Egypt:
Contents
- Impact of the European War on Egypt as a neutral state having special
political relations with the United Kingdom1
(Documents 329-370)
- Attitude of the United States toward proposed Egyptian legislation
regarding religious propaganda tending to restrict activities of
American educational institutions in Egypt (Documents 371-378)
- Representations by the United States regarding Egyptian interpretation
of the provisions of the Montreux Convention pertaining to the expulsion
of foreigners from Egypt (Documents 379-383)
- Proposed consular convention between the United States and Egypt;
continuation of customs exemptions to consular officers on basis of
reciprocity43
(Documents 384-390)
- Only a few reports on military operations are printed here to show setting of the political situation with respect to military events. The Legation in Egypt sent to the Department of State numerous reports regarding military developments.↩
- For previous
correspondence regarding a proposed consular convention, see
Foreign Relations, 1939, vol.iv, pp. 477 ff.↩