Iran:
Contents
- Elevation of the American Legation in Tehran and the Iranian Legation
in Washington to the status of Embassies (Documents 310-316)
- Policy of economic assistance by the United States to Iran; efforts to
implement the Tripartite Declaration Regarding Iran of December 1,
194312
(Documents 317-357)
- Problems regarding proposed agreement covering the presence of United
States troops in Iran;8 question
of disposal of United States military installations and equipment in
Iran (Documents 358-379)
- Representations by the United Kingdom for the assumption by the United
States of financial obligations in the operation of the Trans-Iranian
Railroad42
(Documents 380-398)
- Problems concerning the position of the American advisers in Iran; the
Millspaugh Mission72
(Documents 399-469)
- Attitude of the United States toward decision of the Iranian
Government to postpone all petroleum development negotiations;
representations to the Soviet Union regarding unfavorable Soviet
reaction48
(Documents 470-527)
- Representations to the United Kingdom and Iran regarding American
postwar civil air rights in Iran, especially at Abadan Island (Documents 528-542)
- Iranian representations with respect to increasing transportation
facilities for moving Iranian exports to the United States (Documents 543-544)
- For previous correspondence
concerning these subjects, see
Foreign Relations, 1943, vol.iv, pp. 561 ff. and pp. 319 ff., respectively; for text of Declaration issued at the Tehran Conference by President Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Churchill, and Soviet Premier Stalin, seeForeign Relations, The Conferences at Cairo and Tehran, 1943, p. 646.↩ - For previous
correspondence, see
Foreign Relations, 1943, vol.iv, pp. 453 ff.↩ - For previous
correspondence, see
Foreign Relations, 1943, vol.iv, pp. 437 ff.↩ - Continued from
Foreign Relations, 1943, vol.iv, pp. 510– 561.↩ - For previous
correspondence, see
Foreign Relations, 1943, vol.iv, pp. 625 ff.↩