Part IV: Other Problems and Responsibilities
Contents
- New regulations governing the issuance of passports—Emergency
Passports (Documents 1145-1152)
- Representation of belligerent governments in enemy countries—Protection of
their interests (Documents 1153-1185)
- Activities of the United States in regard to prisoners of war and interned
civilians (Documents 1186-1194)
- Protection of American interests and institutions in Turkey (Documents 1195-1233)
- Special efforts in behalf of British and French nationals in Turkey1
(Documents 1234-1254)
- Methods of warfare: Charges of illegal and inhumane conduct on the part of
belligerent forces—Attitude of the United States (Documents 1255-1285)
- Negotiations relating to the work of Belgian relief (Documents 1286-1318)
- Negotiations relating to the work of the Red Cross (Documents 1319-1335)
- Proposal for the Exemption of Hospital Supplies From Seizure As Contraband
of War (Documents 1336-1346)
- See despatch from the Ambassador in Turkey, No. 127, November 7, 1914 (ante, p. 136), for a general account of his efforts in assisting the departure of British and French nationals from Turkey during the first days of November and for another statement of the special threats contained in the following telegrams.↩