Recognition by the United States of the Soviet Union, November 16, 1933 1
1. For correspondence concerning the refusal of the United States to recognize the Soviet regime in Russia, see Foreign Relations, 1923, vol. ii, pp. 755 ff.
[593] Statement by the Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs (Litvinov)
[Washington, November 16, 1933.]
711.61/343⅝
[594] The Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs (Litvinov) to President Roosevelt
Washington, November 16,
1933.
711.61/343⅝
[595] President Roosevelt to the Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs (Litvinov)
Washington, November 16,
1933.
711.61/3436/8
[596] The Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs (Litvinov) to President Roosevelt
Washington, November 16,
1933.
711.61/343⅞
[597] Joint Statement by President Roosevelt and the Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs (Litvinov), November 16, 1933
November 16, 1933
711.61/360
[599] The Chief of the Division of Eastern European Affairs (Kelley) to the Acting Secretary of State
[Washington,] November 17,
1933.
701.6111/730
[600] The Acting Secretary of State to the Russian Consul at Boston (Conry)
Washington, November 17,
1933.
702.6111/232: Telegram
[601] The Acting Secretary of State to All Diplomatic Missions Abroad
Washington, November 17, 1933—4 p.m.
711.61/365a: Circular telegram
[602] The Secretary of State to the Acting Secretary of State
S.S. “American
Legion,” November 18, 1933—1 a.m.
[Received 3:43 a.m.]
[Received 3:43 a.m.]
711.61/357: Telegram
[603] The Acting Secretary of State to the Soviet Chargé (Skvirsky)
Washington, November 20,
1933.
811.841 Russia/50
[604] The Soviet Chargé (Skvirsky) to the Acting Secretary of State
[Washington,] November 21,
1933.
811.841 Russia/51
[605] The Acting Secretary of State to the Secretary of State
Washington, November 22, 1933—noon.
711.61/377a: Telegram
[606] The Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs (Litvinov) to President Roosevelt
Washington, November 22,
1933.
711.61/378½
[607] Extract From a Radio Address on November 22 by the Assistant Secretary of State (Moore)
November 22, 1933
711.61/406
[608] President Roosevelt to the Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs (Litvinov)
Warm Springs, Ga.,
November 23,
1933.
711.51/378½
[609] The Chargé in Latvia (Cole) to the Acting Secretary of State
Riga, November 23,
1933.
[Received December 5.]
[Received December 5.]
711.61/416
[610] The Russian Consulate General at New York to the Acting Secretary of State
New York, November 25,
1933.
702.6111/236
[612] The Acting Secretary of State to the Ambassador in Germany (Dodd)
Washington, December 8, 1933—4 p.m.
800.51W89 U.S.S.R./16: Telegram
[614] Remarks of the American Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Bullitt) Upon the Presentation of His Letters of Credence to the President of the Soviet All-Union Central Executive Committee (Kalinin), at Moscow, December 13, 1933
Moscow, December 13, 1933
123 Bullitt, William C/31
[615] Reply of the President of the Soviet All-Union Central Executive Committee (Kalinin) to the American Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Bullitt), at Moscow, December 13, 1933
Moscow, December 13, 1933
123 Bullitt, William C/31
[617] The Acting Secretary of State to the Ambassador in Germany (Dodd)
Washington, December 21, 1933—5 p.m.
800.51W89 U.S.S.R./16: Telegram
[618] The Ambassador in Germany (Dodd) to the Acting Secretary of State
Berlin, December 23, 1933—4 p.m.
[Received December 23—12:40 p.m.]
[Received December 23—12:40 p.m.]
800.51W89 U.S.S.R./18: Telegram
[619] The Chargé in France (Marriner) to the Acting Secretary of State
Paris, December 24, 1933—7 p.m.
[Received December 25—12:25 p.m.]
[Received December 25—12:25 p.m.]
500.C001/895: Telegram
[620] The Chargé in France (Marriner) to the Acting Secretary of State
800.51W89 U.S.S.R./19: Telegram
[621] The Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Bullitt) to the Acting Secretary of State
On Board Steamship
“Washington,” January 4, 1934.
[Received January 9.]
[Received January 9.]
123 Bullitt, Wm. C./32
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