Bilderberg/1959
Yesilkoy, Turkey
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| File:Bilderberg 1959.png The 1959 Bilderberg Report | |
| Date | 18 September 1959 - 20 September 1959 |
| Location | Yesilkoy, Turkey |
| Description | The 8th Bilderberg and the first in Turkey. 60 guests. |
| Perpetrators | Bilderberg/Steering committee |
| Participants | Prince Bernhard, Ernst van der Beugel, Joseph E. Johnson, Giovanni Agnelli, Nureddin Fuad Alpkartal, Enrico Anzilotti, Tekin Ariburun, Charles Arliotis, David Astor, A. G. Aukes, George W. Ball, Burhan Belge, F. M. Bennett, Fritz Berg, Nuri Birgi, Erik Boheman, Walter E. Boveri, Karl Brandt, Max Brauer, W. Randolph Burgess, Arthur H. Dean, Vecdi Diker, J. S. Duncan, Clarence Dunlap, Hans Engen, Fritz Erler, Melih Esenbel, John H. Ferguson, Nail Gidel, Walter L. Gordon, Michael Heilperin, H. J. Heinz II, Leif Høegh, Paul G. Hoffman, Kurt-Georg Kiesinger, Norman Kipping, E. N. van Kleffens, Klaus Mehnert, Adnan Menderes, Finn Moe, Mike Monroney, Georges J. Morisot, Rudolf Mueller, George Nebolsine, Jacques Piette, Harry Pilkington, Andre Puget, Pietro Quaroni, David Rockefeller, Jacques Rueff, Paul Rykens, Pasquale Saraceno, Manoel M. Sarmento Rodrigues, Selim Sarper, Carlo Schmid, P. W. Segers, Frido von Senger und Etterlin, John Slessor, A. H. Smith, Paul-Henri Spaak, Cyrus Sulzberger, Selahattin Tokay, Ahmet Tokus, E. de Vries, Otto Wolff von Amerongen, Kenneth Younger, Paul van Zeeland, Fatin Rüştü Zorlu |
| Witnessed by | Frank Darvall, W. Drexelius, Robert Grey, John Pomian, A. Saint-Mleux, Z. Tepedelen |
The 1959 Bilderberg Meeting was the eighth such meeting and the first one in Turkey. It had 60 participants from 10 European countries, the United States and Canada.[1] It was held at Yesilkoy, Turkey.[1] The guests included business executives, politicians, financiers, editors/journalists and academics. The next meeting was the 1960 Bilderberg.
Agenda
The 1959 Bilderberg Agenda has been leaked and is now online.[1]
1. Review Of Developments Since The Seventh Conference In September 1958
A paper on The Berlin Crisis was written by Charles Burton Marshall.[2]
2. Unity And Division In Western Policy
What are the positive and negative implications of recent strategic developments for the West?
What are the Western objectives in international economic development and how can we achieve them?
What are the elements in the evolving picture in tropical Africa that may affect Western unity?
Press Statement
The meeting report contains a brief (5 sentence) press statement.