LETTER TO HONORABLE NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER FROM ALLEN W. DULLES

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• Publication Date: December 18, 1955
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TI-1~ WH1TE MOUSE
WASHINGTON
December 9, 1955
Dear Allen:
The attached memorandum from Congressman
Kersten contains a rather interesting proposal. If
it were to be followed, it would seem to me that it
should come under your guidance.
With best wishes,
Ne.rsan A~ockefel.ler
Special Assistant
Honorable Allen W, Dulles
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington 25, D, C.
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Ce eynor~n ZLy1Z UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
The Honorable Nelson A. Rockefeller
susJECT: Atheist Aggression and the Middle East
DATE: December 2, 1955
1. From the Middle East has sprung the world's great religions: Jewish
Christian, Moslem.
2. The antagonisms of the Middle East have usually involved some form of
religious conflict among these deeply held Faiths. These antagonisms are at
the root of the current crisis in the Middle East being skillfully exploited by
the USSR.
3. While the differences have been bitter, of ancient origin and
persistent, each of these Faiths is grounded in the belief in The Supreme
Being.
~+. For the first time in history these three Faiths are threatened by
a Common Foe: Atheist Aggression, primary objectives of which are the
destruction of all religion and the ultimate creation of a new race ~' beings
"educated" into atheist materialism.
5. The land of the Jewish and Christian Sacred Scriptures, and of the
Koran, is threatened with Marxism-Leninism. Jewish, Christian and Moslem
shrines in Jerusalem, Nazareth, Bethlehem, Mecca, and Medina will not last
long in Communist hands. The Wailing Wall that holds memories of the Temple
of Solomon, the Shrine of the Holy Sepulchre, enclosing Calvary and the
Tomb of Christ, the Dome of the Rock where Mohamet walked, will be subjected
to the "exposures" of scientific materialism.
6. There is a unique confluence of the religious forces of Jewish,
Christian and Moslem Faiths in the Middle East which, when communist deception
is unmasked and its true purposes disclosed, should respond vigorous],y to the
challenge of Atheism Aggression. Never before have these religious forces had
such reason to stand together. The basic antagonism of Judeo-Christianity to
Communism is well known. Communism is also an enemy of Islam (see Exhibit A).
7. Many leaders of the modern world pay lip service to religion and
morality but act from motives of expediency. But ordinary peoples of every race
are moved much more by sincere religious motives than is commonly understood.
Ordinary people constitute the vast majority and iri them resides the ultimate
political power--and, because of their personal familiarity with pain and
hardship they are spontaneous],y close to God.
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8, This coming Christmas season there will be a good will gathering at
East Lansing, Michigan under the sponsorship of Michigan State University of
a hundred fifty foreign students from thirty-five nations and o~ the world`s
principle religions, including the great religions referred to above (see
Exhibit B, article in December READER'S DIGEST, "Christmas Windows on a Wider
World")._
9. I have already made indirect contact with the authorities of Michigan
State University through the Reverend Gilbert V. Hartke of Catholic University
with a view toward making preliminary inquiry at Michigan State about the
possibility of students of Jewish, Moslem, Catholic, Protestant and Orthodox
faiths being encouraged, Burin their Christmas gathering, to make a ,joint
expression of their common bel~ in a Supreme Being and a reference to the
deadly threat of their common fce, Aggressive Atheism, in such ple.ces as the
Middle East and elsewhere.
10. Father Hartke and I talked with Max Rabb of the White House about the
Michigan State pro~jeet. Mr. Rabb indicated his enthusiastic support of the idea
and promised to mobilize publicity bf such student action comes about.
11. With the stimulus of such student action at East Lansing, similar
action could shortly thereafter be inspired among students of other countries
(Canada, England and on the European continent).
12. Finally, such snowballing student action could be the catalytic agent
for the calling of a conference of religious leaders in the Middle East in the
very near future to take a formal common stand against the threat a~' Atheist
Aggression.
13. Any such activity, either among the students or religious leaders,
should be largely spAntaneous. No attempt shouldbe made to "set up" such a
group or use it for political purposes. Such religious leaders should not
be political personalities, but tru],y religious leaders. There is adequate
cause for their common action against the spread of Atheist Materialism.
RECOMNIENLIATION
1. That Father Hartke and I, and possibly one other, take a trip to
East Lansing '~e~. _aoi~n. ass' poss'3.ble ~: to explore the possibility of encouraging
the student action referred to above and that expenses be provided for such a
trip.
2. Following this, the a plan be developed within a short period of time
for a trip to Europe and the Middle East to see what can be done to facilitate
a gathering of religious leaders for the purposes above described.
Att.
Exh. A -Notes
Exh. B -READER `s DIGEST article (2 cys)
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~?~ c~;e~.+~~a.tic~xx ~c~ce~ to ~~~. ~rht~ ~c~u1d 3.ite~~ that
av~.et ~~ 'wr~Y~ig i~a pgr~'ect ~reec~tur~, ~'et the ~~~ ~~s~e
a the ~*yu~~~~~~~~w:+~dgE t~i3~ ~t.t~r~e~e~t < ~'k~te~' a~~.~ ~Gh~.tt ~i~;
+~.~ ,~t~i~6,~3fl~ ~Q~i~,~Y~1S,~ e~~oy3 tcc~i~3.~te C~.V~I 1'~,lttSi'?
'.~? ~~:d x~~t e~p3a~.r~ ;~ t~~~~r ~ ~~ the ~A, 4, t! ~~ ~~~~~ec~
t~ th~a ~~~gr~~eg '~hitth i~ expected a~ ~~.1 ~~c~d ~2c~r~~ems
~t ~e~~t ~~ce ~~ the~.x~ live.
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Dons or mrn?c than too faun and
~ villag~ehome,sc.~ttered through ~'~~aclugcafl St~xtr U~zivercitw's
C'.~ a dozen Michigan counties ~~~ill tevo-rc~cr.t' pro jest irz rater?rautzoncrl
swing open this holi:lay season to food ~r~ill
about i5o fin~cign young men and
~,vomci~~in a practia~] demonsteation They will gu to church with their ~,,...,,,
of the ancient Clu~isti,ul doctrine of "adopted" families. call on d~c neigh-
g.,ud