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... II 2097
The British Ambassador, who was talking to me today about an alleged currency offence by his German servant, presently turned the conservation to his anxiety as to how we could survive the summer without a conflict. ... It could be deduced from these conversational statements of Hendersons that he is not happy about British relations with the Poles, that he thinks nothing of the Russian pact, and that, for the rest, he is deeply concerned about a possible conflict this summer, for he feels his responsibility as Ambassador in Berlin weighing heavily upon him. ... We had a long conversation, talking about disarmament instead of talking, as we needed to, about Germany and conclusion of a peace treaty on West Berlin. ...
"I said [to McCloy]: I dont understand what sort of disarmament we can talk about, when Kennedy in his speech declared war on us and set down his conditions. ... He faltered, for clearly he knew about the content of the speech. ... I told McCloy about it.
Approximate Word count = 2493
Approximate Pages = 10
(250 words per page double spaced)
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