified 1994] [Folder 4 of 5], 1977 IV.7 23 The Quadripartite Berlin Negotiations, 1970-1971 [photocopy. Declassified 1994] [Folder 5 of 5], 1977 IV.7 24 [Bibliography of materials related to Germany], 1982 IV.7 25 [Unclassified, Agreement between the United States of America and The Federal Minister of Defense of the Federal Republic of Germany], 1983 IV.7 26 [Freedom of Information Act correspondence], 1984-1998 IV.7 27 [Freedom of Information Act correspondence], 1990
VI. Photographs
8 box(es)
(4 linear feet)
Arranged chronologically, this series consists of black and white and color photographs, negatives and contact sheets depicting the professional events and activities of the Ambassador Hillenbrand. Included in this series are images of Willy Brandt, Henry Kissinger, John F. Kennedy, Helmut Kohl, Konrad Adenauer, Nelson Rockefeller, Richard Nixon, William Rogers, Alexander Haig and others. Of significance are the photographs documenting John F. Kennedy address in Bonn, President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev signing the Anti-Ballistic Missiles Treaty, the signing of the 1971 Quadripartite Agreement, the signing of U.S.-Soviet Cultural Exchange Agreement, wreath-laying ceremony on the 23rd anniversary of the liberation of Hungary, European Chiefs of Mission meetings and the signing of Agreement of Cooperation on Environmental Affairs between the U.S. and the Federal Republic of Germany. Many of the photographs have been separated from their associated files; this information is recorded on the separation sheet accompanying the photo. A complete listing of photographs is available in the folder list at the Russell Library. box folder Request box VI.1 1 Joseph and Marie Hillenbrand (Martin J. Hillenbrand's parents) wedding portrait, circa 1910s. (
[1 b/w photocopy]
) VI.1 2 Boy Scout group photos, Camp Dan Beard, 1928 July and 1929 July. (
[2 (5x7") b/w ]
) box Request box OS3 St. Michael Central High School, Class of 1934. [oversize], 1934. (
[1 (11x14") b/w]
) box folder Request box VI.1 4 Staff of American Consulate General, Calcutta, India, 1934. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.1 5 The Casablanca Summit, Chiang Kai-shek, Franklin D. Roosevelt Winston Churchill and Madame Chiang, 1943. (
[1 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.1 6 General Clay, General Maurice Altoffer, Martin J. Hillenbrand and others, Bremen, 1946. (
[2 (8x10")b/w]
) VI.1 7 Staff in Bremen, 1949. (
[9 (3x4") b/w]
) VI.1 8 Unidentified event, Martin J. Hillenbrand and others, circa 1950s. (
[3 (4x6") b/w]
) VI.1 9 Unidentified group photo, Martin J. Hillenbrand in the 2nd row, circa 1950s. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.1 10 [Faith Hillenbrand?] portrait, circa 1950s. (
[1 (2.5x3") b/w]
) VI.1 11 Martin J. Hillenbrand and an unidentified man aboard an airplane, 1951. (
[1 (3.5x4") b/w]
) VI.1 12 Group photo, Martin J. Hillenbrand is 2nd from left, SRE [?], Paris, 1952. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.1 13 Joseph and Maria Hillenbrand (Martin J. Hillenbrand's parents), circa 1956. (
[1 (3x5") b/w]
) VI.1 14 West Berlin protest march against Soviet action in Hungary, 1956 November 5. (
[20 (4x6") b/w ]
) VI.1 15 Martin J. Hillenbrand's family house, 14 Limastrasse, West Berlin, 1956-1958. (
[1 (3x5") b/w]
) VI.1 16 Martin J. Hillenbrand at the opening of a new cafeteria, Berlin, 1957. (
[3 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 17 Unidentified portrait [illegible], transcribed to Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1957 July. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 18 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Faith Hillenbrand, and others, unidentified event, circa 1958. (
[2 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 19 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, 1958 November 25. (
[2 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.1 20 Acting Secretary of State Christian A. Herter meeting with German Foreign Minister Von Brentano, British Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd and French Foreign Minister Henri Couve de Murville, 1959 March 31. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.1 21 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Bernard Guflur, Geneva, 1959 June 1. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 22 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, circa 1960s. (
[4 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.1 23 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, circa 1960s. (
[1 (2.5x2.5") b/w]
) VI.1 24 Martin J. Hillenbrand and an unidentified man, 1960s. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 25 Konrad Adenauer portrait cards, 1960s. (
[4 (4x6") b/w]
) VI.1 26 Dean Rusk portrait, inscribed to Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1960s. (
[1 (8.5x11") b/w]
) VI.1 27 John Archibald Calhoun portrait. American Embassy, Bad Godesberg, 1960s. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 28 Unidentified female office worker, 1960s. (
[1 (8x10") b/w ]
) VI.1 29 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others, Hungary, 1960s. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 30 Group photo of men, including Martin J. Hillenbrand, looking at photographs, circa 1960s. (
[2 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 31 Budapest, Hungary, 1960s. (
[8 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 32 Martin J. Hillenbrand with unidentified Task Force, 1960s. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.1 33 Unidentified man and Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1960s. (
[2 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 34 Two unidentified men, 1960s. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 35 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others, unidentified event, 1960s. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 36 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait used for German ids and AGO, 1960s. (
[2 (2.5x2.5") b/w, 5 (1x1.5") b/w, 35 mm negatives]
) VI.1 37 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others at Altonaer Museum, 1960s. (
[7 (4x6") b/w]
) VI.1 38 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, 1960. (
[1 contact sheet b/w]
) VI.1 39 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others meeting Adenauer at the airport, 1960s. (
[1 (3x5") color]
) VI.1 40 Martin J. Hillenbrand and unidentified man, 1960 December 5. (
[3 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.1 41 Undersecretary of State George Ball, inscribed to Martin J. Hillenbrand, circa 1961-1966. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.1 42 Chancellor Adenauer's visit to Washington, D.C., John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy in front row, Dean Rusk in second row, 1961. (
[1 (5x7") 2 (3x5") negatives]
) VI.1 43 Faith Hillenbrand and other women listening to audio recordings, 1961 November 8. (
[2 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.1 44 John F. Kennedy, Heinrich Lubke, Walter Scheel, Konrad Adenauer and others, circa 1963. (
[1 (7x9") b/w ]
) VI.1 45 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Mr. & Mrs. George C. McGhee and others, 1963. (
[1 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.1 46 Group photo, Martin J. Hillenbrand is 4th row center, Chiefs of Mission Conference, Bonn, 1963 October 24-28. (
[3 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 47 Martin J. Hillenbrand speaking at the opening of Frankfurt International. Includes letter, 1963. (
[2 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.1 48 Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1963. (
[1 (3.5x4.5") b/w]
) VI.1 49 Martin J. Hillenbrand presenting a gift to an unidentified man, 1963. (
[10 b/w]
) VI.1 50 John F. Kennedy address, The Rathaus, Bonn. Includes images of Konrad Adenauer and Ludwig Erhardt, 1963. (
[16 b/w]
) VI.1 51 John F. Kennedy in front of Martin J. Hillenbrand's home, Bonn, 1963. (
[3 (5x7")b/w]
) VI.1 52 1964 Presidential Election event, George C. McGhee, Cecilia McGhee, 3 unidentified people and Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1964. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 53 Amerika Haus Program, 1964. (
[5 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.1 54 Martin J. Hillenbrand at the dinner for General Jacob Smart [?] on the Godesbury, 1964 August 20. (
[2 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.1 55 Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1965. (
[1 (3.5x4.5") b/w]
) VI.1 56 Martin J. Hillenbrand speaking at the opening ceremony of the 18th Annual Convention of the Federation of German-American Clubs, Hamburg. Includes letter, 1965. (
[2 (3.5x5.5") b/w]
) VI.1 57 Martin J. Hillenbrand and an unidentified man, 1965. (
[1 (5x7") b/w ]
) VI.1 58 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others, Mainz Reception, 1965 October 4. (
[4 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 59 Group photo, Martin J. Hillenbrand is 2nd from left, visit of Dr. Seaburg [?], Head of AEC, Bonn, 1966. (
[1(8x10") b/w]
) VI.1 60 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Max Mayer and Norman Neureiter, USIS Space Exhibit, 1966 February 25. (
[3(8x10") b/w]
) VI.1 61 Martin J. Hillenbrand speaking, opening address of a conference, Bergneustadt, 1966 April. (
[(7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 62 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others, press seminar, "German-American Partnership within the Framework of US-European Interdependence, 1966 June 21. (
[6 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.1 63 General Holloway and Heinrich Lubke meeting, 1966 July. (
[3 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 64 Martin J. Hillenbrand and unidentified man, Little League Drawing, 1966 July 27. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.1 65 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, 1967. (
[6 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.1 66 Wilhelmina Lubke portrait, inscribed to Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1967. (
[1 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.1 67 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others, opening of the Frankfurt art exhibit, 1967. (
[5 (8x9.5") b/w]
) VI.1 68 Ludwig Erhard, Martin J. Hillenbrand and 2 unidentified men, 1967. (
[1 (9.5x12") b/w]
) VI.1 69 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Geneve Brooks (Faith's cousin), Bonn, 1967. (
[1 (4x6") color]
) VI.1 70 Group photo, Junior Officer Training, 1967 March. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.1 71 Dinner given by Federal Chancellor Kiesinger for Vice President and Mrs. Humphries, 1967 April 1. (
[1(7x9") b/w]
) box folder Request box VI.2 1 Fourth of July Party, Bad Godesberg, 1967 July. (
[9 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.2 2 Fourth of July Garden Party, Bad Godesberg, 1967 July. (
[9 (7x9") b/w]
) box Request box OS3 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Lyndon B. Johnson [oversize], 1967 September 18. (
[1 (11x14") color]
) box folder Request box VI.2 4 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Lyndon B. Johnson, 1967 September 18. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 5 Martin J. Hillenbrand being sworn in as ambassador to Hungary [Folder 1 of 3], 1967 September 26. (
[26 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 6 Martin J. Hillenbrand being sworn in as ambassador to Hungary [Folder 2 of 3], 1967 September 26. (
[26 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 7 Martin J. Hillenbrand being sworn in as ambassador to Hungary [Folder 3 of 3], 1967 September 26. (
[26 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 8 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others, reception in office after presentation of credentials ceremony, 1967 October 30. (
[1 (5x8") b/w]
) VI.2 9 Award ceremony for Budapest embassy staff, 1967 December. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 10 Award ceremony for Budapest embassy staff, 1967 December. (
[18 (3.5x5") b/w]
) VI.2 11 Chief of Missions residence, Budapest, circa 1968. (
[5 (5x7") color]
) VI.2 12 Interior and exterior of American Embassy, Budapest, circa 1968. (
[2 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 13 Martin J. Hillenbrand and J. C. Kakar, 1968. (
[1 (3.5x4") b/w]
) VI.2 14 Martin J. Hillenbrand at Foreign Minister's Reception, Budapest, 1968. (
[1 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.2 15 Martin J. Hillenbrand at National C[?] Register Exhibit, Budapest, 1968. (
[2 (3.5x5") b/w]
) VI.2 16 Martin J. Hillenbrand at reception on Hungarian National Day in House of Parliament, 1968. (
[2 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.2 17 Martin J. Hillenbrand at President Losonczi's New Year reception, 1968 January 2. (
[4 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.2 18 Martin J. Hillenbrand at wreath-laying ceremony on the 23rd anniversary of the liberation of Hungary, 1968 April. (
[16 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.2 19 Martin J. Hillenbrand at wreath-laying ceremony on the 23rd anniversary of the liberation of Hungary [Folder 1 of 3], 1968 April. (
[33 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.2 20 Martin J. Hillenbrand at wreath-laying ceremony on the 23rd anniversary of the liberation of Hungary [Folder 2 of 3], 1968 April. (
[33 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.2 21 Martin J. Hillenbrand at wreath-laying ceremony on the 23rd anniversary of the liberation of Hungary [Folder 3 of 3], 1968 April. (
[33 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.2 22 Martin J. Hillenbrand at wreath-laying ceremony at American military cemetery, Budapest, 1968 April 2. (
[2 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.2 23 Martin J. Hillenbrand's visit to Lenin Steelworks, 1968 May. (
[15 (5x8") b/w ]
) VI.2 24 Martin J. Hillenbrand at HUNGEXPO opening ceremony, 1968 May 17-27. (
[2 (5x7") b/w, 1 (4.5x7") b/w, 6 (3.5x5") b/w]
) VI.2 25 Apollo 8 Earth view card, signed by James Lovell, 1968 December 24. (
[1 (8x10") color]
) VI.2 26 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Faith Hillenbrand, Mr. & Mrs. George C. McGhee, Mr. & Mrs. Mark Elyn and other, circa 1969. (
[4 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.2 27 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others at a party, circa 1969. (
[10 b/w]
) VI.2 28 Gaston Thorn portrait, inscribed to Martin J. Hillenbrand, circa 1969. (
[1 (4x6") b/w]
) VI.2 29 Professor Hojo [?] Holborn, Bonn, circa 1969. (
[1 (5.5x7.5") b/w]
) VI.2 30 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Jacob Beam and others, 1969. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 31 New Year's Eve reception, 1969 January 2. (
[3 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.2 32 Marie Hillenbrand, Cardinal Mindszenty and Martin J. Hillenbrand, Budapest, 1969 February 18. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 33 Martin J. Hillenbrand and William Rogers, Swearing in as Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, 1969 February 20. (
[6 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 34 Martin J. Hillenbrand and William Rogers, Swearing in as Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, 1969 February 20. (
[6 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 35 Ruth Quinet [?], Martin J. Hillenbrand and William Rogers, Swearing in as Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, 1969 February 20. (
[6 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 36 Ruth Quinet, Martin J. Hillenbrand and William Rogers, Swearing in as Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, 1969 February 20. (
[6 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 37 Ruth Quinet, Martin J. Hillenbrand and William Rogers, Swearing in as Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, 1969 February 20. (
[6 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 38 Martin J. Hillenbrand and William Rogers, Swearing in as Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, 1969 February 20. (
[4 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 39 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Swearing in as Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, 1969 February 20. (
[6 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 40 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Swearing in as Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, 1969 February 20. (
[6 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 41 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others, signing of Canadian-US Agreement on Niagara Falls Diversion, 1969 March 21. (
[9 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 42 Ambassador Jones, Martin J. Hillenbrand and Mr. Wortzel, Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy, 1969 June 6. (
[1 (8x10") b/w ]
) VI.2 43 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Dr. Frederico Bigi, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs of San Marino, 1969 June 13. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.2 44 President Nixon's trip to Romania to meet President Ceausescu. NATO photo, 1969 August. (
[5 (7x10") b/w]
) VI.2 45 European Chiefs of Mission meeting, Rome, 1969 November 10-12. (
[1 (8x10") b/w ]
) box folder Request box VI.3 1 USS Nomotz with the Minister of Defense, circa 1970s. (
[1 (4x6.5) b/w]
) VI.3 2 Martin J. Hillenbrand portraits, circa 1970s. (
[3 (8x10") b/w, 3 (7x10") b/w, 3 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.3 3 Group photo, Martin J. Hillenbrand and Sir Nicholas Henderson front row on right, circa 1970s. (
[1 (6x8") b/w]
) VI.3 4 Mildred Scheel portrait, signed, 1970s. (
[1 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.3 5 Martin J. Hillenbrand at an unidentified meeting, 1970s. (
[3 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.3 6 Martin J. Hillenbrand and an unidentified man, 1970s. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 7 National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Group Achievement Award, Helios Team, 1970s. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) box Request box OS3 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Faith Hillenbrand and Nelson Rockefeller. [oversize], 1970s. (
[2 (11x14") color ]
) OS3 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait [oversize], 1970s. (
[1 (11x14") b/w]
) box folder Request box VI.3 10 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, 1970s. (
[4 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 11 Faith Hillenbrand portrait, 1970s. (
[3 (2.5x2.5) b/w]
) VI.3 12 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, signed, 1970s. (
[2 (4x6") b/w, 1 (4x4.5") b/w]
) VI.3 13 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, 1970s. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 14 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, 1970s. (
[4 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 15 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others at dinner, Godesberg, 1970s. (
[1 (3.5x5") color]
) VI.3 16 Martin J. Hillenbrand and an unidentified Army General, 1970s. (
[3 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.3 17 Friedrichstrasse, Checkpoint Charlie, Berlin, 1970s. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 18 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, 1970s. (
[1 (5x7") b/w]
) box folder Request box VI.9 1 Harold Wilson inscribed to Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1970 January. (
[1 (8x9") b/w]
) box folder Request box VI.3 20 Martin J. Hillenbrand, John E. Kelly, Ambassador Jones and Professor Andrew Gyorgy, National War College. Includes letter, 1970 January 30. (
[2 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 21 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Anatoly Dobrynin, reception at Soviet Embassy, Washington, D.C., 1970 February. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 22 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Ambassador Lunkov, signing of US-Soviet Cultural Exchange Agreement, 1970 February 10. (
[9 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 23 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Length of Service Award presentation, 1970 March 12. (
[5 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 24 Elbert Mathews, Martin J. Hillenbrand and Jordan T. Rogers Foreign Service Institute, Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy, 1970 April 16. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 25 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others disembarking from the Presidential Jet, returning from a NATO meeting in Rome, 1970 May 31. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 26 Martin J. Hillenbrand and students, "Visiting Young Scholars who spent week in EUR", 1970 June 12. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 27 President Kekkonen of Finland and Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1970 July 24. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.3 28 Group photo, Chiefs of Mission meeting, The Hague. Walter Amenburg and Martin J. Hillenbrand Letter included, 1970 September 16-17 (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) box folder Request box VI.9 2 Richard Nixon, Martin J. Hillenbrand, Henry Kissinger and others Naples, 1970 September 30. (
[1 (10x14") color]
) box folder Request box VI.3 30 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Consul General, Bermuda, circa 1971. (
[1 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.3 31 Martin J. Hillenbrand and unidentified men during Willy Brandt's visit, Washington, D.C. Includes letter, 1971. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 32 Ambassador's residence, Berlin, Germany, 1971. (
[4 (8x10") color]
) VI.3 33 EUR Awards Ceremony held in Assistant Secretary Martin J. Hillenbrand's office, 1971 January 6. (
[8 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 34 Elbert Mathews, Martin J. Hillenbrand and an unidentified man Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy, 1971 February 16. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 35 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Franco Malfatti, 1971 April. (
[2 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 36 Rabat Labor Attaché Conference Participants, 1971 April 19-23. (
[2 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 37 Haus Concert, Walther Caspar with Karajan, 1971 April 25. (
[1 (4.5x7") b/w]
) VI.3 38 Farewell party for Bob McKisson, 1971 June. (
[1 (3.5x5") color]
) VI.3 39 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Willy Brandt, circa 1972-1975. (
[2 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.3 40 Stressman family, Berlin, 1972 or 1973. (
[1(3x5") b/w]
) VI.3 41 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Minister Cash with a group of Marines, circa 1972. (
[1(7x9") b/w]
) VI.3 42 Martin J. Hillenbrand, American Embassy, Bad Godesberg, circa 1972. (
[3 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.3 43 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, circa 1972. (
[4 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 44 The American Chamber of Commerce in Germany plaque listing US Representatives, circa 1972. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 45 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others with Laura Schaefer Bexley, Miss America, 1972. (
[2 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 46 William Rogers portrait, inscribed to Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1972. (
[1 (8x10") color]
) VI.3 47 Anniversary of Dresdner Bank, Berlin, 1972. (
[1 (4x6") color]
) VI.3 48 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others at an unidentified event, Bonn, 1972. (
[1 (4x6") b/w]
) VI.3 49 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Faith Hillenbrand and others at the 1972 Marine Ball, 1972. (
[13 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.3 50 Martin J. Hillenbrand presenting credentials, Bonn, 1972. (
[7 (3x4") color]
) VI.3 51 Faith Hillenbrand portraits, Bonn, 1972. (
[5 (5.5x7.5") b/w, 1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 52 NATO Council on Pre-Summit, Brussels, 1972 May 25. (
[1 (6.5x9.5) b/w]
) box Request box OS3 President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev signing the Anti-Ballistic Missiles Treaty. [oversize], 1972 May 26. (
[1 (19x24") color]
) OS3 President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev at the signing the Anti-Ballistic Missiles Treaty. [oversize], 1972 May 26. (
[1 (14x14") color]
) box folder Request box VI.3 55 Signing of the Quadripartite Agreement, 1972 June. (
[3 (8x10") color, 4 (7x9") color, 9 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.3 56 Signing of the Quadripartite Agreement, 1972 June. (
[11 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.3 57 Martin J. Hillenbrand sworn in as Ambassador to Germany, 1972 June 5. (
[4 (8x10") b/w, 1 (8x8") color]
) VI.3 58 Martin J. Hillenbrand sworn in as Ambassador to Germany, 1972 June 5. (
[10 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 59 Undersecretary of State John Irwin portrait, inscribed to Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1972 June 22. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 60 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Jean Sauvagnargues, 1972 July 14. (
[1 (5x7") b/w]
) box Request box OS3 Martin J. Hillenbrand and David Klein, Berlin [oversize], 1972 September. (
[2 (11x14") b/w]
) box folder Request box VI.3 62 Martin J. Hillenbrand appearance in Stgt. [Stuttgart], 1972 October 6. (
[3 (5x7") b/w ]
) VI.3 63 Martin J. Hillenbrand presenting the Apollo 17 lunar sample to President Gustav Heinemann, 1972 October 22. (
[3 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.3 64 Faith Hillenbrand and girl scouts, 1972 November. (
[3 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.3 65 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Frank Cash, inscribed to Martin J. Hillenbrand, Bonn, circa 1973. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.3 66 Paris Air Show 1973, USA. Photo album, 1973. (
[19 (7x9.5") b/w]
) VI.3 67 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Faith Hillenbrand, John Hillenbrand, and Mr. & Mrs. Willy Brandt, 200 Years of American Art Exhibit, 1973. (
[16 (7x9") b/w]
) box folder Request box VI.4 1 Martin J. Hillenbrand presenting an award to John Chapman, High school award day, 1973 May. (
[2 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.4 2 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Faith Hillenbrand at an unidentified event, Wirtschaftsbeirat, Munchen, 1973. (
[10 (3.5x5.5") b/w]
) VI.4 3 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Faith Hillenbrand in Luebeck, 1973. (
[3 (3.5x3.5") color]
) VI.4 4 Leonid Kostandov, Martin J. Hillenbrand, Konstantine Brekhow, Consul General Harlan and Gus Coont, 1973. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 5 Martin J. Hillenbrand's visit to the Frankfurt Chapter of the Association of the US Army, 1973 February 23. (
[9 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.4 6 White House dinner for Willy Brandt, 1973 May 1. (
[1 (4x6") b/w]
) VI.4 7 Martin J. Hillenbrand with men from Dow Chemical, 1973 May 17. (
[1 (7x9") color ]
) VI.4 8 35 Year Award Ceremony for Agriculture Attaché George Parks, 1973 June. (
[3 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 9 Martin J. Hillenbrand with a group of Texas Baptists, 1973 June. (
[4 (3.5x5) b/w]
) VI.4 10 Martin J. Hillenbrand at Max-Planck-Institut fur Kernphysik, 1973 June 11. (
[6 (5x7") b/w, 1 (7x9") b/w ]
) VI.4 11 Award ceremony for Al Brainard, 1973 June 10. (
[5 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 12 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Girl Scouts, 1973 October. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 13 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Lt. General Vogel, Dr. Jordan, Frank Cash and Lt. General Limberg, 1973 October 18. (
[2 (3.5x4.5") b/w]
) VI.4 14 Sergeant John Domingo, Sergeant "Andy" Anderson, GySgt Don Lohmeier, Martin J. Hillenbrand, Sergeant Bob Abney, Sergeant Steve Brewer, Sergeant Frank Cresswell, Sergeant Jerral Owens, Sergeant "J" Wren, Sergeant Phil Deland and Sergeant Tony Ellis, 1973 October 24. (
[4 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.4 15 Martin J. Hillenbrand receiving Honorary Board Member of Federation of German-American Clubs, 1973 October 26. (
[6 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.4 16 Marine Banquet, 1973 November 10. (
[6 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 17 Joseph Sisco, Dr. Paul Frank and Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1973 November 12. (
[4 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 18 Joseph Sisco briefing, 1973 December. (
[2 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.4 19 Martin J. Hillenbrand delivering an award of decoration to a German officer, circa 1974. (
[7 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 20 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Faith Hillenbrand and others at an unidentified event, circa 1974. (
[1 (4x6") b/w]
) VI.4 21 Martin J. Hillenbrand at the Frankfurt Book Fair, 1974. (
[1 (4x5") b/w]
) VI.4 22 Martin J. Hillenbrand presiding over a rodeo in Frankfurt, 1974. (
[1 (3x5") b/w]
) VI.4 23 Martin J. Hillenbrand at Steuben Scharz Ball, 1974. Includes letter, 1974. (
[1 (4x6") b/w]
) VI.4 24 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Heinrich Boll, 1974 January. (
[1 (8.5x10.5) b/w ]
) VI.4 25 Exhibit opening in Beethovenhalle, Bonn, 1974 January 8. (
[22 (4.5x5.5") b/w ]
) VI.4 26 John Richardson, Jr. and Dr. Hans Arnold signing notes amending the 1962 German-American Educational Exchanges Agreement, 1974 January 11. (
[2 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 27 Consul General party, Frankfurt, 1974 February. (
[2 (3.5x3.5) color]
) VI.4 28 Farewell reception for Hans-Georg Wieck, 1974 February. (
[(5x7") b/w]
) VI.4 29 Martin J. Hillenbrand's visit to the 1st Armored Division's 2nd Brigade, 1974 February. (
[3 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.4 30 Martin J. Hillenbrand speaking, 1974 February. (
[2 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.4 31 Martin J. Hillenbrand and General Clay T. Buckingham, 1974 February 14. (
[3 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.4 32 Signing of Agreement of Cooperation on Environmental Affairs between US and Federal Republic of Germany, 1974 March 9. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 33 Meeting of Principle Officers, Bonn, 1974 March 11-12. (
[3 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 34 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Miss Black America, 1974 March 21. (
[2 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 35 Martin J. Hillenbrand at Soviet exhibit, Dusseldorf, 1974 April. (
[19 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.4 36 Martin J. Hillenbrand with returnee Senior Civil Servants, 1974 April 4. (
[4 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 37 Martin J. Hillenbrand speaking, Industrie-und Handelskammer Kassel, 1974 April 15. (
[1 (7x9") b/w, 1 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.4 38 Martin J. Hillenbrand signing the Environmental Agreement, 1974 May 9. (
[5 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 39 Martin J. Hillenbrand and A.K. Barakat, Kuwait, 1974 December. (
[1 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.4 40 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others at an unidentified event, accompanied by a brochure for The Frankfurt International School, circa 1975. (
[5 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 41 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others at an unidentified event related to American/German industry, Germany, circa 1975. (
[1(7x9.5") b/w, 7 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.4 42 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Sajjad Hyder [?], Ambassador of Pakistan, circa 1975. (
[1 (4x6") b/w]
) VI.4 43 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, circa 1975. (
[5 (2.5x2.5") b/w, 5 (2x3") b/w, 5 (1.5x2") b/w]
) VI.4 44 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, circa 1975. (
[9 (4x5") b/w]
) VI.4 45 Martin J. Hillenbrand and an unidentified group of men, circa 1975. (
[3 (4x6") b/w]
) VI.4 46 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others at an unidentified event, circa 1975. (
[3 (4x5") b/w]
) VI.4 47 Martin J. Hillenbrand and the Ambassador of Belgium, circa 1975. (
[1 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.4 48 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Heinz Mohr and others, Verein Berliner Kaufleute und Industrieller, circa 1975. (
[6 (4x6") b/w]
) VI.4 49 Martin J. Hillenbrand and 2 unidentified men, circa 1975. (
[2 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.4 50 Martin J. Hillenbrand at an industrial sales convention, circa 1975. (
[4 (7x9") b/w ]
) VI.4 51 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Willy Brandt, circa 1975. (
[1 (4x6") b/w]
) VI.4 52 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Walter Scheel and the USAREUR Commander, circa 1975. (
[4 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 53 UCSB Chamber Singers, circa 1975. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.4 54 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Wilhelmina Lubke, Fourth of July reception at US Ambassador's residence, circa 1975 July 4. (
[3 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.4 55 Martin J. Hillenbrand speaking, circa 1975. (
[1 (9x12") b/w]
) VI.4 56 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, circa 1975. (
[3 (2.5x2.5") b/w]
) VI.4 57 Martin J. Hillenbrand tour of NCR, circa 1975. (
[6 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.4 58 Martin J. Hillenbrand at the Air Show at Le Bourget, 1975. (
[1 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.4 59 Meeting of the American Chamber of Commerce in Germany, 1975. (
[3 (7x9") b/w]
) box folder Request box VI.5 1 US Pavilion at the Paris Air Show. Photo album, 1975. (
[18 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.5 2 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Congressman Diggs and an unidentified Congressman, Spring 1975. (
[3 (8x10") b/w]
) box folder Request box VI.9 3 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Henry Kissinger and others, 1975. (
[1 (10x12") b/w]
) box folder Request box VI.5 4 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Ambassador Toon, Koln-Bonn Airport, 1975. (
[2 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.5 5 The Japanese Ambassador, Bill Schott, the wife of the Japanese Ambassador, Martin J. Hillenbrand and Faith Hillenbrand, Emperor Hirohito's Birthday Party, Bonn, 1975. (
[1 (7x9.5") b/w, 1 (4x6") b/w]
) VI.5 6 Faith Hillenbrand portrait, 1975. (
[2 (2.5x3.5") b/w]
) VI.5 7 Faith Hillenbrand and Louise Hiltzmann [?], Bonn, 1975. (
[2 (3.5x3.5") color]
) VI.5 8 Green Week in Berlin, 1975 January 24. (
[3 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 9 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others, reception by President Sibley of Boston University. Hamburg, Germany, 1975 February 11. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 10 Henry Kissinger, Helmut Schmidt, Hans-Dietrich Genscher, Robert Anderson and Martin J. Hillenbrand (in the background), Bonn, 1975 February 16. (
[2 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 11 Dr. Herbert Grunewald, Mrs. Grunewald, Mrs. Hennemyer, Martin J. Hillenbrand and Robert T. Hennemyer, visit to Leverkusen, 1975 February 20. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 12 Meeting with German labor leaders, 1975 March. (
[4 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 13 Martin J. Hillenbrand at the University of Koln, 1975 April 4. (
[1 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.5 14 Martin J. Hillenbrand at the EMBA Mink Fashion Show, 1975 April 25. (
[4 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 15 Martin J. Hillenbrand speaking at a conference at Tutzing, 1975 May 2-4. (
[2 (3.5x5")]
) VI.5 16 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Faith Hillenbrand at a dinner launching G-A Friendship Week, Munich, 1975 May 3. (
[1 (3.5x5") color]
) VI.5 17 General Blanchard, Martin J. Hillenbrand, Minister President Goppel and C. G. Spivack, launch of G-A Friendship Week, Munich, 1975 May 3. (
[1 (3.5x5") color]
) VI.5 18 Martin J. Hillenbrand and students, visit of Neshamini Langhorne High School Choir, Pennsylvania, 1975 May 7. (
[2 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 19 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Dr. Siegfried Mann, LaBerge and Mrs. Woht, 1975 May 30. (
[3 (3.5x4") color]
) VI.5 20 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Duke Johnston and an unidentified man at the Paris Air Show, 1975 June 1. (
[1 color Polaroid]
) VI.5 21 Paul Frank, Dietrich Genscher, Walter Scheel, Gerald Ford, Henry Kissinger, Martin J. Hillenbrand and 2 unidentified men, Washington D.C., 1975 June 16. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 22 Federal Republic of Germany event, Chicago, 1975 June 18. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 23 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others at an unidentified event promoting American goods, Bonn, 1975 July. (
[6 (6.5x8.5") b/w]
) VI.5 24 Faith Hillenbrand and Princess Helga zu Lowenstein, Fourth of July reception at US Ambassador's residence, Bonn, circa 1975. (
[4 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 25 Fourth of July reception at US Ambassador's residence, Bonn [Folder 1 of 6], circa 1975 July. (
[64 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 26 Fourth of July reception at US Ambassador's residence, Bonn [Folder 2 of 6], circa 1975 July. (
[64 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 27 Fourth of July reception at US Ambassador's residence, Bonn [Folder 3 of 6], circa 1975 July. (
[64 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 28 Fourth of July reception at US Ambassador's residence, Bonn [Folder 4 of 6], circa 1975 July. (
[64 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 29 Fourth of July reception at US Ambassador's residence, Bonn [Folder 5 of 6], circa 1975 July. (
[64 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 30 Fourth of July reception at US Ambassador's residence, Bonn [Folder 6 of 6], circa 1975 July. (
[64 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 31 Martin J. Hillenbrand at the airport during Kissinger's departure, 1975 July. (
[4 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 32 Martin J. Hillenbrand at the Budeswehr Ball, Stuttgart, 1975 September 4. (
[2 (4x6") b/w]
) box folder Request box VI.9 4 Alexander Haig and Martin J. Hillenbrand, inscribed to Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1975 September 19. (
[1 (8x10") color]
) box folder Request box VI.5 34 Principle Officers meeting, Berlin, 1975 October 21-22. (
[1 (5x7") b/w, 1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.5 35 Simon-Felipe, Jackson, Martin J. Hillenbrand and Beckworth, 1975 November. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.5 36 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Berliner Kindl Braueri, Treffpunkt Ratskeller, 1975 November 21. (
[14 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.5 37 Martin J. Hillenbrand speaking, Berliner Morgenpost, Berliner Kindl Braueri, Treffpunkt Ratskeller, 1975 November 25. (
[12 (7x9") b/w]
) box folder Request box VI.6 1 Martin J. Hillenbrand's visit to Friedrich Krupp. Photo album, 1975 December 5. (
[27 (5x7") b/w, 1 (5x7") color]
) VI.6 2 Colonel George D. Van Huss, Jr. and Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1975 December 17. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.6 3 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait [photographs stuck together], circa 1976. (
[12 (4x5") color]
) VI.6 4 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Jacques Leprette [?]. Warolin of Paris, circa 1976. (
[1 (5x5") b/w]
) VI.6 5 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait [photographs stuck together], circa 1976. (
[15 (2.5x3.5") color]
) VI.6 6 Martin J. Hillenbrand at George Baker exhibit, 1976. (
[5 color]
) box folder Request box VI.9 5 Martin J. Hillenbrand at Alexander Haig's home, Belgium, 1976. (
[(8x10") color]
) box folder Request box VI.6 8 Martin J. Hillenbrand at United States of America bicentennial event, 1976. (
[6 (7x9.5") b/w]
) VI.6 9 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, 1976. (
[2 (8x10") color]
) VI.6 10 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Faith Hillenbrand at a fashion show reception, 1976. (
[2 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.6 11 Faith Hillenbrand at AWAG Board Meeting, Bonn, 1976. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.6 12 Martin J. Hillenbrand's retirement ceremony, Berlin, 1976. (
[2 (5x7") color]
) VI.6 13 Vice President Nelson Rockefeller visits Bonn, Germany, 1976. (
[14 (5x7") b/w, 8 (5x7") color]
) VI.6 14 Gabriele Henkel and Martin J. Hillenbrand. Includes note, 1976. (
[(4x6") color]
) VI.6 15 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Grune Woche [?], 1976 January. (
[2 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.6 16 Eichholz Conference, 1976 February 18-19. (
[13 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.6 17 Martin J. Hillenbrand's visit to Siemens plant, Berlin. Includes letter, 1976 March 26. (
[11 (3x5") b/w]
) VI.6 18 Frankfurt Chamber of Commerce exhibit opening, 1976 April 1. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.6 19 Bremer Tabak-Kollegiums. Includes letter, 1976 April 6. (
[6 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.6 20 Visit of the Deputy of Defense Ellsworth, 1976 April 17. (
[3 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.6 21 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Lord Mayor Vey and others, Opening of American Month, bicentennial, 1976 May 2. (
[12 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.6 22 Nelson A. Rockefeller, Walter Scheel, Annemarie Renger, Helmut Schmidt and Helmut Kohl, United States of America bicentennial, Frankfurt, 1976 May 15. (
[10 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.6 23 Henry Kissinger's arrival at Bonn Airport, 1976 May 23. (
[6 (7x9") b/w ]
) VI.6 24 Fourth of July reception at the home of Martin J. Hillenbrand [Folder 1 of 3], 1976 July. (
[45 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.6 25 Fourth of July reception at the home of Martin J. Hillenbrand [Folder 2 of 3], 1976 July. (
[45 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.6 26 Fourth of July reception at the home of Martin J. Hillenbrand [Folder 3 of 3], 1976 July. (
[45 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.6 27 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Faith Hillenbrand at a Fourth of July reception, 1976 July. (
[1 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.6 28 Fourth of July reception at the home of Martin J. Hillenbrand. Bad Godesberg [Folder 1 of 3], 1976 July 4. (
[31 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.6 29 Fourth of July reception at the home of Martin J. Hillenbrand. Bad Godesberg [Folder 2 of 3], 1976 July 4. (
[31 (7x9") b/w]
) box folder Request box VI.7 1 Fourth of July reception at the home of Martin J. Hillenbrand. Bad Godesberg [Folder 3 of 3], 1976 July 4. (
[31 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.7 2 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Walter Sickert, Faith Hillenbrand, Klaus Schutz, Heidi Schutz and Gunther Rosinus at an Egyptian exhibit opening, 1976 September 3. (
[11 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.7 3 Zur Erinnerg an die Eroffnung der Austellung FAR WEST Indianer und Siedler im Amerikanischen Westen, Photo album, 1976 September 21. (
[21 b/w]
) VI.7 4 Heads of the Diplomatic Missions, Bonn. Photo album, 1976 October. (
[32 b/w ]
) VI.7 5 Walter Scheel portrait, inscribed to Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1976 October. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.7 6 Helmut Schmidt portrait, inscribed to Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1976 October 8. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.7 7 Walter Scheel and Martin J. Hillenbrand with the American flight crew and pilots, 1976 October 9. (
[1 contact sheet b/w]
) VI.7 8 Martin J. Hillenbrand's farewell visit to Federal President Walter Scheel and Paul Frank, 1976 October 14. (
[4 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.7 9 Marian Ward, Wilshire, England, 1977. (
[1 (3.5x3.5") b/w]
) VI.7 10 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others at an unidentified event, 1977 December 23. (
[15 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.7 11 Tenth Trilateral Commission Plenary Meeting, Tokyo. Includes letter, 1979. (
[4 (3x4") b/w, 1 (3x4.5") color]
) VI.7 12 Martin J. Hillenbrand, Dr. Peter Schimy, Professor Dr. G. Mensch, 1979 May 28. (
[4 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.7 13 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, circa 1980s. (
[9 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.7 14 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, circa 1980s. (
[5 (2.5x3') color]
) VI.7 15 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, circa 1980s. (
[2 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.7 16 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others at Checkpoint Charlie, 1980s. (
[2 (4x6") color ]
) VI.7 17 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others at an unidentified event, Paris, 1980s. (
[2 (7x9") color]
) VI.7 18 Group photo, Martin J. Hillenbrand 2nd row center, Salzburg, circa 1980s. (
[7 (4x6") b/w]
) VI.7 19 Group photo, University of Dayton, Class of 1937 Reunion, circa 1980s. (
[1 (4x6") color]
) VI.7 20 Martin J. Hillenbrand and 2 others, Koln, 1980. Includes 1975 clipping about Martin J. Hillenbrand, 1980. (
[1 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.7 21 Karl Carstens portrait, signed, 1981 July. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.7 22 Martin J. Hillenbrand and others at the Cockrail [?] Institute, 1982. (
[4 (7x9") b/w]
) VI.7 23 Wolfgang portrait, inscribed to Martin J. Hillenbrand and Faith Hillenbrand, 1982 February. (
[1 (4x6") b/w, 1 (5x7") color]
) VI.7 24 Martin J. Hillenbrand, John Loudon and others, Atlantic Institute Board Meeting [2 photographs stuck together], 1982 March. (
[8 (7x10") color]
) VI.7 25 Hosenfeld, Germany, 1984. (
[2 (3.5x3.5") color]
) VI.7 26 Southern Center Secretaries of State Conference, 1987 November. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.7 27 Unidentified man, Martin J. Hillenbrand and Werner Holzer, 1989 Spring. (
[1 (8x10") color]
) VI.7 28 Group photo, Martin J. Hillenbrand back row, 1990s. (
[2 (5x7") b/w ]
) VI.7 29 Martin J. Hillenbrand in Berlin, circa 1990. (
[6 (4x6") color]
) VI.7 30 Martin J. Hillenbrand and unidentified men, 1990s. (
[2 (4x6") color, 1 (3x5") color]
) VI.7 31 Martin J. Hillenbrand speaking at an unidentified event, 1990s. (
[1 (3x5") b/w]
) box folder Request box VI.8 1 Gary Bertsch and Steve Ellioth, 1990. (
[1 (5x7") b/w]
) VI.8 2 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Gary Bertsch, 1990. (
[1 (5x7") color ]
) VI.8 3 Martin J. Hillenbrand and President Goncz, 1991. (
[2 (4x6") color ]
) VI.8 4 Mercedes-Benz trip to Germany. Photo album, 1993. (
[14 (5x7") color]
) VI.8 5 Luncheon in honor of Dr. Gerhard Liener, Daimler-Benz AG. Martin J. Hillenbrand and unidentified others. Southern Center, 1993 May 18. (
[3 (4x6") b/w]
) VI.8 6 Martin J. Hillenbrand at Armstrong State College, 1993 October 29. (
[2 (4x6") color]
) VI.8 7 Southern Center for International Studies 14th Annual Foreign Policy Conference, 1997 February. (
[2 (5x7") color]
) VI.8 8 Martin J. Hillenbrand portrait, circa 1998. (
[1 (5x7") color ]
) VI.8 9 Martin J. Hillenbrand receiving an award, American Academy of Diplomacy, 1999. (
[10 (5x7") color]
) VI.8 10 Martin J. Hillenbrand, John Stark and Gary Bertsch, circa 2004. (
[4 (4x6") color]
) VI.8 11 La Pieta by Michelangelo, undated. (
[1 (8x10") b/w]
) VI.8 12 Martin J. Hillenbrand meeting with Klaus Schutz, 1971 September 3 VI.8 12 National Security Council Meeting, White House Cabinet Room, 1971 December 1 VI.8 12 Signing of Azores Ban Agreement with Portugal, Brussels, Belgium, 1971 December 9 VI.8 12 Chiefs of Mission Conference, 1971 December VI.8 12 Martin J. Hillenbrand and Bill Witt, National War College, 1972 January 5 VI.8 13 Martin J. Hillenbrand at first Dutch Treat Luncheon, 1972 February 28 VI.8 13 Martin J. Hillenbrand at opening of Soviet Arts and Crafts Exhibit, 1972 March 10 VI.8 13 Martin J. Hillenbrand and unidentified associates at the Fourteenth Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy, 1972 April VI.8 13 Martin J. Hillenbrand and unidentified associates arriving at unidentified airport, 1972 May 6 VI.8 13 Signing of Berlin Final Protocol, Berlin, Germany, 1972 June 3 VI.8 14 Martin J. Hillenbrand swearing-in as U.S. Ambassador to Germany, 1972 June 5 VI.8 14 Martin J. Hillenbrand meeting unidentified man, 1972 June 12 VI.8 15 Martin J. Hillenbrand meeting with German staff, 1972 June 13 VI.8 15 Martin J. Hillenbrand arriving at the Koln [Cologne] Bonn Airport, 1972 June 23 VI.8 15 Presentation of Credentials to Martin Hillenbrand, Bonn, Germany, 1972 June 27 VI.8 15 Martin J. Hillenbrand broadcasting on radio and television after arrival in Bonn, Germany, 1972 June VI.8 16 Martin J. Hillenbrand attending outdoor event with staff and unidentified dignitaries, 1972 July 4 VI.8 17 Farewell recognition of Martin J. Hillenbrand by Bureau of European Affairs, 1972 July 7 VI.8 17 Martin J. Hillenbrand meeting Adonit Manouan, French Ambassador to the Ivory Coast, 1972 July 8 VI.8 17 Admiral Elmo Zumwalt visit, 1972 July 10 VI.8 17 Martin J. Hillenbrand visit to Berlin, Germany, 1972 July 31 VI.8 18 Martin J. Hillenbrand meeting with Constant Schuurmans, circa 1972 VI.8 18 Martin J. Hillenbrand meeting with Josef Huber, circa 1972 VI.8 18 President Richard Nixon in Germany, circa 1972 VI.8 18 Conference of the U.S. Secretaries of Defense at the Southern Center for International Studies, circa 1987 October
