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Eric Bricker to President Bush request President Bush condemn the Chinese Government for the Tiananmen Square massacre

Presidential Administration: Bush 41
Location: New York
National Archives Catalog Identifier: 646482507
Date: June 1, 1989
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RzEhina Ehina President Bush White House W WAshington, DC 20500 MR President: As my President & As the leader of He Free world, I implove you to make the strongest possible statement condemning the Chinese government FOR the MASSACVE of their own people in TIANAUMEN Square. For A government to spill the blood of its people because of their demand for the most basic of human rights goes AgAnst Everything we As Americans stand for. The right For non- violent exercise of Freedom of twobjess smoth stirtw 00006 or 3 expression is guaranteed in the International covent of Civil And Political Rights, And the Abuse of that right by the Chinese government should not be tolerated by Any one. We As Free men have A special obligation to protect the human rights of others, no matter what the political PAMIFICATIONS. PleAse stand in defense of human Rights È the students in Beijing terrapt Sincerely Ench ERIC BRICKER 56 sterling Place Brooklyn, ny 11217
Collection GB-COR
Records of the White House Office of Correspondence (George H. W. Bush Administration)
1989 – 1993
Series
Public Mail China Unrest Files
1989 – 1993