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To: Ms Charelle Hesseling, Minister of Foreign Affairs JamieA

Cc: Helmut Kohl, Dirk Brengelmann

Subject: Establishing Diplomatic Relations

Security Level: Private and Encrypted

Greetings Charelle Hesseling,

My name is Klaus Kinkel. I am the Vice Chancellor and Minister of Foreign Affairs to the Federal Republic of Germany. I am contacting you today in an effort to establish formal contact and to discuss the availability of trade opportunities. We would like closer ties to all of our European neighbors to insure peace and stability as we move closer to the new millennium. We believe that open dialog is critical first step in that process. We would like to send Dirk Brengelmann to be our ambassador in The Hague if that is to be permitted. We would also like to receive an ambassador from Netherlands.

I hope to hear from you soon.

Regards,
Klaus Kinkel
Vice Chancellor and Minister of Foreign Affairs
Federal Republic of Germany

 

[JamieA]

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Security Clarification: Secured & Private​ To: Klaus Kinkel (VC / MoFA) Cc: Loeka Heerkens (PM), Ashanty Kruize (DGED), Charelle Hesseling (MoFA) Subject: Relations

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Dear Vice Chancellor Klaus Kinkel (Vaka), Firstly I'd like to apologise that Minister Hesseling isn't replying to your email as she is currently hosting a foreign delegation in the Netherlands. We appreciate that you are contact us in relation to begin formal talks between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Federal Republic of Germany, we are open to talks between our two nations and also see fit that talks between closer nations such as ours as a priority. From our records (according to the MN rules) our embassy located at Klosterstraße 50, 10179 Berlin is already operational, the Ambassador is Ms Jill Mosterd. We'd be more than happy to receive Ambassador Dirk Brengelmann as the representative from your nation here in the Netherlands, I have updated our records to note the new Federal Republic of Germany's Ambassador. To begin formal talks between our two nations, this can be done via numerous ways such as video call, phone call or in person discussion. I'd be more than happy to accept any type of invitation to begin these formal talks between our two nations. I look forward to a reply from yourself regarding the formal talks and the Kingdom of the Netherlands looks forward to a strong relationship with the Federal Republic of Germany. With regards, Mr Fausto Kruiper Assistant Deputy Director-General, European Department Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the Kingdom of the Netherlands

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To: Mr Fausto Kruiper, Assistant Deputy Director-General, European Department JamieA

Cc: Helmut Kohl, Dirk Brengelmann, Jill Mosterd

Subject: Establishing Diplomatic Relations

Security Level: Private and Encrypted

Greetings Fausto Kruiper,

There is no need to apologize. I can sympathize that Minister Hesseling is extremely busy. We have had a quite a time trying to get our house in order along with making the proper diplomatic contacts. We have had to sent out multiple emails simply making sure our contact information is still correct. I would like to have a meeting here at my office with your ambassador Ms Jill Mosterd. We have a lot to discuss and I think it a good idea to do it in person. How does Monday morning at 1000 sound?

Regards,
Klaus Kinkel
Vice Chancellor and Minister of Foreign Affairs
Federal Republic of Germany

 

[JamieA]

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Security Clarification: Secured & Private​ To: Klaus Kinkel (VC / MoFA) Cc: Loeka Heerkens (PM), Ashanty Kruize (DGED), Charelle Hesseling (MoFA), Jill Mosterd (Ambassador) Subject: Relations

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Dear Vice Chancellor Klaus Kinkel (Vaka), I have CC'd Ambassador Mosterd into this reply, I have also sent her the invite to meet with yourself on Monday at 1000. If there is anything we need to know regarding this meeting then do email the Ambassador herself and she'll be able to help you as much as she can. We look forward to a strong friendship with the Federal Republic. With regards, Mr Fausto Kruiper Assistant Deputy Director-General, European Department Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the Kingdom of the Netherlands

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To: Mr Fausto Kruiper, Assistant Deputy Director-General, European Department JamieA

Cc: Helmut Kohl, Dirk Brengelmann, Jill Mosterd

Subject: Establishing Diplomatic Relations

Security Level: Private and Encrypted

Hello again Fausto Kruiper,

I look forward to meeting Ambassador Mosterd. She will not be needing anything special for the meeting. I assume she has a fully understanding of Dutch policy regarding Trade, Visa Requirements, and Defense. I believe this meeting to be an important step in rekindling dutch-german relations. I have also received word from our GDE sales department on your recent purchase of new merchant vessels. They are being built as we speak. I'm sure you will be please by overall performance of the shipping behemoths. We have been using them for some time now and they constantly exceed all expectations in both size and fuel economy. I will also give a quick nod to our new DBAG Class 145 Electric Locomotives. Since we share a natural land border between us, they make a great way to move exports on land and free up valuable space on your ports. We are currently using them through out eastern Europe and they have been an excellent at moving freight and much more cost effective than moving cargo using trade vessels. If you are interested I would recommend messaging they sales department over at GDE since they would be able to get your order processed much fast than I ever could.

I hope you have a wonderful weekend.

Kind Regards,
Klaus Kinkel
Vice Chancellor and Minister of Foreign Affairs
Federal Republic of Germany

 

[JamieA]

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With the meeting scheduled, an armored convoy would head over to the German Embassy to receive the German Ambassador. Once the ambassador enters the vehicle, the vehicle would head over to the Foreign Ministry building where the Assistant Deputy would be waiting to host the ambassador. In a conference room, a table would be set up with with various refreshments and food from both Holland and Germany, two flag poles would be draped with both the Dutch and German flag.

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Ambassador Dirk Brengelmann waited outside the German embassy for the transportation that had been sent for him from the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He waited alone with only his new Nokia 3110 mobile phone and his brief case with the information he thought the Assistant Deputy Director-General might ask about. He was a bit nervous knowing how important the relationship between Dutch and German governments was. He had been honored when the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Klaus Kinkel, had selected him for the role. But this was his first meeting as the top diplomat and he needed it to go well. He saw the Dutch armoured convoy coming around the corner and the put his game face on. It was time to get to work.

Once they had arrived at the Foreign Ministry building he slowly stepped out of the car and headed inside. He was escorted through the building into a lovely conference room that had obviously been prepped for his arrival. He looked at the flags standing at one end of the conference table and immediately thought of the great significance of them standing so close together. He looked at the wonderful spread of refreshments also laid on the table. He had skipped breakfast this morning in his excitement to get ready for the meeting. He thought about taking one of the delicious looking dutch cookies but figured he would wait till after the meeting had started. He sat down in one of the very expensive looking leather chairs and tired to get comfortable. Still quite nervous he anxiously awaited for the Assistant Deputy Director-General to arrive.

JamieA