Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers, 1943, The British Commonwealth, Eastern Europe, the Far East, Volume III - Office of the Historian

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Contents

Visit of British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden in Washington, March 12–30, 19431 (Documents 1-30)
Problems relating to the Mutual Aid Program; acquisition of raw materials as reciprocal aid from the United Kingdom, Southern Rhodesia, and British Colonies; concern of the United States over British gold and dollar balances63 (Documents 31-61)
Discontinuance of discussions between the United States and the United Kingdom regarding feasibility of a more extensive trade agreement and related discussions with British Dominions71 (Documents 62-63)
Objections by the British Government to proposed establishment by the United States of a consulate at Bahrein (Documents 64-71)
Agreement between the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom regarding industrial diamonds, signed at London, March 26, 1943
Arrangement between the United States and the United Kingdom approving Memorandum of Understanding signed January 6, 1943, regarding apportioning of African asbestos
Agreement between the United States and the United Kingdom governing collaboration in atomic energy research and development

For an account of this visit from British sources, see Sir Llewellyn Woodward, British Foreign Policy in the Second World War (London, Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, 1962) pp. 437–441.↩
For previous correspondence on mutual aid, see Foreign Relations, 1942, vol. i, pp. 525 ff., and pp. 537 ff.; for related correspondence, see ibid., 1943, vol. i, pp. 1054 ff., and pp. 1099 ff.↩
For previous correspondence, see Foreign Relations, 1941, vol. iii, pp. 112 ff. For additional correspondence in 1943 regarding trade relations with Australia, see post, pp. 115 ff.↩