II. Pre-Conference Documents: Efforts to Persuade the Republic of Korea to Attend the Conference; Preparations for the Conference; Position Papers; Procedural and Administrative Matters (February 16–April 25)
[2] The Secretary of State to the Department of State
Berlin, February 18, 1954—3
a.m.
396.1–BE/2–1854: Telegram
[3] The Acting Secretary of State to the United States Delegation at the Berlin Conference
Washington, February 18, 1954—11:31
a.m.
795.00/2–1854: Telegram
[4] The Secretary of State to the Department of State
Bonn, February 19, 1954—1
a.m.
795.00/2–1954: Telegram
[5] The Ambassador in Korea (Briggs) to the Department of State
Seoul, February 19, 1954–5
p.m.
795.00/2–1954: Telegram
[6] The Ambassador in Korea (Briggs) to the Department of State
Seoul, February 20, 1954—3
p.m.
795.00/2–2054: Telegram
[7] The Ambassador in Korea (Briggs) to the Department of State
Seoul, February 20, 1954—3
p.m.
795.00/2–2054: Telegram
[9] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Korea
Washington, February 24, 1954—7:03
p.m.
396.1 BE/2–2454: Telegram
[10] The Ambassador in Korea (Briggs) to the Department of State
Seoul, February 25, 1954—10
p.m.
396.1–GE/2–2554: Telegram
[11] The Ambassador in Korea (Briggs) to the Department of State
Seoul, March 1, 1954—7
p.m.
396.1–GE/2–154: Telegram
[12] The Ambassador in Korea (Briggs) to the Department of State
Seoul, March 1, 1954—8
p.m.
396.1–GE/3–154: Telegram
[13] The Acting Secretary of State to the Embassy in Korea
Washington, March 2, 1954—7:59
p.m.
396.1–GE/3–154: Telegram
[14] The Acting Secretary of State to the Embassy in Korea
Washington, March 3, 1954—6:55
p.m.
396.1–GE/3–154: Telegram
[15] The Embassy in the Soviet Union to the Soviet Foreign Ministry
[Moscow, March 5, 1954.]
396.1–GE/3–1854
[16] The Ambassador in Korea (Briggs) to the Department of State
Seoul, March 6, 1954—2
p.m.
396.1–GE/3–654: Telegram
[17] The Ambassador in Korea (Briggs) to the Department of State
Seoul, March 6, 1954—7
p.m.
396.1–GE/3–654: Telegram
[18] The Ambassador in Korea (Briggs) to the Department of State
Seoul, March 6, 1954—8
p.m.
396.1–GE/3–654: Telegram
[21] The Ambassador in Korea (Briggs) to the Department of State
Seoul, March 16,
1954—midnight.
795.00/3–1654: Telegram
[22] The Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Bohlen) to the Department of State
Moscow, March 17, 1954—7
p.m.
396.1–GE/3–1754: Telegram
[23] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Korea
Washington, March 17, 1954—7:44
p.m.
396.1–GE/3–1754: Telegram
[24] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Korea
Washington, March 18, 1954—2:26
p.m.
396.1–GE/3–1854: Telegram
[25] The Ambassador in Korea (Briggs) to the Department of State
Seoul, March 19, 1954—10
a.m.
396.1–GE/3–1954: Telegram
[26] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Korea
Washington, March 20, 1954—12:22
p.m.
795.00/3–1654: Telegram
[27] Memorandum of a Conversation Held on March 22, 1954 at 11:30 a.m.
[Washington,] March 25,
1954.
396.1–GE/3–2554
[28] The Ambassador in Korea (Briggs) to the Department of State
Seoul, March 22, 1954—6
p.m.
795.00/3–2254: Telegram
[29] The Ambassador in Korea (Briggs) to the Department of State
Seoul, March 23, 1954—9
p.m.
396.1—GE/3–2354: Telegram
[30] The Ambassador in Korea (Briggs) to the Department of State
Seoul, March 24, 1954—2
p.m.
396.1–GE/3–2454: Telegram
- Dulles was in Berlin for the quadripartite meeting of Foreign Ministers of the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and the Soviet Union, which lasted from Jan. 25 to Feb. 18, 1954. For documentation on the Berlin Conference, see volume vii. Although the main business of the Berlin Conference was the German question, on which no agreement was reached, other matters, such as Austria and European security were taken up. In the course of the meetings, the Foreign Ministers also discussed the Far East, and, in particular, the question of an international conference to resolve the Korean problem. It is with Korea that this telegram is concerned.↩
- Dulles was in Caracas as head of the U.S. Delegation at the Tenth Inter-American Conference; for documentation, see volume iv.↩