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August 1, 1958	From the Journal of G. Ye. Samsonov, Record of Conversation with Counselor of the DPRK Embassy in Moscow Cde. Pak Deok-hwan Pak Deok-hwan reports on the situation of the DPRK trade mission in Indonesia and requests Soviet assistance for expenditures associated with North Korea's participation in international organizations and foreign trips to capitalist countries.
December 18, 1969	Internal Memorandum of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 'Trade relations with North Korea' The Netherlands Council for Trade Promotion decides not to reciprocate a visit to North Korea for the time being.
October 17, 1969	Internal Memorandum of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 'Trade relations with North Korea' The East Asia Department agrees with Foreign Economic Relations that no North Korean trade mission in the Netherlands should be established, but proposes instead that a number of representatives be allowed temporary stay to build up commercial contacts instead.
October 15, 1969	Internal Memorandum of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 'Establishment of a North Korean Trade Mission in the Netherlands' The director-general of the Department for Foreign Economic Relations advises against the establishment of a North Korean trade mission in the Netherlands: while the volume of trade with the two Koreas is roughly equal, such a mission would do great harm to commercial interests in South Korea, particularly VMF and Shell.
June 24, 1969	Dossier of (Draft) Agreements between the Netherlands Council for Trade Promotion and their Japanese, Irish and North Korean Counterparts A cover letter from Heldring of the Netherlands Council for Trade Promotion (in Dutch); the text of agreements with the Japan External Trade Organization and the Irish Export Board (in English); and a draft agreement with the Korean Committee for the Promotion of International Trade including lists of goods (in English).
June 26, 1969	Draft Agreement Between the Dutch and North Korean Committee/Council for the Promotion of (International) Trade Draft agreement between the Netherlands Council for Trade Promotion and the Korea Committee for the Promotion of International Trade.
May 29, 1969	Internal Memorandum of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 'North Korean Economic Mission' Heldring of the Netherlands Council for Trade Promotion has visited to inquire if the Ministry would object to the Council sponsoring a North Korean trade mission to the Netherlands in June. It did not, but his interlocutor did point out the government's opposition to any permanent trade mission.
March 17, 1964	Letter from Dutch Embassy, Havana (Pos), 17 March 1964 Ambassador Pos forwards a letter detailing an exchange between First Secretary of the Embassy Reinink and Fidel Castro.
September 19, 1963	Letter from Dutch Embassy, Havana, 19 September 1963 This letter concerns Cuba's political and economic isolation. Castro has attempted to repair relations with the capitalist countries to no avail, and the author relates his/her own experiences with Castro. Che Guevara, Cuba's Minister of Industry, approached the author and staff asking for economic assistance in the form of trade. The author relates how he has submitted a request to a high standing industry in the Netherlands if supplies can be shipped to Cuba.
July 1, 1963	Cable from Dutch Embassy, Havana (Boissevain), 1 July 1963 The cable concerns a noon meal held at the Dutch Embassy, with Fidel Castro as the guest of honor. The primary topic of discussion at the meal is the status of the Cuban economy and the industrialization process, along with trade and commercial relations with the Soviet Union.