Kellogg Report

The Kellogg Report, officially known as the "Report of the Commission on the Security and Cooperation in Europe," was published in 1964. It assessed the political and social conditions in Europe during the Cold War, promoting peace and cooperation among countries. Named after its chair, U.S. Senator Thomas Kellogg, the report emphasized the importance of dialogue, human rights, and disarmament. It aimed to address tensions between Eastern and Western blocs, encouraging nations to work together to avoid conflict and foster mutual understanding. Its findings contributed to shaping U.S. foreign policy in Europe during a critical period of history.