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Menachem Begin and Zbigniew Brzezinski Playing Chess During the Camp David Summit

Menachem Begin and Zbigniew Brzezinski Playing Chess During the Camp David Summit 9/9/1978

Menahem Begin, Jimmy Carter, and Anwar Sadat during One of the Camp David Summit Meetings

Menahem Begin, Jimmy Carter, and Anwar Sadat during One of the Camp David Summit Meetings 9/7/1978

Memorandum from Zbigniew Brzezinski to Jimmy Carter

Memorandum from Zbigniew Brzezinski to Jimmy Carter 5/1/1978

Jimmy Carter and Menachem Begin with Members of the Israeli Delegation at Camp David

Jimmy Carter and Menachem Begin with Members of the Israeli Delegation at Camp David 9/17/1978

President Carter Departing for Camp David Summit

President Carter Departing for Camp David Summit 9/3/1978

Jimmy Carter with Members of the Israeli Delegation at Camp David

Jimmy Carter with Members of the Israeli Delegation at Camp David 9/12/1978

Jimmy Carter

Jimmy Carter's Handwritten Notes About a "Framework for a Settlement..." 9/12/1978

Letter from Jimmy Carter to Anwar al-Sadat

Letter from Jimmy Carter to Anwar al-Sadat 2/14/1977

Jimmy Carter and Anwar Sadat at Camp David

Jimmy Carter and Anwar Sadat at Camp David 9/17/1978

President Carter

President Carter's Camp David Accords Signing Statement Draft 3/26/1979

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