Sources
Unpublished Sources
Department of State
Central Files. See National Archives and Records Administration
Lot Files. These files have been or will be transferred to the National Archives and Records Administration in College Park, Maryland, Record Group 59.
National Archives and Records Administration, College Park, Maryland
Record Group 59, Records of the Department of State
Central Files
AID (US) Nigeria
AID (US) Somali, POL Somali-US
DEF 12-5 Nigeria
DEF 15 ETH-US
DEF 15-10 ETH-US
DEF 19 US-ETH
ORG 7 AF
POL AFR-Chicom
POL AFR-USSR
POL ETH-Somali
POL Nigeria 03
POL Nigeria-US
POL Nigeria-US, XR POL 30
POL Somali-US
POL Somali-USSR
POL UK-US
POL 1 AFR-US
POL 1 The Congo-US
POL 1 Nigeria-US
POL 1 Somali-US
POL 1 Uganda-US
POL 2 Nigeria
POL 2 Somali
POL 7 ETH
POL 7 Nigeria
POL 13 ETH
POL 17 IVCOT
POL 17 Nigeria-US
POL 17 Somali-US
POL 23 Nigeria
POL 23-9 Somalia
POL 23-9 Uganda
POL 23-10 Uganda
POL 27 Biafra-Nigeria
POL 27-9 Biafra-Nigeria
POL 27-14 Biafra-Nigeria
POL 29 The Congo
POL 30 Nigeria
POL 33-4 Somali-US
POL 33-6 Somali-US
SOC 10 Nigeria, POL 23 Nigeria
STR 10 VIETN
STR VIETN XR AID (US) Somalia
Lot Files
Executive Secretariat, Conference Files, 1969-1972, 24th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) - Memcons, Vol. II, # 30, Lot 70 D 387
Executive Secretariat, Conference Files, 1969-1972, President Nixon's Trip to Europe, 9/27-10/5/70, Schedule, Memcons, Public Statements, Vol. I of IV, Lot 71 d 227
Records of the Special Coordinator on Relief to Civilian Victims of the Nigerian Civil War, February 1969-June 1970, Lot 70 D 336
Nixon Presidential Materials Project
Henry A. Kissinger Office Files, Country Files, Africa
Henry A. Kissinger Office Files, U.S.-Domestic-Agency Files, State/White House Relationship
National Security Council Files
Agency Files, Department of State
President Memoranda, 1971
Country Files, Africa, Burundi
Country Files, Africa, Ethiopia
Country Files, Africa, General
Country Files, Africa, Nigeria
Country Files, Africa, Rhodesia
Country Files, Africa, Senegal
Country Files, Africa, Uganda
Country Files, Africa, Zaire (Republic of Zaire), (Congo - Kinshasa)
Presidential Correspondence
Presidential/Henry A. Kissinger Memcons
President's Daily Briefing
President's Trip Files
VIP Visits, Congo, Mobutu Visit
VIP Visits - Ethiopia - State Visit of Emperor Haile Selassie I
National Security Council Institutional Files (H-Files)
NSC Meetings
Subject Files, HAK/Presidential Memorandums 1969-1970
Subject Files, Henry A. Kissinger/Richardson Meetings, Items to Discuss with the President
Subject Files, NIE
Subject Files, NSSMs and NSDMs
White House Central Files
Special Files, President's Office Files, Memoranda for the President
White House Tapes
Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
Manuscript Division
Kissinger Papers, Chronological Files
Kissinger Papers, Meetings, Staff Meetings
Kissinger Papers, Memoranda of Conversations, Presidential File
Kissinger Papers, Memoranda to the President
Kissinger Papers, NSC Committees and Panels Review Group
Kissinger Papers, NSC Meetings
Kissinger Papers, Telephone Records, Chronological File
Kissinger Papers, Telephone Records, Conversations
Central Intelligence Agency
ODDI Registry of NIEs and SNIEs
Office of National Estimates
Washington National Records Center, Suitland, MD:
Record Group 330, Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD)
OSD, FRC 091.112 Ethiopia
OSD, FRC 330-75-089, Ethiopia 1969
OSD, FRC 330-76-067, Ethiopia 1970
OSD, FRC 330-76-197, Ethiopia 1971
OASD/ISA, FRC 330, Ethiopia, August 1972-April 1973
Published Sources
Richard M. Nixon, U.S. Foreign Policy for the 1970's: A New Strategy for Peace: A Report to the Congress by Richard Nixon, President of the United States of America (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, February 18, 1970).
Richard M. Nixon, U.S. Foreign Policy for the 1970's: Building for Peace: A Report to the Congress by Richard Nixon, President of the United States of America (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, February 25, 1971).
Richard M. Nixon, U.S. Foreign Policy for the 1970's: The Emerging Structure for Peace: A Report to the Congress by Richard Nixon, President of the United States of America (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, February 9, 1972).
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