Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1916, Supplement, The World War - Office of the Historian

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Part IV: Other problems and responsibilities

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Contents

Regulations regarding passports and the registration of citizens living abroad (Documents 1031-1032)
Status of American consular officers in belligerent territory occupied by enemy troops (Documents 1033-1034)
The proclamation by Germany and Austria-Hungary creating the Kingdom of Poland (Documents 1035-1040)
Appointment of a new Austro-Hungarian ambassador (Documents 1041-1060)
Questions of diplomatic immunity–Case of Wolf Von Igel (Documents 1061-1071)
Representation of belligerent governments in enemy countries–Protection of consular property (Documents 1072-1088)
The right of asylum–Case of the British vice consul at Sofia (Documents 1089-1094)
Protection of American institutions and citizens in Turkey–Efforts in behalf of other foreigners (Documents 1095-1107)
Representations in behalf of Armenians and Syrians (Documents 1108-1123)
Representations in behalf of civilians deported from northern French cities and from Belgium (Documents 1124-1144)
Representations in behalf of Irish political prisoners (Documents 1145-1147)
Correspondence relating to relief work
- Belgian relief (Documents 1148-1151)
- Polish relief 1 (Documents 1152-1189)
- Serbian relief 2 (Documents 1190-1211)
- Relief in Turkish territories (Documents 1212-1254)
The exemption of hospital supplies from seizure as contraband of war: The question of their shipment to the central empires (Documents 1255-1287)
The shipment to the central empires of milk for babies (Documents 1288-1302)
The economic conference of the Allied governments (Documents 1303-1316)

The inconclusive correspondence dealing with this subject carried on in 1915 is not printed.↩
Correspondence relating to several special projects of relief on a smaller scale in the Balkan Peninsula is not printed.↩