U.S. Diplomats: AMBASSADOR PAUL NITZE OPS – Vintage Photograph

Ambassador Paul Nitze, the US Chief Negotiator at the arms reduction talks in Geneva in December 1981, arrives at NATO Headquarters in Brussels to give a briefing to the NATO ministers.Ambassador Paul Nitze, the US Chief Negotiator at the arms reduction talks in Geneva in December 1981, arrives at NATO Headquarters in Brussels to give a briefing to the NATO ministers.

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Dimensions: 16.5 x 12.2 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-IMS-04990655/IMS-A20_Allmant-T_A

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U.S. Diplomats: AMBASSADOR PAUL NITZE OPS Ambassador Paul Nitze, the US Chief Negotiator at the arms re- duction talks in Geneva in December 1981. He is seen here arriving at NATO Headquarters in Brussels to give a briefing to the NATO min- isters. CAMERA PRESS (ST/CL) LONDON 26013-14 (18) P 1982