Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1920, Volume I - Office of the Historian

Relief in Central Europe

Contents

Assistance to Poland in combating typhus—Consideration by the United States and the Allied Powers of measures of relief in Austria—Establishment of American relief warehouses—Sales on credit by the United States Grain Corporation—Intimation to the German Government of the necessity for political stability as a condition of relief—Unofficial participation by the United States in the Austrian section of the Reparation Commission—Admission to the United States of Polish child refugees from Siberia (Documents 228–295)