Union of Soviet Socialist Republics:
Contents
- Reports on developments of significance concerning Soviet relations with
other countries, especially with the United States
(Documents 593–666)
- Difficulties affecting relations between the United States and the Soviet
Union, and discussions concerning their alleviation
(Documents 667–725)
- The beginnings of assistance from the United States for the Soviet Union
after its invasion by Germany (Documents 726–816)
- Difficulties from Soviet authorities interfering with the proper
functioning of the American Embassy in Moscow
(Documents 817–872)
- Trade relations between the United States and the Soviet Union; renewal of
commercial agreement by exchange of notes signed August 2, 1941
(Documents 873–885)
- Arrest and detention of American citizens in the Soviet Union and of
Soviet citizens in the United States, and arrangements for return to their
own countries
(Documents 886–950)
- Interest of the United States in protection of church property and in
freedom of religious worship in the Soviet Union (Documents 951–961)
- Efforts by the United States to persuade the Soviet Union to adhere to the
Geneva Convention of 1929 relative to the treatment of prisoners of
war (Documents 962–980)