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III. Cooperation with the Intergovernmental Committee on Refugees to assist persons forced to emigrate, primarily from Germany, for political or racial reasons 33

33. Continued from Foreign Relations, 1939, vol. ii, pp. 55–160. For correspondence regarding Jewish immigration into Palestine, see vol. iii , section under Palestine entitled “Effect of the European war upon the situation in Palestine; British policies regarding Jewish immigration into Palestine.”

[307] The Secretary of State to the Chargé in France (Matthews)

Washington, August 23, 1940—4 p.m.

840.48 Refugees/2237a: Telegram

[308] The Minister in Portugal (Pell) to the Secretary of State

Lisbon, September 6, 1940.
[Received September 10.]

811.111 Refugees/260

[309] The Assistant Secretary of State (Long) to President Roosevelt

Washington, September 18, 1940.

811.111 Refugees/260

[310] The Secretary of State to Certain Diplomatic and Consular Officers

Washington, September 19, 1940—7 p.m.

811.111 Refugees/260: Circular telegram

[311] The Secretary of State to the Minister in Haiti (Mayer)

Washington, September 30, 1940—7 p.m.

840.48 Refugees/2266: Telegram

[312] The Chargé in Haiti (Sparks) to the Secretary of State

Port-au-Prince, October 2, 1940.
[Received October 7.]

840.48 Refugees/2273

[313] The Acting Secretary of State to the Chargé in the United Kingdom (Johnson)

Washington, November 16, 1940—7 p.m.

840.48 Refugees/2305a: Telegram

[314] The French Ambassador (Henry-Haye) to the Secretary of State

Washington , November 25, 1940.

840.48 Refugees/2317

[315] The Secretary of State to the Chargé in the United Kingdom (Johnson)

Washington, December 11, 1940—9 p.m.

840.48 Refugees/2381a: Telegram

[316] The Under Secretary of State (Welles) to President Roosevelt

Washington, December 21, 1940.

840.48 Refugees/2317

[317] The Secretary of State to the French Ambassador (Henry-Haye)

Washington , December 27, 1940.

840.48 Refugees/2317