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Joint-Security-Commission-Redefining-Security-A

Feb 28, 1994

Joint Security Commission, Redefining Security: A Report to the Secretary of Defense and the Director of Central Intelligence. Unclassified.

Source

Governmentattic.org.

Feb 26, 1994

Report from U.S. Embassy Kyiv to the Secretary of State on meeting with Deputy Director of the Ukrainian National Space Agency Titarenko, "Space Cooperation with Ukraine." February 26, 1994.

Feb 16, 1994

U.S. Embassy Kiev telegram 4448 to State Department, "SSD: Ukrainians Press for U.S. Detargeting Commitment." February 16, 1994.

National-Security-Archive-Doc-09-China-Potential

Jan 31, 1994

China: Potential Response to Korean Contingencies, DIA Special Report, January 31, 1994 (Secret)

Source

Freedom of Information Act release

Jan 24, 1994

Excerpt from Cable from U.S. Embassy Moscow to the White House: "President's Dinner with President Yeltsin, January 14, 1994." January 20, 1994.

Doc-12-1994.01.15-Memcon-Clinton-Yeltsin-one-on-one

Jan 15, 1994

Memorandum of Conversation, “One-on-One Meeting with President Yeltsin of Russia,” Janujary 15, 1994

Source

Clinton Presidential Library

Jan 14, 1994

Memorandum of Conversation, President Clinton, President Yeltsin, and President Kravchuk's Trilateral Meeting on Security Issues. January 14, 1994.

Doc-8-1994.01.14-Novo-Ogarevo-Dinner-NODIS_0

Jan 14, 1994

Cable from U.S. Embassy Moscow to State Department, “President’s Dinner with President Yeltsin,” [January 13], Novo-Ogarevo, January 14, 1994

Source

U.S. Department of State, National Security Archive FOIA

Doc-9-1994.01.14-Memcon-Clinton,-Yeltsin,-Kravchuk-on-security-issues_0

Jan 14, 1994

Memorandum of Conversation, “Trilateral Meeting with President Yeltsin of Russia on Security Issues,” January 14, 1994

Source

Clinton Presidential Library

Doc-10-1994.01.14-Trilateral-Statement

Jan 14, 1994

January 14 Trilateral Statement, January 14, 1994

Source

Clinton Presidential Library

Doc-11-1994.01.14-MemCon-Clinton-Yeltsin-Second-Expanded-Bilateral-Session

Jan 14, 1994

Memorandum of Conversation, “Second Expanded Bilateral Session with President Boris Yeltsin of Russia,” January 14, 1994

Source

U.S. Department of State, National Security Archive FOIA

Doc-5-1994.01.13-Memcon-Clinton-Yeltsin-one-on-one_0

Jan 13, 1994

Memorandum of Conversation, “One-on-One Meeting with President Yeltsin of Russia,” January 13, 1994

Source

Clinton Presidential Library

Doc-7-1994.01.13-MemCon-Clinton-Patriarch-Aleksiy_0

Jan 13, 1994

Memorandum of Conversation, “Meeting with Patriarch Aleksiy of Russia,” January 13, 1994

Source

Clinton Presidential Library

Jan 12, 1994

Memorandum of Conversation between President Clinton and President Kravchuk, "Three-Plus-Three Meeting." January 12, 1994.

Doc-3-1994.01.12-Talbott-to-Lake-on-Kozyrev's-Euro-security-plan_0

Jan 12, 1994

Memorandum for Anthony Lake from Strobe Talbott. Subject: Kozyrev’s “European Security Plan,” January 12, 1994

Source

U.S. Department of State, National Security Archive FOIA

Doc-4-1994.01.12-MemCon-Clinton-Kravchuk-Three-Plus-Three_0

Jan 12, 1994

Memorandum of Conversation, “Three-Plus-Three Meeting with President Kravchuk of Ukraine,” Borispol Airport, January 12, 1994

Source

Clinton Presidential Library

Document-12-The-President-s-Luncheon-Plenary

Jan 12, 1994

The President's Luncheon Plenary Meeting with the Heads of State and Government of Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic

Source

William J. Clinton Presidential Library

Jan 11, 1994

U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency, Intelligence Information Report, Changes in the Army Equals Advantages for the High Command, January 11, 1994, 5pp.

Source

Freedom of Information Act request

19940111a2-unam-rwdp

Jan 11, 1994

Genocide Fax

Document-11-The-President-s-Meeting-with-Czech

Jan 11, 1994

The President's Meeting with Czech Leaders

Source

William J. Clinton Presidential Library