Morocco:
Contents
- Consent by the United States, with reservations, to the application to
American protégés in the French Zone of Morocco of certain decrees in
furtherance of the war effort in North Africa1
(Documents 552-566)
- Concern of the United States that the war effort in North Africa
should not be hampered by agitation to alter the character of the French
Protectorate in Morocco21
(Documents 567-579)
- Representations to the Spanish authorities in Morocco regarding the
closing of the German Consulate General at Tangier and the expulsion of
Axis sabotage and espionage agents from the Spanish Zone of
Morocco (Documents 580-601)
- Interest of the United States in the termination of the Spanish
occupation of the International Zone of Tangier85
(Documents 602-608)
- For previous correspondence relating to the
protection of American treaty rights in Morocco, see
Foreign Relations, 1941, vol.iii, pp. 550 ff. and 586 ff.↩ - For previous
correspondence relating to the interest of the United States in the
political situation in Morocco, see
Foreign Relations, 1943, vol.iv, pp. 738 ff.↩ - For correspondence relating to the Spanish
occupation and control of the Tangier Zone, and reservation of
American rights therein, see
Foreign Relations, 1940, vol.iii, pp. 783 ff., andibid., 1941, vol.ii, pp. 586 ff.↩