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Foreign Relations of the United States Diplomatic Papers, 1933, The British Commonwealth, Europe, Near East and Africa, Volume II

Irish Free State:


Contents

    • Representations by the Irish Free State concerning the allotment given to the importation into the United States of Irish whiskey (Documents 80–83)

    Contents

    • List of Papers
    • The British Commonwealth of Nations:
      • Great Britain:
        • Applicability of Imperial tariff preference to grain shipped from Canada through the United States to the United Kingdom (Documents 1–5)
        • Proposed supplementary convention between the United States and Great Britain regarding tenure and disposition of real and personal property (Documents 6–9)
        • Indefinite postponement of negotiations for a treaty of arbitration between the United States and Great Britain (Documents 10–14)
        • Citizenship status of adopted child whose father has acquired American citizenship by naturalization (Documents 15–18)
        • Exchange of notes regarding reporting by American and British consular officers to tax authorities of the compensation received by native employees (Documents 19–25)
        • Assessment of certain taxes by the British Government against American consular officers in the United Kingdom (Documents 26–31)
      • Canada:
        • Preliminary discussions respecting a trade agreement between the United States and Canada (Documents 32–36)
        • Continued negotiations with the Canadian Government regarding damages to property in the State of Washington by fumes from the smelter at Trail, B. C. (Documents 37–47)
        • Representations regarding the seizure of American salmon trollers May, Queen City, Sunrise, and Tillie M. by the Canadian vessel Rividus (Documents 48–55)
        • Representations regarding treatment of an American citizen in a Canadian prison and right of consular officers to visit their nationals in prison (Documents 56–66)
        • Agreement between the United States and Canada for the dredging of certain shoal areas in the St. Clair River (Documents 67–70)
        • Agreement concerning the diversion of water through the Massena Canal and Grass River as affected by provisions of the St. Lawrence Deep Waterway Treaty, effected by exchange of notes, January 13, 1933 (Documents 71–72)
        • Agreement concerning the Chicago diversion of water as affected by provisions of the St. Lawrence Deep Waterway Treaty, effected by exchange of notes, April 5, 1933 (Documents 73–74)
        • Load line convention between the United States and Canada, signed December 9, 1933 (Document 75)
        • Effect upon American citizenship of oaths required of aliens who teach in Canadian schools (Documents 76–79)
      • Irish Free State:
        • Representations by the Irish Free State concerning the allotment given to the importation into the United States of Irish whiskey (Documents 80–83)
      • New Zealand:
        • Preliminary discussions regarding possible negotiation of a trade agreement between the United States and New Zealand (Documents 84–92)
      • Union of South Africa:
        • Arrangement between the United States and the Union of South Africa for air navigation, effected by exchange of notes signed March 17, 1933, and September 20, 1933 (Documents 93–94)
        • Arrangement between the United States and the Union of South Africa for pilot licenses to operate civil aircraft, effected by exchange of notes signed March 17, 1933, and September 20, 1933 (Documents 95–96)
    • Europe:
      • Albania:
        • Extradition treaty between the United States and Albania, signed March 1, 1933 (Document 97)
      • Czechoslovakia:
        • Discussion of the application of the quota system to American motion picture films in Czechoslovakia (Documents 98–102)
      • Finland:
        • Proposed military service convention between the United States and Finland (Documents 103–108)
      • France:
        • Representations on account of discriminations against American products imported into France (Documents 109–120)
        • Increase in quota for importation of French wines and liquors in return for increase by France in quotas for certain American products (Documents 121–124)
        • Representations regarding the proposed French petroleum monopoly (Documents 125–132)
        • Agreement between the United States and France regarding the interpretation of article 7 of the consular convention concluded February 23, 1853, effected by exchange of notes signed February 23 and March 4, 1933 (Documents 133–138)
      • Germany:
        • Political developments in Germany under the National Socialist regime (Documents 139–184)
        • The Nazi control of business, industry and labor in Germany (Documents 185–192)
        • Relations of the Nazi regime with the Evangelical and Roman Catholic Churches (Documents 193–203)
        • Nazification of German institutions of learning (Documents 204–209)
        • Persecution of Jews in Germany (Documents 210–240)
        • American participation in the establishment of the High Commission for Refugees (Jewish and other) coming from Germany (Documents 241–248)
        • Status of William E. Dodd as appointed Ambassador to Germany pending his reception by President Hindenburg (Documents 249–257)
        • Attacks upon American citizens in Germany (Documents 258–273)
        • German representations urging the recall of Edgar Ansel Mowrer, an American newspaper correspondent in Germany (Documents 274–281)
        • Efforts to protect rights of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society, an American religious organization operating in Germany (Documents 282–293)
        • Efforts of the Consul General at Berlin to protect American business interests threatened by Nazi discriminatory measures (Documents 294–299)
        • Representations regarding German discrimination against American scrip and bond holders in the execution of the German transfer moratorium (Documents 300–320)
        • Discrimination against American products under the German law providing tax exemption for replacement acquisition (Documents 321–328)
        • German discrimination against American and other foreign shipping companies (Documents 329–337)
        • Representations against German imposition of discriminatory quotas on importation of American products (Documents 338–343)
        • Status with regard to taxation of German corporations, subsidiaries of American corporations (Documents 344–346)
        • Action by the United States similar to that taken by other powers to prevent the sale of military airplanes to Germany (Documents 347–352)
        • Petitions for rehearings in the so-called sabotage cases: Black Tom and Kingsland (Documents 353–358)
        • Representations by the German Embassy against collection of customs duties on German coal in violation of treaty provisions for most-favored-nation treatment (Documents 359–371)
        • Representations by the German Embassy against the Beverage Control Law of the State of New York as being in violation of treaty rights (Documents 372–377)
      • Greece:
        • Insistence by the United States upon Greek responsibility for the service of American loans to Greece under the agreements of May 10, 1929, and May 24, 1932 (Documents 378–381)
        • Representations to the Greek Government against proposals to extend throughout Greece the Government monopoly in the sale of refined oil (Documents 382–387)
        • Unsuccessful attempts to obtain extradition of Samuel Insull from Greece; denunciation by the United States of extradition treaty of May 6, 1931 (Documents 388–411)
      • Italy:
        • Proposed treaty between the United States and Italy concerning nationality and military obligations (Documents 412–422)
        • Fascist pressure on naturalized American citizens visiting Italy (Documents 423–430)
        • Representations by the Italian Embassy respecting violent death of an Italian national while detained in jail at New Orleans (Documents 431–439)
      • Latvia:
        • Representations regarding alleged discrimination against American trade in Latvia (Documents 440–445)
      • Netherlands:
        • Proposal for the establishment of a reciprocal air navigation arrangement between the United States and the Netherlands (Documents 446–450)
      • Norway:
        • Preliminary discussions respecting a trade agreement between the United States and Norway (Documents 451–454)
        • Arrangement between the United States and Norway regarding air navigation, effected by exchange of notes signed October 16, 1933 (Documents 455–456)
        • Arrangement between the United States and Norway regarding pilot licenses to operate civil aircraft, effected by exchange of notes signed October 16, 1933 (Documents 457–458)
        • Arrangement between the United States and Norway regarding reciprocal recognition of certificates of airworthiness for imported aircraft, effected by exchange of notes signed October 16, 1933 (Documents 459–460)
      • Portugal:
        • Preliminary discussions respecting a trade agreement between the United States and Portugal (Documents 461–468)
        • Representations regarding discriminatory charges in Portuguese ports (Documents 469–476)
      • Rumania:
        • Recognition by the United States of Rumania’s de facto sovereignty over Bessarabia (Documents 477–482)
        • Suspension of payments by Rumania on war damage bonds held by the Romano-Americana, subsidiary of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey (Documents 483–485)
        • Representations against the application of the Rumanian system of import quotas (Documents 486–491)
      • Spain:
        • Efforts of the Governments of the United States and Spain to eliminate mutual trade grievances (Documents 492–497)
        • Representations against bills introduced in the Spanish Cortes to annul the contract of the International Telephone and Telegraph Company (Documents 498–505)
        • Representations respecting discrimination against American automobile trade in Spain (Documents 506–512)
        • Representations to mitigate severity of treatment of Americans held at Palma for alleged attack upon civil guards (Documents 513–534)
      • Sweden:
        • Preliminary discussions respecting a trade agreement between the United States and Sweden (Documents 535–540)
        • Refusal of the Swedish State Railways to pay Dexter and Carpenter, Inc., judgment granted by a United States Court (Documents 541–547)
        • Convention between the United States and Sweden for the exemption from military service of persons having dual nationality, signed January 31, 1933 (Documents 548–552)
        • Reciprocal air navigation arrangement between the United States and Sweden, effected by exchange of notes, September 8 and 9, 1933 (Documents 553–554)
        • Reciprocal arrangement between the United States and Sweden for the issuance of pilot licenses to operate civil aircraft, effected by exchange of notes, September 8 and 9, 1933 (Documents 555–556)
        • Arrangement between the United States and Sweden providing for the reciprocal recognition of certificates of airworthiness for imported aircraft, effected by exchange of notes, September 8 and 9, 1933 (Documents 557–558)
        • Reciprocal extension by the United States and Sweden of free entry privileges for Legation employees (Documents 559–560)
      • Switzerland:
        • Exemption of Swiss Consuls in the United States from various excise taxes (Documents 561–562)
      • Union of Soviet Socialist Republics:
        • Recognition by the United States of the Soviet Union, November 16, 1933 (Documents 563–621)
    • The Near East and Africa:
      • Egypt:
        • Failure of the United States to conclude a treaty of extradition with Egypt (Documents 622–624)
        • Discrimination in favor of British firms in awarding contracts for the building of irrigation works in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan (Documents 625–627)
        • Suspension of the Egyptian Government’s attempt to regulate automotive traffic by decree (Documents 628–629)
      • Ethiopia:
        • Cooperation by the United States in efforts to effect a reform of the Special Court at Addis Ababa (Documents 630–636)
        • Project for construction of a dam at Lake Tsana (Documents 637–659)
      • Liberia:
        • Continued efforts to obtain cooperation between the Liberian Government and the Firestone interests in the administrative and fiscal reorganization of Liberia as proposed by the League of Nations Plan of Assistance (Documents 660–733)
      • Morocco:
        • Reservation of American rights with respect to certain measures in the French Zone of Morocco (Documents 734–742)
        • Representations respecting the violation of American treaty rights to trade in the Spanish Zone of Morocco (Documents 743–747)
      • Saudi Arabia:
        • Provisional agreement between the United States and Saudi Arabia with regard to consular and diplomatic representation, juridical protection, commerce and navigation (Documents 748–758)
      • Syria:
        • Assent by the United States to changes of frontier between Syria and Jebel Druse on the one hand and Trans-Jordan on the other (Documents 759–763)
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