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  4. Ethiopian-Italian conflict:

Foreign Relations of the United States Diplomatic Papers, 1935, General, The Near East and Africa, Volume I

Ethiopian-Italian conflict: 1

1. Continued from Foreign Relations, 1934, vol. ii, pp. 754–775.


Contents

    • I. Efforts by the League of Nations and by France and the United Kingdom for a peaceful settlement of the dispute between Ethiopia and Italy, January–September, 1935 (Documents 465–542)
      • II. Italian invasion of Ethiopia; efforts of the League of Nations and of France and the United Kingdom to end hostilities, October–December, 1935 (Documents 543–593)
        • III. Attitude of the United States regarding proposals for invocation of Kellogg Pact and mediation; appeal by the United States to Italy for a peaceful settlement (Documents 594–644)
          • IV. Cancellation by the Standard Vacuum Oil Company of a concession in Ethiopia upon the advice of the Department of State (Documents 645–654)
            • V. Application of the neutrality laws of the United States (Documents 655–709)
              • VI. Refusal of the United States to associate itself with League of Nations sanctions against Italy (Documents 710–748)
                • VII. Protection of American life and property in Ethiopia (Documents 749–796)

                General, the Near East and Africa

                • Preface
                • List of Papers
                • General: (Documents 1–420)
                  • The Near East and Africa: (Documents 421–911)
                    • Ethiopia: (Documents 465–796)
                      • Ethiopian-Italian conflict: (Documents 465–796)
                    • Index

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