Transcription: item 57   52                                          dokumentation _________________________________________________________________________________ zu den Hunderten und Tausenden in der immer stärker werdenden unabhängigen Bewegung, die die Hoffnung des Landes ist. Ihre Inhaftierung wird allgemein in Zusammanhang gebracht mit einer öffentlichen Versammlung zum 70. Jahrestag der Ermordung von Rosa Luxemburg und Karl Liebknecht, die heute stattfinden soll, und zu deren Teilnahme die Initiative zur Gesellschaftlichen Erneuerung aufgerufen hat. Diese Initiative will durch die Versammlung vor dem alten Rathaus und einem Schweigemarsch mit Kerzen zur Braustraße nicht nur das Andenken der Repräsentanten des Proletariats ehren, sondern auch darauf hinweisen, daß die Grundmenschenrechte, also das Recht auf die Rede-, Versammlungs- und Vereini- gungsfreiheit in der DDR bisher nicht gesichert sind. Gleichzeit wird man auch auf das Verbot der sowjetischen Zeitung "Sputnik" und das Verbot einiger sowjetischer Filme in der DDR hingewiesen. Die Organe der DDR-Staatsmacht beschlossen, eine rasante Aktion zu unternehmen, wodurch die Manife- station unterdrückt werden soll und gleichzeitig die ganze unabhängige Bewegung  in der DDR abge- schwächt werden soll. Mit diesem Schritt, der der Unterschrift der DDR-Verfassungsorgane unter die Schlußakte von Helsinki  und unter die Dokumente des Nachfolgeprozesses ins Gesicht schlägt, ist die DDR-Führung angetreten und zwar nur ein paar Tage vor der Unterzeichnung des Ergebnisdokuments des Wiener Nachfolgetreffens, der Konferenz über die Sicherheit und Zusammenarbeit in Europa. Dadurch gedenkt sie zu der noch sorgfältigeren Einhaltung und zu der noch wirksameren internationalen Kontrolle dieses Gebietes sich zu verpflichten. Wir rufen deshalb die Regierungen der 34 Länder auf, die zusammen mit den Repräsentanten der DDR diese Dokumente unterzeichnen sollen, daß sie an die DDR- Regierung appellieren, damit sie die 11 Inhaftie[r]ten auf der Stelle entläßt, die Strafverfahren  einstellt und mit der Kriminalisierung und Aussiedlung der Andersdenkenden aufhört. Wir wenden uns besonders an die Regierungen Ungarns, der SU und Jugoslawien. Wir bitten die Grundinformationen über Organisationen der unabhängigen Bewegungen in Polen, CSSR, Ungarn und der SU mit einem Aufruf, daß sie ihre Solidarität mit den deutschen Freunden ausdrücken, die sich zusammen mit uns allen für die gemeinsame Sache Menschenrechte und Demokratie in diesem Teil Europas einsetzen. In Prag und Wroclaw, den 15. Januar1989 Für polnische und tschechoslowakische Solidarität Miroslaw Jasinski, Jozes Binior, Petr Pospichal, Anna Sabatowa Telegramm an Erich Honecker, Vorsitzender des Staatsrates der DDR  Sehr geehrter Herr Honecker, die empörenden Meldungen über eine erneute Welle der Verfolgung und Unterdrückung unserer Freundinnen und Freunde in den unabhängigen Friedens- und Menschenrechtsgruppen in der DDR fordern unseren schärfsten Protest heraus. Sie erinnen in unguter Weise an die für die Regierung der DDR beschämenden Verhaftungen und Abschiebungen vor einem Jahr, die schon im Interesse des internationalen Ansehens ihres Landes besser eine endgültig überwundene Vergangenheit geblieben wären. Daß heute abermals Bürgerinnen und Bürger der DDR verfolgt, verhaftet und am Äußern ihrer Meinung  gehindert werden, nur weil sie sich für eine positive Weiterentwicklung der sozialistischen  Gesell- schaft ihre Landes, für Frieden durch Abrüstung und für gesicherte Menschenrechte engagieren, ist ein Schlag ins Gesicht aller Menschen guten Willens, die in gleicher Weise überall auf der Welt für

Transcription: Left page   24/11/37   Sat. night the "Sunday Despatch" rang me up and asked my views on the proposal that I should be the first "President of Ireland". "What?" I exclaimed, "where on earth did you hear that?" "From a high source in Dublin."  "Well, I know nothing about it" and I refused to make any comment.   So it was published in the "Despatch" & "Daily Mail" that I was talked of in Belfast and Dublin as a "probable".   A non-political Fresident is rather unlikely. Dev., himself, or Sean T. O'Kelly with Alfie Byrne (!) as opposition candidate.  Right page   The Halifax visit to Berlin & the subsequent Franco-British discussions have held world attention for a few weeks.   I believe France and England are willing to make Colonial concessions.   Is Germany ready to make a European settlement in exchange or do they still seek predominance, militarily and economically in Central and Eastern Europe? They will fight for the latter & the doubt as to Neville Chamberlain's attitude exists.   We are completely back in the "realist" power politics. But I hope at any rate that it will be genuinely realist & that small countries won't be sacrificed.   Dined with German Consul W. Krauel  the other guests being the Japanese Consul General, the Italian Delegate Bova Scopa & the Polish charge d'affairs!  Krauel is a good chap.  I took his invitation to be a gesture - after Danzig.

Transcription: Left page   9/11/37   The Aga Khan stopped off in Geneva  on his way back from Berlin where he had seen Hitler and Company. Lunching with him at Avenol's. He offered the Secretary- General some old rugs and the head of an elephant and other trophies for the decoration of one of the rooms. He also wants us to find for him some translators for 10 volumes of a German military history of the war. A great task. It appears that he has for the past 18 years been working on a book of the war history himself and as he cannot read German he wants to have these volumes translated. This strikes me as amazing thoroughness and I am somewhat astonished at this aspect of the Aga Khan's character; I did not think he was so industrious, but it is like a man with so much money to undertake such a vast amount of expenditure in order to be able to peruse a book which he cannot read in German.   I did not get very clear opinions from him about Germany, except in one respect: that Russia called itself communist, while Germany in reality was communist; there was less and less difference in the level of standards of living and money and capital were being expended to give employment and to provide good social and living conditions for the working people. He had not been in any real industrial aerea and I imagine had mainly met political people and big manufacturers. I asked him if he were able to say anything in his interview with the Führer; he said that he had been able to put a few questions, but as usual the Führer did the talking. Of the German army he said that the General Staff and officers down to the rank of Colonel were good, but it will take several years before they can recreate the non-commissioned officer class. November 9th 1937  Right page   The Irish Independent of 15/11/37 in a leader on the dangerous international situation, attributes it "inter alia" to   "the stupidly unchristian   attitude of the Powers   towards Italy". How's that for an Irish Nationalist paper on a raw Imperialist conquest?

Transcription: Left page   4/11/1937   L'obscurcissement. The "black-out" lasted from 6 p.m. till 7 a.m. Partial exercises had been made, but this covered several cantons. It was an extremely depressing experience - candles & blue lamps and covered windows and a pitch-black night with low clouds. Met Van Hamel, my Dutch predecessor at Danzig, at a dinner. Once Director of the Legal Section, he was never popular in the Secretariat. At Danzig he was said to be pro-Polish, but the affair with the Police President's wife showed a certain breadth of outlook! * Dolly is in Stockholm where Johnnie is doing a specialist course in radio-ology Gerry arrives tomorrow en route to India to stay a week or so. * Pension Windsor, Storgaten 12, Stockholm  Right page   8/11/37.   Italy has joined the Japanese-German anti-Communist alliance. This has created the greatest alarm in U.S.A. England, & France - which shows how little it is regarded as merely anti-Communist.   "Le Temps" correspondent in Rome says it marks the end of Italian policy for an understanding with England.   Ciano, Ital. For. Min., says - incidentally, that the three Powers have 2,000,000 tons of warships.

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