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Four powers sign Berlin pact easing West Berlin ties
The United States Britain France and the Soviet Union signed a Berlin agreement in the Allied Control Council Building to ease East West tensions. Ambassadors Rush Jackling Sauvagnargues and Abrasimov chaired the 34th meeting dating to March 26 1970. The pact aims to ease West Berliners access to the outside world and move toward broader West German representation for Berliners abroad.
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