Memorandum Regarding Anti-Semitism in Poland
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Folder 5
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Contains documents on anti-semitism in Poland and U.S. response, and Poland’s military relationship with North Vietnam.
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Folder 5 (11 documents) - July 1966 - Sept. 1968"
This folder covers topics such as Nick Katzenbach’s recommendation that the President condemn anti-semitism in Poland, Jewish refugees from Poland, reports about Soviet troop movements in Poland, concerns that economic retaliation against Poland for government anti-semitism would damage U.S.-Poland relations and make situation worse for Jews in Poland, the reopening of a U.S. exhibit upon the removal of North Korean photographs, an appeal to the Polish government to persuade the North Korean government to allow captured Pueblo crewmen to receive mail. The folder also contains a lengthy (103 pages) translated report from eight “Polish Army specialists” on North Vietnam. The specialists’ primary missions were to assess the suitability of Polish equipment for service in Vietnam and to obtain samples of U.S. military equipment for the purpose of military research in Poland.
