SYND 14 7 68 KOSYGIN ON BERLIN

The transcript discusses the Soviet Union's unchanged stance on Berlin, highlighting a four-power agreement that ensures free movement related to military provisions. It emphasizes the role of the German Democratic Republic (GDR) in managing civilian movement, asserting its sovereignty and right to establish necessary regulations.

In what way does the Soviet Union's stance affect the relations with the German Democratic Republic?

What is the significance of the movement of necessary supplies for the civilian population?