File:Alexander Haig 1981 memo regarding the Middle east.pdf
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English: Talking Points memo written by Alexander Haig, Ronald Reagan's Secretary of State, regarding his first trip to the Middle East, in April 1981. Historically important is his comment "It was also interesting to confirm that President Carter gave the Iraqis a green light to launch the war against Iran through Fahd." |
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| Source | National Archives and Records Administration |
| Author | Alexander Haig |
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