Cold War: Haig paper ("Control on Exports to the Soviet Union") [declassified 2004]

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Document type:	Declassified documents
Venue:	Department of State
Source:	Reagan Library (NSC Meetings Box 91282)
Editorial comments:	The scribbled annotation is in the handwriting of Richard Allen, National Security Adviser. A separate paper from the State Department was also sent to the President: this paper was a personal approach from Haig.
Importance ranking:	Major
Word count:	4pp
Themes:	Defence (general), Trade, Foreign policy (USA), Foreign policy (USSR & successor states), Foreign policy (Western Europe - non-EU), Science & technology