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National-Security-Archive-Doc-01-State

Jul 6, 1992

State Department telegram 212527 to U.S. Mission to the International Atomic Energy, “July 8 Meeting of Friends of the NPT,” 3 July 1992, Confidential

Document-7-Background-Paper-Okinawa-ca-July-1992

Jul 1, 1992

Background Paper - Okinawa, ca. July 1992 (Confidential).

Doc-10-1992-06-16-Berdennikv-Bush-Yeltsin-copy

Jun 16, 1992

Memorandum of Conversation. Subject: First Expanded Meeting with President Boris Yeltsin, President of Russia on Military and Security Issues.
Oval Office, 2:30-4:10 pm

Source

George H.W. Bush Presidential Library, National Security Archive FOIA

DOCUMENT-4-Medellin-Senator-on-Medellin-Violence

Jun 11, 1992

Medellin Senator on Medellin Violence, Guerrilla/Narco Link
U.S. Embassy Colombia, cable, Confidential, 3 pp.

Source

Mandatory Declassification Review request

1992-05-29-dci-task-force-report-improving

May 29, 1992

DCI Task Force Report: Improving Intelligence Warning.

Source

9/11 Commission Report - Chapter 11, Endnote23]

May 26, 1992

State Department, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Intelligence Note 521, “Crisis Management in Bolivia: Government Flounders but Keeps its Footing,” June 23, 1967 (declassified May 26, 1992).

Source

LBJL: NSF: Intelligence File, b. 2, f.: “Guerrilla Problem in Latin America.”

May 26, 1992

State Department Memorandum, Covey T. Oliver to Foy D. Kohler, “Handling of Documents Relating to Cuban Intervention Captured in Bolivia,” September 2, 1967 (declassified May 26, 1992).

Source

LBJL: NSF: Intelligence File, b. 2, f.: “Guerrilla Problem in Latin America.”

May 21, 1992

Draft Agreement between the Russian Federation and Ukraine on the Development, Serial Production and Operation of Missiles, Missile Launchers, and Space Vehicles; List of the Most Important Projects on Missile and Missile-Space Technology. Circa May 21 1992.

May 6, 1992

George H.W. Bush-Leonid Kravchuk Conversations, Restricted Session Handwritten Notes and Plenary Session Memorandum of Conversation. May 6, 1992.

National-Security-Archive-Office-of-Technology

May 1, 1992

Office of Technology Assessment, Finding a Balance: Computer Software, Intellectual Property, and the Challenge of Technological Change, May 1992. Unclassified.

Source

Federation of American Scientists

National-Security-Archive-National-Computer

May 1, 1992

National Computer Security Center, Guidance on system security responsibilities for information system security officers, May 1992

May 1, 1992

White House Memorandum of Conversation, Subject: Meeting with Kozo Watanabe, Minister of Trade and Industry (MITI), 1 May 1992, [Confidential]

Source

George H. W. Bush Library, Memoranda of Meetings and Telephone Conversations (Memcons/Telcons), Memorandum of Conversation

Doc-9-1992-04-28-Gaydar

Apr 28, 1992

Memorandum of [Bush] Conversation with Yegor Gaydar, First Deputy Prime Minister of Russia.

Source

George H.W. Bush Presidential Library, National Security Archive FOIA

DOCUMENT-3-Narcopols-While-in-Some-Cases

Apr 24, 1992

“Narcopols”, While in Some Cases Weakened, Still a Strong Force in Colombian Politics
U.S. Embassy Colombia, cable, Secret, 18 pp.

Source

Mandatory Declassification Review request

Apr 10, 1992

Memorandum of Telephone Conversation between President George H.W. Bush and President Leonid Kravchuk of Ukraine. April 10, 1992.

Mar 27, 1992

Cable from Defense Intelligence Agency, "Defense Intelligence Report ODB 27-92, Ukraine-Nuclear Withdrawal Suspension." March 27, 1992.

Mar 21, 1992

White House Memorandum of Conversation, Subject: Meeting with Chancellor Helmut kohl of Germany (U), 21 March 1992, [Secret]

Source

George H. W. Bush Library, Record Group: Bush Presidential Records, Office: Scowcroft, Brent, Files, Series: Presidential Correspondence, Subseries: Presidential Memcons, File Location: Presidential Meetings – Memorandum of Conversations 3/3/92 – 4/28/92

Document-10-Memorandum-North-Korean-Deputies

Mar 20, 1992

Memorandum: North Korean Deputies' Committee, March 20, 1992 (Secret)

09-Russian-intelligence-services-suspected-mixed

Mar 16, 1992

Russian intelligence services suspected mixed motives in Nunn-Lugar assistance, but also saw benefits to Russian national security:

Source

Evgeny Primakov to President Yeltsin, "About Considerations of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation on the Issue of the Elimination of Nuclear Weapons," March 16, 1992

National-Security-Archive-Doc-07-Memorandum

Mar 12, 1992

Memorandum: North Korea Deputies' Committee. March 12, 1992 (Secret)

Source

Freedom of Information Act release