Note: English translations of foreign language
documents follow origianls.
USSR, Memorandum,
A. Adzhubeis Account of His Visit to Washington to the
CC CPSU, March 12, 1962. (in original Russian with English
translation)
CIA,
Minutes, SECRET, "Meeting with the Attorney General of
the United States Concerning Cuba," 19 January 1962 (Richard
Helms)
DOD,
Memorandum, TOP SECRET, "Cover and Deception Plans for
Caribbean Survey Group," 19 February 1962 (Operation Northwoods).
Brig. Gen.
Edward Lansdale, “Review of OPERATION MONGOOSE,” Phase One,
July 25, 1962.
“National Security
Action Memorandum No. 181,” Presidential Directive on actions
and studies in response to new Soviet Bloc Activity in Cuba,
August 23, 1962.
CIA,
Minutes, TOP SECRET, "Minutes of Meeting of the Special
Group (Augmented) on Operation Mongoose," 4 October 1962.
Chronology Compiled for The President's
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB), "Chronology
of Specific Events Relating to the Military Buildup in Cuba,"
Undated [Excerpt].
DOD, Transcripts,
SECRET, “Notes taken from Transcripts of Meetings of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, October-November 1962: Dealing with the Cuban
Missile Crisis.”
CIA Special National Intelligence
Estimate, “Major Consequences of Certain U.S. Courses of Action
on Cuba,” October 20, 1962.
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara,
military briefing, “Notes on October 21, 1962 Meeting with the
President.”
USSR, directive, TOP
SECRET, Malinovsky’s Order to Pliyev, October 22, 1962.
“Radio-TV
Address of the President to the Nation from the White House,”
October 22, 1962.
Dillon group discussion paper,
“Scenario for Airstrike Against Offensive Missile Bases and
Bombers in Cuba,” October 25, 1962.
Prime
Minister Fidel Castro’s letter to Premier Khrushchev, October
26, 1962.
CIA daily report,
"The Crisis USSR/Cuba," October 27, 1962.
Cable received from U.S. Ambassador
to Turkey Raymond Hare to State Department regarding Turkish
missiles, October 26, 1962.
DOJ, Memorandum,
TOP SECRET, “Memorandum for the Secretary of State from the
Attorney General,” on Robert Kennedy’s October 27 Meeting with
Dobrynin, October 30, 1962.
USSR, Cable, TOP SECRET,
Dobrynin Report of Meeting with Robert Kennedy on Worsening
Threat, October 27, 1962.
U.S. Navy, TOP SECRET/SECRET/FOR OFFICIAL
USE ONLY, Charts/deck logs of anti-submarine warfare operations
related to USSR submarine B-59, October 1962.
USSR, Memoir, “Recollections
of Vadim Orlov (USSR Submarine B-59): We will Sink Them All,
But We will Not Disgrace Our Navy,” (2002).
Aspectos
importantes contenidos en los informes ofrecidos por los jefes
militares reunidos el día 24 de octubre de 1962 en el
Estado Mayor General con el Comandante en Jefe Fidel Castro.
USSR, draft directive,
Directive to the Commander of Soviet Forces in Cuba on transfer
of Il-28s and Luna Missiles, and Authority on Use of Tactical
Nuclear Weapons, September 8, 1962.
USSR,
Directive, TOP SECRET, Prohibition on Use of Nuclear Weapons
without Orders from Moscow, October 27, 1962, 16:30.
USSR, Directive,
TOP SECRET, CC CPSU Presidium Instructions to Pliyev in Response
to His Telegram, October 27, 1962.
USSR, Letter, from Chairman Khrushchev to Prime
Minister Castro, October 28, 1962.
Cuba, Letter, from Prime Minister Castro to Chairman
Khrushchev, October 28, 1962.
White
House, “Post Mortem on Cuba,” October 29, 1962.
USSR, Letter, from Chairman Khrushchev
to Prime Minister Castro, October 30, 1962.
Cuba, Letter, from Prime Minister
Castro to Chairman Khrushchev, October 31, 1962.
Bromley
Smith, “Summary Record of NSC Executive Committee Meeting,”
November 2, 1962.
Bromley
Smith, “Summary Record of NSC Executive Committee Meeting,”
November 5, 1962.
USSR, Memorandum of Conversation
between Mikoyan and Cuban Leaders, TOP SECRET, November 5, 1962
(Evening).
USSR, Telegrams from Malinovsky
to Pliyev, TOP SECRET, Early November (circa 5 November) 1962.
USSR, Ciphered Telegram
from Mikoyan to CC CPSU, TOP SECRET, November 6, 1962.
President Kennedy's
letter to Premier Khrushchev, November 6, 1962.
General Maxwell Taylor,
“Chairman’s Talking Paper for Meeting with the President,” November
16, 1962.
Cuba, Order, TOP SECRET,
Authorizing Anti-Aircraft Fire, November 17, 1962.
Cuba, Order, TOP SECRET, Rescinding
Authorization to Initiate Anti-Aircraft Fire November 18, 1962.
USSR, Instructions
from CC CPSU Presidium to Mikoyan, TOP SECRET, November 22,
1962.
Hungary, Embassy, Havana,
Telegram, TOP SECRET, “The Essence of Soviet-Cuban Divergences
of Opinion,” December 1, 1962.
Great Britain, Dispatch,
CONFIDENTIAL, British Ambassador in Cuba to Foreign Office,
“The Cuban Crisis – Chapters I and II,” November 10, 1962 (with
minutes from FO’s American Department as cover).
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