Office of the Historian

Political conditions in China; United States Army observer section sent to Communist territory; United States interest and concern regarding Kuomintang-Communist relations and negotiations 1

1. For previous correspondence on this general subject, see Foreign Relations, 1943, China, pp. 191 ff.

[526] The Appointed Ambassador in China (Hurley) to President Roosevelt

[Chungking,] 12 December, 1944.

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[529] The Appointed Ambassador in China (Hurley) to the Secretary of State

Chungking, December 13, 1944—9 a.m.
[Received December 28—2 p.m.]

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[530] The Appointed Ambassador in China (Hurley) to the Secretary of State

Chungking, December 13, 1944—4 p.m.
[Received 4:55 p.m.]

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[531] The Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Harriman) to President Roosevelt

[Moscow, December 15, 1944—8:20 p.m.]

Harriman Moscow Post File, Lot F 132: Telegram

[532] The Appointed Ambassador in China (Hurley) to the Secretary of State

Chungking, December 15, 1944.
[Received January 8, 1945.]

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[533] The Secretary of State to the Appointed Ambassador in China (Hurley)

Washington, December 16, 1944—9 p.m.

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[536] Memorandum of Conversation

[Chungking,] 19 December, 1944.

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[538] The Secretary of State to the Appointed Ambassador in China (Hurley)

Washington, December 20, 1944—8 p.m.

123 Hurley, Patrick J.: Telegram

[540] Mr. Mao Tse-tung to the Appointed Ambassador in China (Hurley)

[Yenan,] 24 December, 1944.

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[541] The Appointed Ambassador in China (Hurley) to the Secretary of State

Chungking, December 24, 1944.
[Received 12:10 p.m.]

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[543] Memorandum by the Second Secretary of Embassy in China (Davies)

Chungking , December 26, 1944.

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