Foreign Relations of the United States, Conferences at Washington and Quebec, 1943 - Office of the Historian

C. Special questions relating to Italy: peace feelers, surrender terms, declaration of Rome as an open city

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[265] Prime Minister Churchill to President Roosevelt

London, 3 August 1943.

Roosevelt Papers: Telegram

[266] Prime Minister Churchill to President Roosevelt

London, 4 August 1943.

Roosevelt Papers: Telegram

[267] Prime Minister Churchill to President Roosevelt

London, 4 August 1943.

Roosevelt Papers: Telegram

[268] Prime Minister Churchill to President Roosevelt

London, 4 August, 1943.

Roosevelt Papers: Telegram

[269] The British Foreign Secretary (Eden) to President Roosevelt

London, August 5, 1943.

740.00119 EW/8–643: Telegram

[270] Prime Minister Churchill to President Roosevelt

London,2 August 5, 1943.

Roosevelt Papers: Telegram

[271] The Legal Adviser (Hackworth) to the Secretary of State

[Washington,] August 5, 1943.

Hull Papers

[272] Memorandum by the Secretariat of the Combined, Civil Affairs Committee

August 5, 1943, 4:00 p.m.

J.C.S. Files

[273] The Joint Chiefs of Staff to the President

[Washington, August 5, 1943.]

J.C.S. Files

[274] The British Consul General at Barcelona (Farquhar) to the British Ambassador in Spain (Hoare)

[Barcelona, August 5, 1943.]

Roosevelt Papers: Telegram

[275] The British Consul General at Barcelona (Farquhar) to the British Ambassador in Spain (Hoare)

[Barcelona, August 5, 1943.]

Roosevelt Papers: Telegram

[276] The Assistant to the President’s Military Aide (Hammond) to the Secretary of State

Washington, August 6, 1943.

740.0011 EW/8–643

[277] The Joint Chiefs of Staff to the President

[Washington,] 6 August 1943.

J.C.S. Files

[278] The British Acting Consul General at Tangier (Watkinson) to the British Foreign Secretary (Eden)

Tangier, August 6, 1943.

Roosevelt Papers: Telegram

[279] The British Foreign Secretary (Eden) to the British Ambassador in the United States (Halifax)

London, August 6, 1943.

Roosevelt Papers: Telegram

[280] The Ambassador in Turkey (Steinhardt) to the Secretary of State

Ankara, August 6, 1943.

865.00/2143: Telegram

[281] The Chargé at Vatican City (Tittmann) to the Secretary of State

[Vatican City, August 6, 1943.]

740.0011 European War 1939/30612: Telegram

[282] The British Ambassador (Halifax) to the Secretary of State

Washington, August 8th, 1943.

740.0011 EW/8–843

[283] The British Ambassador (Halifax) to the Secretary of State

Washington, August 8th, 1943.

740.00119 EW/8–843

[284] The Minister in Switzerland (Harrison) to the Secretary of State

Bern, August 8, 1943.

740.00119 European War 1939/1567: Telegram

[285] The Under Secretary of State (Welles) to the Apostolic Delegate (Cicognani)

[Washington,] August 8, 1943.

740.0011 European War 1939/31288

[286] The Chargé at Vatican City (Tittmann) to the Secretary of State

[Vatican City, August 8, 1943.]

740.00119 European War 1939/1579: Telegram

[287] The British Ambassador (Halifax) to the Secretary of State

Washington, August 9th, 1943.

740.00119 EW/8–943

[288] Memorandum by the Under Secretary of State (Welles)

[Washington,] August 10, 1943.

740.00119 European War 1939/1596

[289] Prime Minister Churchill to President Roosevelt

London,2 11 August 1943.

Roosevelt Papers: Telegram

[290] President Roosevelt to the British Foreign Secretary (Eden)

[Washington,] August 11, 1943.

Roosevelt Papers: Telegram

[291] The Minister in Sweden (Johnson) to the Secretary of State

Stockholm, August 11, 1943.

740.0011 European War 1939/30658: Telegram

[292] Memorandum by the Secretariat of the Combined Civil Affairs Committee

August 12, 1943, 3 p.m.

J.C.S. Files

[293] The Minister in Switzerland (Harrison) to the Secretary of State

Bern, August 12, 1943.

740.0011 European War 1939/30659: Telegram

[294] The Chargé at Vatican City (Tittmann) to the Secretary of State

[Vatican City, August 12, 1943.]

740.0011 European War 1939/30711: Telegram

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Churchill had left London en route for Quebec on the evening of August 4, 1943, but the message was sent via London.↩
The message originated at Quebec but was apparently transmitted via London.↩