Records on Iceland Bush Presidential Files

The materials in FOIA 2005-0134-F are a selective, not necessarily all inclusive, body of documents responsive to the topic of the FOIA. Researchers should consult the archivist about related materials. The White House Office of Records Management (WHORM) Subject Files include correspondence, memoranda, notes, and a newspaper clipping discussing the appointment of the U.S. Ambassador to Iceland, the resignation of the ambassador, the visit of Icelandic President Finnbogadottir and Queen Sonja of Norway to the United States, and a memorandum of conversation (memcon) between President 2005-0134-F 2 Bush and Prime Minister Oddsson. The Staff and Office Files contain memoranda, correspondence, printed material, schedules, and cables maintained by individual staff members and offices. Records of the National Security Council discuss the extension of the international fishery agreement with Iceland; meetings between President Bush and the U.S. Ambassador to Iceland, and Icelandic President Finnbogadottir and Queen Sonja of Norway; memoranda of telephone conversations between President Bush and NATO leaders before the Malta summit; the Leif Erickson Day proclamation, and foreign travel of government officials. Records from the Counsel's Office concern the background investigation of appointees to the U.S. ambassador to Iceland. Records from the Office of Public Events, the Social Office, and the First Lady's Office discuss the visit of Icelandic President Finnbogadottir and Queen Sonja of Norway, and the visit of Icelandic schoolchildren to the White House. Read less