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Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers, 1942, The American Republics, Volume VI

Agreement by the United States to construct in Nicaragua a highway between San Benito and Rama


[537] The President of Nicaragua (Somoza) to President Roosevelt

Managua, February 28, 1942.

817.154/234


[538] General Dwight D. Eisenhower to the Acting Secretary of State

Washington, April 2, 1942.

817.154/231a


[539] The Acting Secretary of State to President Roosevelt

Washington, April 3, 1942.

817.154/243


[540] President Roosevelt to the President of Nicaragua (Somoza)

Washington, April 7, 1942.

810.154/1776a


[541] The Acting Secretary of State to the Nicaraguan Minister for Foreign Affairs (Argüello), Temporarily in Washington

Washington, April 8, 1942.

810.1541768a


[542] The Nicaraguan Minister for Foreign Affairs (Argüello), Temporarily in Washington, to the Under Secretary of State (Welles)

Washington, April 18, 1942.

817.154/236

The American Republics

  • Preface
  • Chile: (Documents 1-157)
    • Colombia: (Documents 158-259)
      • Costa Rica: (Documents 260-288)
        • Cuba: (Documents 289-387)
          • Dominican Republic: (Documents 388-389)
            • Ecuador: (Documents 390-451)
              • El Salvador: (Documents 452-454)
                • Guatemala: (Documents 455-473)
                  • Haiti: (Documents 474-488)
                    • Honduras: (Documents 489-491)
                      • Mexico: (Documents 492-534)
                        • Nicaragua: (Documents 535-542)
                          • Agreement by the United States to construct in Nicaragua a highway between San Benito and Rama (Documents 537-542)
                          • Panama: (Documents 543-592)
                            • Paraguay: (Documents 593-617)
                              • Peru: (Documents 618-649)
                                • Uruguay: (Documents 650-694)
                                  • Venezuela: (Documents 695-710)
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