Quadripartite Agreement on West Berlin. Position of France (Based on Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of France)

Osipov, Evgeny

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Quadripartite Agreement on West Berlin. Position of France (Based on Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of France)

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S207987840000992-0-1

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Authors

Evgeny Osipov

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Volume 6 Issue 2 (35)

Abstract

Quadripartite Agreement on West Berlin of 3 September 1971 was an important event in the history of international relations during the period of détente of 1970’s. The special position of France, which had serious differences of opinion with the USA and Great Britain, and thus stands for the development of fruitful cooperation with the Soviet Union, led to the fact that Paris during the negotiations defended moderate positions that helped to bring the parties together and will come to a final compromise.

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Quadripartite Agreement, West Berlin, France, Georges Pompidou, Willy Brandt, Détente, Cold War

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16.01.2015

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28.02.2015

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GOST	Osipov E. Quadripartite Agreement on West Berlin. Position of France (Based on Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of France) // ISTORIYA. – 2015. – V. 6. – Issue 2 (35) [Electronic resource]. URL: https://history.jes.su/s207987840000992-0-1/ (circulation date: 23.01.2021).
MLA	Osipov, Evgeny "Quadripartite Agreement on West Berlin. Position of France (Based on Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of France)." ISTORIYA. 6.2 (35) (2015).
APA	Osipov E. (2015). Quadripartite Agreement on West Berlin. Position of France (Based on Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of France). ISTORIYA. 6(2 (35)).