Office of the Historian

Paris Peace Conf. 184.01102/157: Telegram

Professor A. C. Coolidge to the Commission to Negotiate Peace

Vienna, February 27, 1919.
[Received 10:10 p.m.]

114. Reason for thinking Italy is encouraging Croatian Separatist movement. See annex 4th, report 110.29 Doubt the rumor of Hungarian encouragement. Hungary at this time eager to get into touch with Serbia and come to an understanding presumably against Roumanians. Hungarian food agent in Trieste will try to do this or attempt may be made here. Am investigating subject and sending men to Agram.

Coolidge
  1. Annex 4, a report by C. M. Storey, is printed on p. 394.↩