Foreign Relations of the United States, The Conferences at Washington, 1941–1942, and Casablanca, 1943

Hopkins Papers

Memorandum by the President’s Special Assistant (Hopkins)

Washington, January 11, 1942.

Problems To Be Settled¹

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3. In what way can Russia, China, the Dutch, the United States and the British Commonwealth of Nations be associated in some type of joint body to plan the united war effort?

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5. What joint organization should be responsible for advice and planning for theaters of war outside of the Far East?

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1. For other excerpts from this memorandum, see post, p. 356.