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Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers, 1942, Europe, Volume III

Vatican:


Contents

    • Efforts by the United States and other governments to have the Pope protest publicly against Nazi atrocities in German-occupied areas (Documents 655-662)
      • Representations to the Vatican with respect to the Vatican’s receiving a diplomatic mission from Japan (Documents 663-678)
        • Appeals of the Vatican to the American and British Governments that they refrain from bombing Rome (Documents 679-691)

        Europe

        • Preface
        • Iceland: (Documents 1-30)
          • Italy: (Documents 31-45)
            • Netherlands: (Documents 46-83)
              • Norway: (Documents 84-98)
                • Poland: (Documents 99-185)
                  • Portugal: (Documents 186-215)
                    • Spain: (Documents 216-290)
                      • Sweden: (Documents 291-331)
                        • Switzerland: (Documents 332-348)
                          • Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: (Documents 349-654)
                            • Vatican: (Documents 655-691)
                              • Yugoslavia: (Documents 692-727)
                                • Index

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