Office of the Historian

Representations regarding alleged discrimination against American trade in Czechoslovakia1

1. For previous correspondence respecting trade relations between the United States and Czechoslovakia, see Foreign Relations, 1935, vol. ii, pp. 137 ff.

[14] The Minister in Czechoslovakia (Wright) to the Secretary of State

Prague, January 24, 1936.
[Received February 6.]

611.60F31/124

[17] The Minister in Czechoslovakia (Wright) to the Secretary of State

Prague, May 6, 1936.
[Received May 19.]

611.60F31/136

[18] The Minister in Czechoslovakia (Wright) to the Secretary of State

Prague, May 19, 1936—4 p.m.
[Received 5:10 p.m.]

611.60F31/135: Telegram

[19] The Minister in Czechoslovakia (Wright) to the Secretary of State

Prague, May 19, 1936.
[Received June 2.]

611.60F31/138

[20] The Minister in Czechoslovakia (Wright) to the Secretary of State

Prague, May 29, 1936—10 a.m.
[Received May 29—7:20 a.m.]

611.60F31/137: Telegram

[25] Memorandum by the Economic Adviser (Feis)

[Washington,] October 8, 1936.

611.60F31/161

[28] Memorandum by the Assistant Secretary of State (Sayre)

[Washington,] November 5, 1936.

611.60F31/162

[31] The Minister in Czechoslovakia (Wright) to the Secretary of State

Prague, November 25, 1936.
[Received December 8.]

611.60F31/168

[33] The Minister in Czechoslovakia (Wright) to the Secretary of State

Prague, December 4, 1936.
[Received December 16.]

611.60F31/172

[34] The Minister in Czechoslovakia (Wright) to the Secretary of State

Prague, December 24, 1936—1 p.m.
[Received December 24—11:10 a.m.]

860F.5151/87: Telegram