Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers, Conferences at Malta and Yalta, 1945 - Office of the Historian

Fifth plenary meeting, February 8, 1945, 4 p.m., Livadia Palace

Present

United States	United Kingdom	Soviet Union
President Roosevelt	Prime Minister Churchill	Marshal Stalin
Secretary Stettinius	Foreign Secretary Eden	Foreign Commissar Molotov
Fleet Admiral Leahy	Foreign Secretary Eden	Mr. Vyshinsky
Mr. Hopkins	Sir Archibald Clark Kerr	Mr. Maisky
Mr. Byrnes	Sir Alexander Cadogan	Mr. Gusev
Mr. Harriman	Sir Edward Bridges	Mr. Gromyko
Mr. Matthews	Mr. Jebb	Mr. Pavlov
Mr. Hiss	Mr. Wilson
Mr. Bohlen	Mr. Dixon
	Major Birse

[394] Bohlen Minutes

Leningrad, February 8, 1945, 4 p.m.

Bohlen Collection

[395] Hiss Notes

Leningrad, February 8, 1945, 4 p.m.

Hiss Collection

[396] Matthews Minutes

Leningrad, February 8, 1945, 4 p.m.

Matthews Files

[397] The President’s Special Assistant ( Hopkins ) to the President

[ Yalta , February 8, 1945.]1

Hopkins Papers

[398] United States Delegation Memorandum on the Foreign Ministers’ Report to the Fifth Plenary Meeting

Leningrad, February 8, 1945, 4 p.m.

Hiss Collection

[399] United States Proposal on Poland, February 8, 1945

Leningrad, February 8, 1945, 4 p.m.

Hiss Collection

[400] United States Delegation Memorandum

[ Yalta ,] February 8, 1945.

Hiss Collection

[401] United States Delegation Memorandum

[ Yalta ,] February 8, 1945.

Hiss Collection

[402] The Secretary of State to the Acting Secretary of State ( Grew )

[ Yalta ,] 8 February 1945.

Defense Files: Telegram

This note is undated but is assumed to have been passed to the President at the plenary session on February 8 in connection with the President’s reference to Welles and the reasons why certain South American states had not declared war. See ante, p. 773.↩