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Representation of the United States in the Peace Conference and related international bodies¹

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The papers included in this section cover only the period following the signature of the treaty with Germany and President Wilson’s departure from Paris. Temporary missions of investigation, etc., dispatched by the Conference are disregarded.

The files of the Peace Commission have been used to supply bracketed corrections wherever telegrams from the Commission have been received in a garbled condition.

Representation on the Supreme Council (Council of the Heads of Delegations) and the Interim Reparation Commission (Organization Committee of the Reparation Commission)—Refusal to participate in setting up commissions under the Treaty of Versailles—Discontinuance of representation on the Supreme Economic Council—Departure of the American Commission from Paris, December 9, 1919—Designation of Ambassador Wallace as observer on the Supreme Council, December 8; on the Committee of Ambassadors, January 9, 1920—Unofficial representation on the Reparation Commission and the Rhineland High Commission (Documents 1–46)

Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1919, Volume I

Representation of the United States in the Peace Conference and related international bodies¹

Contents

Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1919, Volume I

Representation of the United States in the Peace Conference and related international bodies1

Contents

Representation of the United States in the Peace Conference and related international bodies¹