Iran:
Contents
- Concern of the United States regarding the political situation in Iran;1 Tripartite Declaration regarding Iran of December 1, 1943 (Documents 361-442)
- Adherence by Iran to the United Nations Declaration; declaration of war by Iran on Germany (Documents 443-460)
- Negotiations to secure Soviet approval for assumption by the United States of operation of the southern section of the Trans-Iranian Railroad92 (Documents 461-482)
- Negotiations between the United States and Iran regarding proposed agreements covering the presence of United States troops in Iran21 (Documents 483-513)
- Iranian charges of misconduct on the part of American troops in Iran; complaint regarding certain action by American military authorities in southern Iran (Documents 514-528)
- Problems concerning the position of the American advisers in Iran;87 the Millspaugh Mission (Documents 529-593)
- Financial assistance by the United States to Iran (Documents 594-643)
- Proposed Lend-Lease agreement with Iran
- Agreement and supplementary exchange of notes between the United States and Iran regarding reciprocal trade
- Problems regarding the implementation of the Tripartite Food Agreement of December 4, 1942;8 Iranian representations concerning the supply of essential imports to Iran (Documents 644-666)
- Favorable attitude of the United States and Iranian Governments toward granting an American oil company a concession in Iran (Documents 667-673)
- Interest of the United States in the output of Iranian munitions factories and in the Iranian-Soviet Arms Agreement (Documents 674-682)
- For previous correspondence relating to this subject, see Foreign Relations, 1942, vol. iv, pp. 120 ff.↩
- For correspondence relating to the understanding with the British and Iranian Governments on this subject, see Foreign Relations, 1942, vol. iv, pp. 311 ff.; for a study of these problems by the Department of the Army, see T. H. Vail Motter, The Persian Corridor and Aid to Russia, in the series United States Army in World War II: The Middle East Theater (Washington, Government Printing Office, 1952), chapter X.↩
- For previous correspondence concerning the presence of United States troops in Iran, see Foreign Relations, 1942, vol. iv, pp. 311 ff.↩
- For previous correspondence, see Foreign Relations, 1942, vol. iv, pp. 222 ff.↩
- For previous correspondence, see Foreign Relations, 1942, vol. iv, pp. 155 ff.↩