I’ve seen this posted around here a few times. Do you know the source of where this came from? Not trying to be combative, just want to arm myself with more knowledge!
Topics: North Korea’s nuclear programs, U.S.-North Korea bilateral relations, summit talks
FOIA Case Number: 2009-0528-F (Segment 2)
Covers entire Clinton Administration (8 years)
262 folders, approximately 20,061 pages
Topics: 1994 Agreed Framework, diplomacy, North Korean drought, humanitarian food aid, Korean War MIA remains, KEDO, nuclear program
FOIA Case Number: 2018-0316-F
The “Kim Jong Il Letters” (1999-2000)
2 folders, ~29 pages
Contains President Clinton’s letters to Kim Jong Il
Important Note: Most records in these collections are closed for national security reasons. Open materials require visiting the Clinton Library in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Document Title: “North Korea: Foreign Trade As A Force For Industrialization”
CIA Document Number: CIA-RDP85T00875R001700010071-1
FOIA Release Date: February 1, 2010
Original Publication Date: July 1971
Document Title: Classified Correspondence (1969)
CIA Document Number: CIA-RDP71T00730R000500030018-6
FOIA Release Date: September 13, 2000
Original Date: July 3, 1969
STATE DEPARTMENT FOIA RELEASES
(via National Security Archive Electronic Briefing Book No. 164, August 23, 2005)
Document Date: July 17, 1992
Title: “Next Steps for North Korea”
Source: State Department FOIA release
Document Date: March 18, 1993
Title: “The World Through Pyongyang’s Eyes” (CIA National Intelligence Daily)
Source: CIA FOIA release
Document Date: November 6, 1993
Title: “North Korea: Options for Next Steps”
Source: State Department FOIA release
Document Date: August 22, 1994
Title: “Results of U.S.-DPRK Talks in Geneva”
Source: State Department FOIA release
SUMMARY BY AGENCY
Clinton Library: 2009-0528-F (1993-2001) - Agreed Framework, nuclear diplomacy, food aid, KEDO
Clinton Library: 2018-0316-F (1999-2000) - Clinton-Kim Jong Il letters
CIA: CIA-RDP85T00875R001700010071-1 (1971, released 2010) - North Korean trade
CIA: CIA-RDP71T00730R000500030018-6 (1969, released 2000) - Foreign trade analysis
State Department: Various (1992-1994) - Nuclear negotiations, policy options
I’ve seen this posted around here a few times. Do you know the source of where this came from? Not trying to be combative, just want to arm myself with more knowledge!
CLINTON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY / NATIONAL ARCHIVES
FOIA Case Number: 2009-0528-F (Segment 1)
FOIA Case Number: 2009-0528-F (Segment 2)
FOIA Case Number: 2018-0316-F
Important Note: Most records in these collections are closed for national security reasons. Open materials require visiting the Clinton Library in Little Rock, Arkansas.
CIA FOIA READING ROOM (CIA.gov)
Document Title: “North Korea: Foreign Trade As A Force For Industrialization” CIA Document Number: CIA-RDP85T00875R001700010071-1 FOIA Release Date: February 1, 2010 Original Publication Date: July 1971
Document Title: Classified Correspondence (1969) CIA Document Number: CIA-RDP71T00730R000500030018-6 FOIA Release Date: September 13, 2000 Original Date: July 3, 1969
STATE DEPARTMENT FOIA RELEASES (via National Security Archive Electronic Briefing Book No. 164, August 23, 2005)
Document Date: July 17, 1992 Title: “Next Steps for North Korea” Source: State Department FOIA release
Document Date: March 18, 1993 Title: “The World Through Pyongyang’s Eyes” (CIA National Intelligence Daily) Source: CIA FOIA release
Document Date: November 6, 1993 Title: “North Korea: Options for Next Steps” Source: State Department FOIA release
Document Date: August 22, 1994 Title: “Results of U.S.-DPRK Talks in Geneva” Source: State Department FOIA release
SUMMARY BY AGENCY
Clinton Library: 2009-0528-F (1993-2001) - Agreed Framework, nuclear diplomacy, food aid, KEDO Clinton Library: 2018-0316-F (1999-2000) - Clinton-Kim Jong Il letters CIA: CIA-RDP85T00875R001700010071-1 (1971, released 2010) - North Korean trade CIA: CIA-RDP71T00730R000500030018-6 (1969, released 2000) - Foreign trade analysis State Department: Various (1992-1994) - Nuclear negotiations, policy options