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82 Dec 17 Fr | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | US: State Department briefing for Shultz (dinner with MT) [objectives: “Reinvigorate US/UK relations in wake of serious bilateral frictions”] [declassified 2013] |
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82 Dec 17 Fr | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | US: Burt briefing for Shultz (meeting with MT) [“We believe that Thatcher is eager now to put recent U.S./U.K. frictions behind us”, though still “a determined nationalist”] [declassified 2013] |
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83 May 16 Mo | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | US: US Embassy London telegram to Shultz (general election) [“Tories plan to use defense issue to win votes at Labour’s expense”] [declassified 2013] |
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83 Jun 2 Th | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | General Election: State Department memo to White House (“President’s congratulatory telephone call to Prime Minister Thatcher”) [“a victory not only for your party but also for Britain, the NATO alliance and US/British relations”] [declassified 2003] |
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83 Jun 6 Mo | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | Falklands: US Embassy London telegram to Shultz ("Vice-President's visit to the UK: briefing") [Falklands; Belize; EDU, IDU; doubt over Pym's future as Foreign Secretary] [declassified 2003] |
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83 Jun 7 Tu | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | General Election: US Embassy London telegram to Shultz ("British elections - foreign affairs plays almost no role") [“absence of much serious discussion or interest in foreign affairs”] [declassified 2003] |
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83 Jun 8 We | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | US: US Embassy London telegram to Shultz ("Public comment following British election on June 9") [“discouraging requests from TV reporters here who have asked about the possibility of post-election interviews with US officials”; White House alone should comment] [declassified 2003] |
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83 Jun 10 Fr | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | General Election: US Embassy London telegram to Shultz (“British elections: Thatcher does it”) [“For the Tories it was the best of all worlds”] [declassified 2003] |
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83 Jun 14 Tu | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | US: US Embassy London telegram to Shultz (“The 1983 election and the future of British politics ”) [“Conflict within parties may be more prominent, especially within the large Tory backbench”] [declassified 2003] |
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83 Jun 17 Fr | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | US: US Embassy London telegram to Shultz (“The visits of the Vice President and SECDEF”) [“The political scene here is much changed”] [declassified 2003] |
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83 Jun 22 We | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | General election: US Embassy London telegram to Shultz (“Britain after elections: foreign policy”) [“She has the political leeeway to pursue a strong defense”] [declassified 2003] |
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83 Jun 24 Fr | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | US: US Embassy London telegram to Shultz (“Vice President’s meeting with Foreign Secretary Howe, June 24”) [“The Soviets are coming to realize that the President is consistent in his attitudes toward Soviet behavior”] [declassified 2003] |
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83 Jun 29 We | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | US: US Embassy London briefing for Shultz (“Your meeting with UK Prime Minister Thatcher, London, July 5, 1983”) [“As Thatcher enters her second term, we expect a stronger, more confident British voice in Western councils”] [declassified 2003] |
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83 Jul 12 Tu | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | General election: US Embassy London telegram to Shultz (“Foreign Secretary Howe’s July 13-14 visit to Washington: the background in Britain”) [“One month after the elections, British politics have run through the post-mortems and lapsed into introspection”] [declassified 2003] |
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83 Jul 27 We | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | General election: US Embassy London telegram to Shultz (“Britain after the elections: Thatcher in low-gear”) [“She may be holding fire until the autumn, but there is scant evidence yet of a new master plan”] [declassified 2003] |
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83 Jul 29 Fr | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | Central America: US Embassy London telegram to Shultz (“Thatcher defends U.S. policy towards Central America”) [“Reagan is seeking to help the people in Central America choose their own governments”] [declassified 2003] |
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84 Jan 4 We | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | US: Burt briefing for Shultz ("Your visit to the UK, Jan 11-12 Scope Paper") [“This past fall, pressures on the US/UK relationship have been stronger than at any time since Suez”] [declassified 2013] |
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84 Jan 7 Sa | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | US: Burt briefing memo to Shultz (“Checklist for your visit to London”) [“Assure HMG that the USG desires to maintain/deepen consultations and our interests remain basically consistent”] [declassified 2013] |
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84 Jan 11 We | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | US: Burt scope paper to Shultz (“Your visit to the United Kingdom”) [“the primary task for the US side will be to listen attentively to British concerns and to reiterate our basic willingness to consult on fundamental and particular issues”] [declassified 2013] |
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84 Apr 18 We | Declassified documents | ★★★☆ | Archive (State Department) | US: Reagan message to MT (50th anniversary of British Council) [“It has set high standards in the art of cultural diplomacy for free countries around the globe”] [declassified 2005] |
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