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Protocol of Talks Between Bulgarian First Secretary (Todor Zhivkov) and Indian Prime Minister (Indira Gandhi)

13 Oct 1967
Description: During their talks recorded in this protocol, Indira Gandhi and Todor Zhivkov exchange information on their respective countries. Gandhi explains major issues facing India, including development needs, foreign aid - both from the US and Soviet Union - the Kashmir conflict and the regional repercussions of the Sino-Soviet split. Zhivkov presents information on conflicts in the Balkans and the Middle East. He also elaborates on Bulgarian-Indian economic relations.

Collection: India-Soviet Bloc Relations

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  • Bulgarian (5.0 MB )
Document Type: Transcript
Language of Original Document: Bulgarian
Number of Pages: 25
Cold War Period: 1960s
Persons: Todor Zhivkov, Indira Gandhi
Document Source: Diplomatic Archive (DA) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sofia
Call Number: Record 23, File 1107

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