Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe
Fait partie de 06 - Allied Command Europe
The SHAPE sub-fonds includes the documents, memoranda and reports of the SACEUR and his staff working at Headquarters.
Grand Quartier général des Puissances alliées en Europe
Fait partie de 03 - Military Committee
The documents concern the organization of the military structure (creation of the Standing Group, a Supreme Headquarters in Europe, new regional groups and new committees, and relationships between the various military bodies), the reorganization of that structure, NATO force requirements, consideration of the German participation in the defence of Western Europe, the information security system, standardization, the activities of th...
Groupe permanent
Public Diplomacy Division / Information Service / Office of Information and Press
Fait partie de 04 - International Staff / International Secretariat
The Information Service Sub-fonds consists of files containing NATO documents, memoranda and external correspondence relating to its operational functions and to its support for NATO committees on information. The Information files also contains the documentation produced by NATO created for the public, including press releases, reference publications and non-periodicals Other documents outline the wide range of NATO’s cultural produ...
Division Diplomatie Publique
Fait partie de 01 - The North Atlantic Council
The NPG series records contain information about all aspects of nuclear issues that were of concern to NATO. From the outset, meetingsof the NPG generally included discussions about issues related to strategic and tactical nuclear forces, anti-ballistic missiles, atomic demolition munitions and the deployment of nuclear weapons and forces in Europe, including arrangements with host countries. The list of subjects discussed by the com...
Groupe des plans nucléaires
Military Representatives Committee
Fait partie de 03 - Military Committee
The Military Representatives Committee issued documents (MRC), records of meetings (RECORD MRC) and memorandum (MRM). The content of these files varies considerably, and covers many aspects relating to the strategic military matters of NATO.
Comité des représentants militaires
Fait partie de 01 - The North Atlantic Council
The documents in the DPC chronological series contain information about the DPC’s core activities. This includes committee meetings and decisions; strategy; ministerial guidance; organization of ground, naval and air forces; nuclear forces; national defence programmes, plans and reviews; defence problems; force proposals; force goals for individual nations; mutual and balanced force reductions; infrastructure; financing and common fu...
Comité des plans de défense
North Atlantic Council Deputies
Fait partie de 01 - The North Atlantic Council
As the central permanent body of the Organisation, the Council Deputies received reports, issued memoranda and debated all the main issues facing the Alliance, i.e. the German contribution to the defence of Western Europe, infrastructure matters, planning of military production programmes, increased defence efforts, reorganisation of NATO, the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA), and the accession of Greece and Turkey. The Council Depu...
Suppléants du Conseil de l'Atlantique Nord
Fait partie de 01 - The North Atlantic Council
The records of this series consist of reports and recommendations, known as Council Memoranda (C-M), prepared by the various subordinate bodies, committees and working groups of the Council; the summary record of discussions taking place in Council (C-R); and the verbatim records of the Council in Ministerial Session (C-VR). It should be noted that many of the fundamental policy documents of NATO are issued as Council Memoranda. Coun...
Fait partie de 01 - The North Atlantic Council
Since it's first meeting, the North Atlantic Council has created a committee structure in order to support its work and goals as an organization. Usually, a committee will have a Terms of Reference that guides their work, and will in turn be able to create subcommittees and working groups. Most committees follow a pattern of reference, starting with AC/1 (Ad Hoc Committee 1), and continuing like this into the hundreds. Most comm...