1939:
Contents
- Reports on developments of significance concerning Soviet relations with
other countries, especially with the United States1
(Documents 567-620)
- Trade relations between the United States and the Soviet Union; renewal of
commercial agreement by exchange of notes signed on August 2, 19397
(Documents 621-648)
- Difficulties from Soviet authorities interfering with the proper
functioning of the American Embassy in Moscow33
(Documents 649-677)
- Efforts by Soviet agencies to purchase warships, naval armament, and other
war materials in the United States69a
(Documents 678-709)
- Arrest and detention of American citizens by the Soviet Government in
contravention of the undertaking of November 16, 193324
(Documents 710-725)
- Arrest in the United States of a Soviet citizen charged with violation of
the espionage laws43
(Documents 726-731)
- Difficulties with the Soviet Government over the requirement for the
registration of agents in the United States of foreign principals (Documents 732-736)
- Pressure by the Soviet Union upon Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania to
conclude pacts of mutual assistance (Documents 737-803)
- Detention of the American vessel City of Flint and
its crew as a German prize in the port of Murmansk (Documents 804-836)
- Continued from pp. 504– 601.↩
- For previous correspondence, see pp. 601 ff. For text of the exchange of notes signed August 5, 1938, see Department of State Executive Agreement Series No. 132, or 53 Stat. 1947.↩
- Continued from pp. 624– 669.↩
- Continued from pp. 670– 708.↩
- Continued from pp. 708– 726. For the text of the undertaking of November 16, 1933, see the exchange of letters between President Roosevelt and People’s Commissar for Foreign Affairs Maxim Maximovich Litvinov, pp. 33– 34.↩
- Continued from pp. 726– 730.↩