This collection is a gift of Marten Van Heuven in 2004, with additional accruals in 2005-2017. The accession numbers associated with this gift are ML.2004.16, ML.2005.002, ML.2007.003, ML.2008.11, ML.2008.020, ML.2009.015, ML.2010.021, ML.2011.022, ML.2013.003, ML.2013.025, ML.2014.040, and ML.2017.010.

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No information about the physical processing of this collection is available. An initial collection-level description and finding aid were created by Adriane Hanson in 2008 and a file-level inventory was created by Tal Eisenzweig at this time. The finding aid was updated when materials from subsequent accruals in 2009-2014 were added to the collection.

Collection records do not indicate that any material was separated from this collection during accessioning or processing.

Organization

• United States. Foreign Service
• Rand corporation
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Subject

• Arms control
• Intelligence service
• International organization

Place

• Balkan Peninsula -- Politics and government.
• Europe -- Politics and government.
• United States -- Foreign relations -- Europe.

Occupation

• Intelligence officers -- United States

Publisher

Public Policy Papers

Finding Aid Author

Adriane Hanson; Tal Eisenzweig

Finding Aid Date

2008

Access Restrictions

The collection is open for research.

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