Bilderberg Meetings 1985 Conference Report Rye Brook, United States
The thirty-third Bilderberg Meeting was held at Arrowwood of Westchester, Rye Brook, New York, on May 10, 11, and 12, 1985. At the request of Mr. Walter Scheel, Chairman of the Bilderberg Meetings, who...
View ArticleBilderberg Meetings 1986 Conference Report Gleneagles, United Kingdom
The thirty-fourth Bilderberg Meeting was held at the Gleneagles Hotel, Auchterarder, Perthshire, Scotland on April 25, 26, and 27, 1986. There were 109 participants from 19 European countries, the...
View ArticleBilderberg Meetings 1987 Conference Report Cernobbio, Italy
The thirty-fifth Bilderberg Meeting was held at the Grand Hotel Villa d’Este, in Cernobbio, Italy on April 24, 25, and 26, 1987. There were 106 participants from 19 European countries, the United...
View ArticleBilderberg Meetings 1988 Conference Report Telfs-Buchen, Austria
The thirty-sixth Bilderberg Meeting was held at the Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol, in Telfs-Buchen, Austria on June 3, 4, and 5, 1988. There were 116 participants from 17 European countries, the United...
View ArticleBilderberg Meetings 1989 Conference Report Isla de La Toja, Spain
The thirty-seventh Bilderberg Meeting was held at the Gran Hotel La Toja, on the Island of La Toja, Spain, on May 11-14, 1989. There were 112 participants from 19 European countries, the United States,...
View ArticleBilderberg Meetings 1990 Conference Report Glen Cove, United States
The thirty-eighth Bilderberg Meeting was held at the Harrison Conference Center sin Glen Cove, New York on May 10-13, 1990. There were 120 participants from 18 European countries, the United States,...
View ArticleBilderberg Meetings 1991 Conference Report Baden-Baden, Germany
The thirty-ninth Bilderberg Meeting was held at the Steigenberger Hotel Badischer Hof in Baden-Baden, Federal Republic of Germany on June 6-9, 1991. There were 110 participants from 18 European...
View ArticleNotice to Participants, Press Release for the 1993 Bilderberg Conference
Participants attend in a private capacity, irrespective of their official position. Participants are expected to stay through the entire conference and to join in all of the conference programme (which...
View ArticleBilderberg Meetings 1993 Conference Report Vouliagmeni, Greece
The forty-first Bilderberg Meeting was held at the Nafsika Astir Palace Hotel in Vouliagmeni, Greece, on April 22-25, 1993. There were 114 participants from 18 European countries, the United Sates and...
View ArticleBilderberg Meetings 1992 Conference Report Évian-les-Bains, France
The fortieth Bilderberg Meeting was held at the Royal Club Evian in Evian-Les-Bains, France, on May 21-14, 1992. were 121 participants from 18 European countries, the United States and Canada. They...
View ArticleBilderberg Meetings 1995 Conference Report Burgenstock, Switzerland
The forty-third Bilderberg Meeting was held at the Burgenstock Hotel in Burgenstock Switzerland, on June 8-11, 1995. There were 118 participants from 20 European countries, the United States and...
View ArticleBilderberg Meetings 2002 Conference Report Chantilly, United States
The fiftieth Bilderberg Meeting was held at the Westfields Marriott, Chantilly, Virginia,from May 30h-June 2nd 2002. There were 115 participants from 20 countries. The participants represented...
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: Inflation and Its Impact on Society
For rny purpose I want to define inflation as a persistent and more or. less substantial decline in the value of money. Changes in the value of money are measured by changes in price index figures –...
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Senator Fred Harris Correspondence, Handwritten Notes Related to 1966...
File Contents Postcard from the Prince of the Netherlands inviting Senator Fred Harris to the 1966 Bilderberg Conference Letter from the assistant to Joseph E. Johnson of the Carnegie Endowment for...
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Discussion Papers, Speeches from the 1966 Bilderberg Conference
File Contents Speech of Professor Mason at the 1966 Bilderberg Conference Speech of Mr. Woods at the 1966 Bilderberg Conference Speech of Mr. Bell at the 1966 Bilderberg Conference Speech of Sir Andrew...
View ArticleBilderberg Meetings 1971 Conference Report Woodstock, United States
The twentieth Bilderberg Meeting was held at the Woodstock Inn, Woodstock, Vermont (United States) on 23, 24 and 25 April 1971 under the Chairmanship of H.R.H. The Prince of the Netherlands. There were...
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Correspondence Regarding 1974 Bilderberg Conference and Steering Committee...
File Contents Letter from Robert Murphy in December 1973 to Bilderberg Meetings saying that he will be unable to attend the 1974 Bilderberg Steering Committee meeting in the Netherlands Letter from...
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: Conflicting Expectations Concerning Security and...
Security questions are not isolated aspects of political affairs, involving certain parts of foreign policy only. Security problems arise as the result of basic problems in national and world affairs,...
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: An Atlantic-Japanese Energy Policy
The prosperity and security of the whole Free World depend on sufficient availability of energy on satisfactory economic terms. Daring the next ten to twenty years, oil will provide the mainstay of the...
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: The Internationalization of Business
The internationalization of business signifies the latter’s transition from the national to the worldwide level. From the social angle, therefore, it means that the problem involved in relations...
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: Reflections on the European Security Conference
Historically, a conference on European security is a durable Soviet proposal, dating to the upper 1950’s and periodically bobbing up in one or another whenever it suited Moscow’s purpose. The purpose...
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: Guidelines for a European Energy Policy
Energy is becoming a topic of growing interest for the citizens of our countries. Barely a day goes by without some reference in the press to energy problems in the short, medium or long term, and to...
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: Contributions of Business in Dealing With Social...
Marked social instability is the main trait of the period we live in. In fact, how else could we consider either the widespread tendency toward “unrest” from which no Western country seems to be...
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: Rewriting the Social Contract
It must have been like this in Babel: so many voices, so many tongues, so many causes. Public interest waxes and wanes as Viet Nam, poverty, plight of urban blacks, crime in the streets, drug use,...
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Agenda, Minutes and Correspondence Regarding 1972 Bilderberg Steering...
File Contents Minutes of the Bilderberg Steering Committee meetings held on October 21 and 22, 1972 at Soestdijk Palace in the Netherlands Agenda of the Bilderberg Steering Committee meetings held on...
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: Nixon Doctrine and the Future of Europe
In presenting “A New Strategy for Peace” in his first report on United States Foreign Policy for the 1970s President Nixon based his new posture primarily on the radical transformation in world...
View ArticleRemarks of James Perkins and Bill Moyers at 1968 Bilderberg Coference
Your Royal Highness, I assume I was asked to do this because of my years of close association with the President. However, I must admit that I do not have any special intelligence. Mr. Ball and Mr....
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: Sources of Political Conflict in Developed...
It is useful to remember that only ten years ago, there were not a few analysts of contemporary politics and its social basis who believed that the end of dramatic political antagonisms had cone. For...
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: Sources of Conflict in Western Societies
1. In the mid—1950s, an interpretation of Western societies gained wide according to which most of the problems of these societies been solved. After “the end of ideology”, class war can be transformed...
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: Deluded Strategies in the Twilight of the Cold War
For a quarter of a century international diplomacy has been dominated by the concept of the cold war as it crystallized under Stalin and Dulles. Mankind was seen as split into two camps to use...
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: Sources of Instability in the United States
For anyone considering the United States little more than a decade ago, a question about the sources of political and social instability would seem an improbable one. The United States was then...
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: What is Happening to Detente? Relations Between...
For more than a decade now, relations between the Western powers and the Communist member states of the Soviet bloc have been characterized by the development of limited but important elements of...
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: Some Implications of the World Company
I propose to approach the subject of the “internationalization of business” by considering what I shall arbitrarily call the “world company.” This terminology seems to me more descriptive and less...
View ArticleBilderberg Discussion Paper: Some Reflections on the Japanese at Aspen
The performance, or rather the non-performance, of the two Japanese participants in the technology conference has provided an epitome of the general difficulty we face in involving the Japanese...
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Robert Murphy Steering Committee Correspondence Related to 1969 Bilderberg...
File Contents Letter to American Members of the Bilderberg Steering Committee from Joseph E. Johnson, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, December 13, 1968 Letter to Robert Murphy from Joseph...
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