Office of the Historian

Roosevelt Papers: Telegram

The Presidents Special Assistant (Hopkins) to the Soviet Foreign Commissar (Molotov)1

[Cairo,] 2 December 1943.

I did so much enjoy our conferences together2 and only hope that they may be continued. I am sure that the meeting between Marshal Stalin and the President has done infinite good in bringing our two countries closer together in War and in Peace. I do hope you have reached home safely. With my warmest regards.

Harry Hopkins
  1. Sent to the White House Map Room, via military channels, and forwarded by the Map Room to the Embassy at Moscow, via Navy channels.↩
  2. At Tehran.↩