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	Max Petitpierre - Wikipédia
		Max Petitpierre fut un homme politique suisse, né le 26 février 1899 à Neuchâtel et décédé le 25 mars 1994 dans sa ville natale.
		Petitpierre est professeur de droit privé à l'Université de Neuchâtel lorsqu’il est élu en 1937 député radical au Grand Conseil du canton de Neuchâtel.
		Petitpierre est président de la Confédération en 1950, 1955 et 1960.
	fr.wikipedia.org /wiki/Max_Petitpierre (452 words)

	Nagasaki A-bomb survivors seek wider benefits
		The document is a memorandum written by Max Petitpierre, then a Swiss state minister, on Feb. 1, 1947.
		Petitpierre took a leading role in Swiss diplomacy after World War II and later became the Swiss president.
		Churchill later told Petitpierre that the U.S. was supposed to drop only one bomb on Japan and had not acted in accordance with plans.
	www.nci.org /01/08/10-jt-nagasaki_bomb_survivors.htm (728 words)

	Max Petitpierre - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Max Petitpierre - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		This page was last modified 22:16, 20 Apr 2005.
		The article about Max Petitpierre contains information related to Max Petitpierre.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Max_Petitpierre (107 words)

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		The reporting showed Petitpierre and a majority of the Swiss Federal Council to be "convinced" that granting Allied claims to German assets was "indispensable." Petitpierre was said to be particularly concerned for the upcoming Swiss elections and apprehensive of a conservative reaction to Swiss resumption of diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union.
		On March 21 he told the SSU source that he earnestly desired to settle "the present misunderstanding with the United States to counterbalance this gesture of friendship toward the East." The Swiss were further prepared to accede to the demand that Allied representatives be admitted into Switzerland to track down concealed German assets.
		Petitpierre also informed the U.S. Minister that any final agreement reached would be submitted to the Swiss Parliament for ratification.
	www.ess.uwe.ac.uk /documents/four.htm (8962 words)

	The 125th anniversary of the International Review of the Red Cross- A faithful record*
		In the words of Max Huber, this "humanitarian iron ration"[10] at all times affords minimum guarantees to individuals, even vis-à-vis the authorities of their own countries of origin.
		The goal was to analyse a number of issues that Max Petitpierre, former President of the Swiss Confederation, aptly summarized in the
		Max Petitpierre, "A contemporary look at the International Committee of the Red Cross", IRRC, No. 119, February 1971, pp 63-81.
	www.icrc.org /Web/eng/siteeng0.nsf/htmlall/57JMH7?OpenDocument&View=defaultBody&style=custo_print (7233 words)

	Conventions de Genève : la Conférence diplomatique de 1949 Max Petitpierre, chef de la ...
		Max Petitpierre, chef de la délégation suisse :
		Allocution de Max Petitpierre, conseiller fédéral, chef du Département politique de la Confédération helvétique, lors de l'ouverture solennelle de la Conférence diplomatique de Genève, le 21 avril 1949, au Grand Théâtre de Genève.
		Max Petitpierre, conseiller fédéral, chef du Département politique fédéral, président de la délégation suisse à la Conférence diplomatique de Genève.
	www.aidh.org /Droit_Humanitaire/08Max.htm (1553 words)

	Switzerland's Neutrality in World War II
		This was evidently not the notion of neutrality and so Swiss Federal Councillor [member of government] Max Petitpierre (in office 1945-1951) had to admit as early as 1947:
		Not only had we abandonded integral neutrality, but - even worse - in so doing, we were as a rule deviating from the very notion of neutrality.
		(Max Petitpierre, speech given at a conference of Swiss diplomates, in: Swiss Diplomatic Documents (SDD) vol.
	history-switzerland.geschichte-schweiz.ch /switzerland-neutrality-world-war-ii.html (1252 words)

	Lire Jeanne Hersch. Les droits de l'homme, une des conditions de la paix
		Allocution (de la lauréate) prononcée lors de la remise du Prix Max Petitpierre, Neuchâtel (CH), 24 octobre 1985.
		Publication de la Fondation pour le Prix Max Petitpierre, 1985.
		La Fondation pour le Prix Max Petitpierre a été constituée le 19 décembre 1984.
	www.droitshumains.org /Hersch/04Hersch.htm (847 words)

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		On September 8, Max Petitpierre, Chief of the Swiss Political Department, met with Seymour J.
		Petitpierre reported that the Germans and the Swiss had just agreed on compensation along the lines proposed by the United States, but warned that implementation depended on an Allied-Swiss agreement on liquidation and settlement of Swiss claims of 1.2 billion Swiss francs against Germany.
		Petitpierre concluded by noting that the German offer (of 60 million) on debt settlement was a "mockery." He therefore expressed the hope that the London Conference on German Debt, beginning February 28, would be able to deal with Swiss claims.
	www.ess.uwe.ac.uk /documents/six.htm (9274 words)

	1899 - Wikipedia
		Januar - Max Simon, SS-Gruppenführer und Generalleutnant der Waffen-SS († 1961)
		Januar - Max Theiler, US-amerikanischer Biologe († 1972)
		Februar - Max Petitpierre, schweizer Politiker († 1994)
	de.wikipedia.org /wiki/1899 (2333 words)

	1952, Nov. 28. 2001. The Encyclopedia of World History
		After the Nationalrat (National Council, the popularly elected lower house) (March) and the Council of States (June) had modified a Finance Ministry draft, the voters rejected the constitutional amendment for a federal direct tax.
		Reviewing Swiss foreign policy, foreign minister Max Petitpierre told Parliament that the Swiss could best keep the world and themselves secure by maintaining their traditional neutrality and by keeping their armed services strong.
		The federal government decided to equip the Swiss army with nuclear weapons, as the most effective way “to maintain our independence and protect our neutrality.”
	www.bartleby.com /67/2971.html (204 words)

	TIME Magazine Archive Article -- Swiss Acropolis -- Oct. 31, 1955 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Its great Federal Institute of Technology was 100 years old, and thousands of scholars and statesmen had come from all over the world to celebrate.
		There was a gala banquet for 3,000 guests, including Swiss President Max Petitpierre, Architect Frank Lloyd Wright and Nobel Chemist Peter Debye.
		There was a concert by the Tonhalle Orchestra, a torchlight parade by the students.
	www.time.com /time/archive/printout/0,23657,807878,00.html (147 words)

	SDD - Services
		The Bibliography relating to the history of Swiss foreign policy hasn’t been updated since 2001, given that the new references are henceforth integrated in the database abbreviated by BIB.
		List of speeches made by the Swiss Foreign Minister, Max Petitpierre (1945-1961).
		List of discussions held by the Swiss Foreign Minister, Max Petitpierre (1945-1961) with Swiss and foreign personalities.
	www.dodis.ch /e/services.asp (148 words)

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	Swiss government departments, political parties, etc. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		1958) 4 Jan 1945 - 30 Jun 1961 Max Petitpierre FDP (b.
		1958) 2 Dec 1946 - 1 Dec 1947 Max Wey FDP (b.
		1941) 1 Dec 2003 - 29 Nov 2004 Max Binder SVP (b.
	manic-raven.com /rulers/swigovt.html (7818 words)

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	City of Geneva - The «Four Great Powers» Conference
		A thousand soldiers came to help the Geneva policemen.
		On Thursday 21st July, the " Four Greats " had officially been invited by the President of the Swiss Confederation, Mr Max Petitpierre and the Federal Council.
		The reception took place at the Palais Eynard within the nice banquet rooms.
	www.ville-ge.ch /en/decouvrir/eynard/quatre-grands.htm (340 words)

	Namenlos
		Professor Gilles Petitpierre, Präsident der Projektorganisation "Status du district bilingue de Bienne" ist zur Sitzung geladen, und ich habe Glück: Ich treffe gleichzeitig mit ihm und dem Ratspräsidenten beim Garderobeständer ein, werde vorgestellt, darf die Hand geben und auch ein paar Worte wechseln, was mich als Historikerin ehrt und freut.
		Und ich sehe es nun von nahem und live bestätigt: Professor Petitpierres Gesicht hat in der Tat die selbe eingebuchtete Schönheit wie das seines Vaters, Bundesrat Max Petitpierre.
		Professor Gilles Petitpierre, Präsident der Projektorganisation "Status du district bilingue" in schönen Metaphern bezüglich des zu schaffendenen Sonderstatus Biel.
	www.gertschweb.ch /sc22_11_01.html (1321 words)

	Find in a Library: [Sir Anthony Eden (right) and Swiss president Max Petitpierre passing Swiss Honor Guard in Geneva
		Find in a Library: [Sir Anthony Eden (right) and Swiss president Max Petitpierre passing Swiss Honor Guard in Geneva
		[Sir Anthony Eden (right) and Swiss president Max Petitpierre passing Swiss Honor Guard in Geneva
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	worldcatlibraries.org /wcpa/ow/ff165401d1c67be5a19afeb4da09e526.html (80 words)

	Max Petitpierre - netlexikon
		Das Internationale Rote Kreuz, seine Grundsätze und seine Probleme von Max Petitpierre
		Die schweizerische Neutralität in der Welt von heute von Max Petitpierre
		Die Schweiz im Notstand der Gegenwart von Max Petitpierre, Werner Näf, Hans Frick
	www.lexikon-definition.de /Max-Petitpierre.html (83 words)

	List of members of the Swiss Federal Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		36 Ulrich Ochsenbein, died in 1890 33 Max Petitpierre in 1994 32 Constant Fornerod in 1899 Felix-Louis Calonder in 1952 30 Enrico Celio in 1980 Paul Cérésole in 1905 29 Hans-Peter Tschudi in 2002 25 Emil Frey in 1922 Pierre Graber in 2003 22 Nello Celio in 1995
		95 Max Petitpierre in 1994 (born 1899) 94 Pierre Graber in 2003 90 Enrico Celio in 1980 88 Felix-Louis Calonder in 1952 Hans-Peter Tschudi in 2002 Willy Spühler in 1990 87 Georges-André Chevallaz in 2002 86 Friedrich Traugott Wahlen in 1985 Philipp Etter in 1977
		See also: Politics of Switzerland - Presidents of the Swiss Confederation - Executive branch - Incumbents
	1-free-software.com /en/wikipedia/l/li/list_of_members_of_the_swiss_federal_council.html (505 words)

	The OSS and Project SAFEHAVEN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Responding to this task, SSU Bern contacted a "reliable source" close enough to the Swiss Foreign Office to report on the thinking of Max Petitpierre, head of the Political Department and the man ultimately responsible for negotiating an agreement with the Western Allies.
		The reporting showed Petitpierre and a majority of the Swiss Federal Council to be "convinced" that granting Allied claims to German assets was "indispensable." Petitpierre, a Radical Democrat, was said to be particularly concerned for the coming Swiss elections and apprehensive of a conservative reaction to Swiss resumption of diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union.
		On the other hand, the intelligence that came out of SSU Bern is strong evidence that Petitpierre and the Federal Council were willing to be more flexible than they appeared in Washington--possibly even to the extent of increasing the sum they were willing to offer as restitution.
	www.cia.gov /csi/studies/summer00/art04.html (9229 words)

	Nazi Gold: Switzerland
		By the same token, Swiss banks will continue to profit by protecting, through their secrecy laws, German’s war potential and the hidden assets of it financiers and industrialists."
		In September, Leland Harrison, U.S. Minister in Switzerland, expressed to Max Petitpierre, the Swiss Minister for Foreign Affairs, of U.S. dissatisfaction with Swiss efforts to complete a census of German assets and of the general noncooperation of Switzerland.
		The Kilgore committee’s revelations raised alarms in Switzerland.
	www.spiritone.com /~gdy52150/goldp8.html (6280 words)

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Max Petitpierre

Max Petitpierre
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	Stadt Genf - Die Konferenz der 'Grossen Vier'
		Juli, wurden die "Grossen Vier" vom Präsidenten der Eidgenossenschaft, Max Petitpierre, und dem Bundesrat feierlich in den Salons des Palais Eynard zum Diner empfangen.
		Von links nach rechts: Nikita Chruschtschow, Paul Chaudet, Anthony Eden, Antoine Pinay, Nikolaj Bulganin, Max Petitpierre, Dwight Eisenhower
		Die Vereinigten Staaten waren durch Präsident Dwight Eisenhower in Begleitung des Staatssekretärs John F. Dulles, Grossbritannien durch seinen jungen Premierminister Sir Anthony Eden und den Aussenminister Harold Mac-Millan vertreten.
	www.ville-geneve.ch /de/decouvrir/eynard/quatre-grands.htm (321 words)

	Max Petitpierre : seize ans de neutralitâe active : aspects de la politique âetrangáere de la Suisse, 1945-1961 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Max Petitpierre : seize ans de neutralitâe active : aspects de la politique âetrangáere de la Suisse, 1945-1961
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	www.universitypressofswitzerland.com /sw3/2825206423AMUS288002.shtml (85 words)

	Switzerland
		1 Jan 1950 - 31 Dec 1950 Max Petitpierre (1st time) (b.
		1 Jan 1955 - 31 Dec 1955 Max Petitpierre (2nd time) (s.a.) FDP
		1 Jan 1960 - 31 Dec 1960 Max Petitpierre (3rd time) (s.a.) FDP
	www.worldstatesmen.org /Switzerland.html (3220 words)

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