I.- Document 1 German Democratic Republic’s Note to the Soviet Union Outlining Proposals for a Peace Treaty (September 5, 1958)..- Document 2 Soviet Note to the United States Concerning the Proposals of the German Democratic Republic for a Peace Treaty (September 18, 1958)..- Document 3 N. S. Khrushchov’s Replies to Questions by A. E. Johann, a West German Journalist (September 25, 1958)..- Document 4 N. S. Khrushchov’s Speech at Soviet-Polish Friendship Meeting (November 10, 1958)..- Document 5 Pravda Article by “Observer”: “There Can Only Be One Solution to the Problem of Berlin.” (November 18, 1958)..- Document 6 Soviet Note to the United States on the Berlin Question (November 27, 1958)..- Document 7 N. S. Khrushchov’s Kremlin Press Conference on the Berlin Question (November 27, 1958)..- II.- Document 1 TASS Statement on the Berlin Question (December 12, 1958)..- Document 2 Soviet Statement Concerning the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council Meeting (December 13, 1958)..- Document 3 N. S. Khrushchov’s Replies to Questions from Hans Kempski, Correspondent of the West German Newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung (December 15, 1958)..- Document 4 Foreign Minister Gromyko’s Statement on Berlin to the Supreme Soviet Session (December 25, 1958)..- Document 5 Soviet Draft Peace Treaty for Germany and the Accompanying note to the United States (January 10, 1959)..- Document 6 A. I. Mikoyan’s Address Before the National Press Club during His Visit to the United States (January 19, 1959). (Excerpts)..- Document 7 A. I. Mikoyan’s Kremlin Press Conference After Returning From the United States (January 24, 1959). (Excerpts)..- Document 8 N. S. Khrushchov’s Speech at Tula: “The Soviet Union’s Position is Today Stronger than Ever Before.” (February 17, 1959). (Exceprts)..- Document 9 N. S. Khrushchov’s Speech offering Britain a Twenty Year Treaty (February 24, 1959). (Excperts).- Document 10 Soviet Note to the United States Concerning the Draft Peace Treaty for Germany (March 2, 1959)..- Document 11 Khrushchov-Macmillan Moscow Communiqué (March 3, 1959)..- III.- Document 1 N. S. Khrushchov’s Speech at Leipzig (March 5, 1959). (Excerpts)..- Document2 N. S. Khrushchov’s Berlin Speech: “No More Important Task than Ensuring Peace” (March 9, 1959)..- Document 3 N. S. Khrushchov’s Kremlin Press Conference on the Berlin Question (March 19, 1959)..- Document 4 Soviet Note to Britain on Calling a Foreign Ministers’ Conference and a Summit Conference (March 30, 1959)..- Documents 5 Soviet Notes to the German Democratic Republic and the Federal German Republic Concerning the Foreign Ministers’ and Summit Conferences (March 30, 1959)..- Documents 6 Soviet Notes to the German Democratic Republic and the Federal German Republic Concerning the Foreign Ministers’ and Summit Conferences (March 30, 1959)..- Document7 Soviet Note to the United States Concerning Violations of Flight Regulations between West Berlin and the Federal German Republic (April 4, 1959)..- Document 8 Soviet Press Comment in Moscow Newspapers on the German Social Democratic Party’s Plan for Solution of the German Problem (April 5, 1959)..- Document 9 Soviet Note to the United States Concerning Plans for the Nuclear Arming of West Germany (April 21, 1959)..- Document 10 Comminuqué of the Foreign Ministers of the Warsaw Treaty Organization (April 28, 1959)..- Document 11 Soviet Note to the United States Concerning Nuclear Weapons for West Germany and Other NATO Countries. (May 23, 1959)..- Document 12 Soviet Note to the Federal German Republic Concerning the Arming of the Bundeswehr with Nuclear Weapons (May 23, 1959)..- Document 13 A. A. Gromyko’s Statement on June 28 Summing Up the First Stage of the Foreign Ministers’ Conference..- Document 14 TASS Announcement of N. S. Khrushchov’s Visit to the United States (August 4, 1959)..- Document 15 N. S. Khrushchov’s Kremlin Press Conference (August 5, 1959). (Excerpts).- IV.- Document 1 Khrushchov-Eisenhower Camp David Communiqué (September 27, 1959)..- Document 2 N. S. Khrushchov’s Washington Press Conference (September 27, 1959). (Excerpts).- Document 3 N. S. Khrushchov TASS Statement about the Summit Conference (September 29, 1959)..- Document 4 TASS Statement on the Summit Conference (October 23, 1959)..- Document 5 Soviet Note to the United States Protesting Plans to Establish a Radio Station in West Berlin (November 12, 1959)..- Document 6 TASS Statement Concerning Remarks by Chancellor Adenauer about West Berlin (November 18, 1959)..- Document 7 N. S. Khrushchov’s Speech in Budapest (December 1, 1959)..- Document 8 Soviet Statement to the Federal German Republic Concerning Rearming (December 14, 1959)..- Document 9 N. S. Khrushchov’s Message to Dr. Adenauer (January 28, 1960)..- Document 10 Statement of the Soviet Ambassador A. A. Smirnov to Members of the West German Social Democratic Party About a Peace Treaty and the Status of West Berlin (January 13, 1960)..- Document 11 Communiqué of the Warsaw Treaty Organization (February 4, 1960). (Excerpts).- Document 12 N. S Khrushchov’s Indonesian Press Conference (February 29, 1960). (Excerpts).- Documents 13 Soviet Notes to the Federal German Republic and Great Britain Concerning West German Bases in Spain (March 4, 1960)..- Documents 14 Soviet Notes to the Federal German Republic and Great Britain Concerning West German Bases in Spain (March 4, 1960)..- Document 15 N. S Khrushchov’s Speech to Members of French Parliamentary Groups (March 25, 1960)..- Document 16 N. S. Khrushchov’s Paris Press Conference (April 2, 1960). (Excerpts).- Document 17 Khrushchov-de Gaulle Joint Communiqué (April 3, 1960)..- Document 18 N. S. Khrushchov’s Report to the Soviet People on His French Visit (April 4, 1960). (Excerpts).- Document 19 N. S. Khrushchov’s Speech at Baku Celebrating the Fortieth Anniversary of Soviet Azerbaijan (April 25, 1960)..- Document 20 N. S. Khrushchov’s Informal Press Conference concerning the U2 Affair (May 11, 1960). (Excerpts).- V.- Document 1 N. S. Khrushchov’s Speech at the Summit Conference (May 16, 1960)..- Document 2 N. S. Khrushchov’s Berlin Speech (May 20, 1960)..- Document 3 N. S. Khrushchov’s Moscow Press Conference (June 3, 1960). (Excerpts).- Document 4 Soviet Notes to the United States and the Federal German Republic Concerning the Supplying of Polaris Guided Missiles to the West German Army. ( July 19, 1960)..- Document 5 Soviet Note to the United States Protesting the Decision by the Federal German Republic to Create a Supervisory Council for Radio Broadcasts in West Berlin (July 28, 1960)..- Document 6 N. S. Khrushchov’s Press Conference at the Luncheon of the United Nations Journalists’ Association (October 7, 1960). (Excerpts).- Document 7 Joint Statement by the Governments of the German Democratic Republic, Poland, the USSR, and Czechoslovakia Regarding West German Militarism (October 13, 1960)..- Document 8 Statement by the Head of the Soviet Government Trade Delegation After the Federal German Republic Refusal to Sign a New Trade Agreement. (December 14, 1960)..- Document 9 Pravda Article by “Observer” Concerning President Kennedy’s “State of the Union” Message: “Peaceful co-existence is the only sensible way” (February 5, 1961)..- Document 10 Soviet Aide-Memoire to Chancellor Adenauer Concerning a Peace Treaty with Germany (February 17, 1961)..- Document 11 Izvestia Editorial: “We Wish Success to the Meeting in Vienna.” (June 3, 1961)..- Document 12 The Khrushchov-Kennedy Vienna Conference June 3–4, 1961..- Document 13 Soviet Statement Protesting Western “Provocation” in West Berlin (June 8, 1961)..- Document 14 Memorandum Handed President Kennedy by N. S. Khrushchov in Vienna Concerning Berlin (June 3–4, 1961)..- Document 15 N. S. Khrushchov’s Television Speech to the Russian People Concerning His Vienna Meeting with President Kennedy (June 15, 1961)..- Chronology.- Selected Bibliography.- Note on Sources.