Bilderberg/1974
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The 1974 Bilderberg Meeting was the 23rd such meeting and the first one in the United Kingdom. It had 87 participants from European countries, the United States and Canada.[1] It was held at the Hotel Mont d' Arbois, Megève, France.[1]
Contents
Planning
A Letter from Otto Grieg Tidemand regarding the planning of the 1974 Bilderberg
The Bilderberg Steering Committee met on 14 October 1973 and on 6th January 1974 to plan the meeting.[2]
Exposure
An article on the Bilderberg based on an interview with Prince Bernhard, published in The Argus-Press on June 21, 1974
Agenda
The 1974 Bilderberg Agenda was "Prospects for the Atlantic World".[1] The working papers were as follows:
- Prospects for the Atlantic World by Karl Kaiser
- Prospects for the Atlantic World by Denis Greenhill
- Prospects for the Atlantic World: An American Perspective by C. Fred Bergsten
- The State of the Atlantic Alliance by Ernst van der Beugel[3]
Discussion
The discussion was organized around six principal topics.
The Process of European Integration
The Character of East-West Detente
The Essence of Present NATO Strategy
Economic Considerations
Energy Developments
European-American Relations
Participants
Witnesses
| Witness |
|---|
| Charles Getchell |
| Robert Pitti-Ferrandi |
| Edwin Vernede |
| J. T. Warmenhoven |
References
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