Office of the Historian

Physical arrangements and appointment of delegations

[99] No. 99
Memorandum by the Acting Secretary of State

[Washington,] June 25, 1945.

740.00119 E. W./6–2545

[105] No. 105
The President to the Secretary of State

Independence, Missouri, June 27th, 1945.

For the full text of this letter, in which Truman accepted Stettinius’ resignation as Secretary of State, see Department of State Bulletin, vol. xiii, p. 15, from which source this extract is printed.

[106] No. 106
The Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Harriman) to the Secretary of State

Moscow, June 27, 1945—8 p.m.1

740.0011 EW/6–2745: Telegram

[107] No. 107
Memorandum by the United States Chiefs of Staff

[Washington,] 28 June 1945.

J. C. S. Files

[109] No. 109
Memorandum by the First Secretary of Embassy in the Soviet Union (Page)

[Moscow,] June 29, 1945.

Moscow Embassy Files—500 Berlin Conference

[112] No. 112
The Political Adviser in Germany (Murphy) to the Secretary of State ad interim

Hoechst, June 30, 1945—8 p.m.

740.00119 Control (Germany)/6–3045: Telegram

[113] No. 113
Prime Minister Churchill to President Truman

London, 1 July 1945.

Leahy Papers: Telegram

[118] No. 118
Department of State Memorandum

[Washington,] July 4, 1945.

740.00119 (Potsdam)/7–445

[121] No. 121
Prime Minister Churchill to President Truman

London, 4 July 1945.

Leahy Papers: Telegram

[122] No. 122
President Truman to Generalissimo Stalin

[Washington,] 5 July 1945.

Truman Papers: Telegram

[123] No. 123
The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in the United Kingdom (Winant)

Washington, July 5, 1945—10 a.m.

740.0011 EW/6–2945: Telegram

[124] No. 124
The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Harriman)

Washington, July 5, 1945—10 a.m.

740.0011 EW/7–545: Telegram

  1. Not received by the Department of State until 5 p.m., July 4.↩
  2. Obviously prepared after the conclusion of the Berlin Conference, but included here because of its relationship to the papers printed infra.↩