Index

• Adriatic, 17
• Agenda, military, for Malta, 41, 426
• Agenda, military, for Yalta, 41, 424–425
• Agreements. see Treaties and other international acts.
• Air operations against Germany. see Germany, war against.
• Air operations against Japan. see Japan, war against.
• Alaska, 5
• Aleutian Islands, 392, 399
• Alexander, Field Marshal Sir Harold, 466, 487–488, 533, 598–600
• Alexandria, 13, 15, 31
• Alexandria Conference, xi
• Allen, George V., 339
• Allied Control Commissions (see also subhead under name of country), 43
• Allied Nations. see United Nations.
• Alushta, 550
• Amur River, 390–391, 394
• Anderson, Maj. Gen. Frederick L., 484, 487, 731
• Anti-Fascist Assembly of National Liberation of Yugoslavia. see Yugoslavia: Government.
• Antonov, Gen. Alexey I., 564, 574–575, 581, 583, 597–598, 600–605, 607, 640, 643–649, 651, 653, 655, 698, 758–760, 834, 836, 839–841
• Arciszewski, Tomasz, 950
• Argentina (see also Latin American States), 773, 783
• Argonaut (code name), 24, 27, 30, 33, 475, 482, 488, 504, 518, 530, 637, 800, 825
• Armaments control, international, 663, 673, 685
• Armistices. see Treaties and other international acts; see also subhead under name of country.
• Arnold, Gen. Henry H., 375, 496
• Associated Nations, 49, 52, 53
• Athens, 10–12, 15
• Atlantic City United Nations conference, 747
• Atomic bomb, plan for use, 383–384
• Atrocities (see also War criminals), Baltic States, 454
• Austria:
  • Air bases in, 647, 687
  • Allied Control Commission for, representation on, 137
  • Boundary revision, Austrian-Yugoslav, 505, 738, 741, 744, 815, 876, 880, 887, 939, 981
  • Germany, occupation of, 629
  • Military operations in, 365
  • Occupation zones, allocation of, 499, 507, 887
• Badoglio, Marshal Pietro, 433–434
• Balkan Federation, 876–877, 890; admission of Turkey, 876–877
• Balkan States:
  • Discussed at Moscow, 9
  • Economic stability, 235
  • Military operations in, 365
  • Policy toward, need for discussion, 17
  • Questions for consideration at Yalta, 237–265
  • Reconstruction, 234–236
  • Spheres of influence in, 103–106, 237
  • U. S. policy paper on, 234–238
• Baltic States:
  • Annexation by Soviet Union, 94
  • Atrocities in, alleged, 454
  • Military operations in, 365, 367, 368
  • Nationalism in, 455
• Batum, 19, 20
• Belgium (see also Northwest Europe):
  • Germany, occupation of, 616, 619, 628
  • Military aid for, 522–524
  • Rearmament of, 283
  • United Nations agreement on shipping control, 538–539
• Berlin, protocol on zones of occupation in Germany and administration of Greater Berlin, 118–123, 688
• Bessarabia, 95
• Bialystok Province, 669, 680
• Bidault, Georges, 285, 286, 307
• Bierut, Boleslaw, 206
• Black Sea area, 8–11, 14–15, 18–21
• Blakeslee, George H., 379
• Bloom, Sol, 795, 941
• Bogue, Robert W., 950
• Bohlen, Charles E., 37–38, 128, 574, 589, 660, 766, 771, 797, 842, 867, 897, 921, 925–926, 930–931, 974
• Bohlen Collection, note on, xvi–xvii
• Bomber offensive against Germany. see Germany, war against.
• Bonomi, Ivanoe, 266–276
• Borton, Hugh, 385
• Bremen-Bremerhaven enclave, 131, 198–201, 440, 592–593, 635, 638–639
• Bretton Woods Conference, 53, 747
• Bridges, Sir Edward, 931
• Briefing Book for Yalta, 41–42
• Briefing Book papers (U. S. policy papers):
  • Balkan States, reconstruction, 234–238
  • Bulgaria: Allied Control Council for, 238–240; principal problems, 240–242
  • China: Unification of, 356–358; unity of action in, 351–355
  • France: Rearmament of, 304–307; role of, 300–304
  • Germany: Political and economic treatment, 178–193, 307–309; reparations, 193–197
  • Greece, reparations claims against Bulgaria, 249–250
  • Hungary: Allied Control Council for, 238–240; principal problems, 242–245
  • Iran, U. S. policy on, 340–345
  • Italy, government, 276–283
  • Korea, postwar status, 358–361
  • Liberated areas, 102–103
  • Poland: Problems, 230–234; reconstruction, 234–236
  • Rumania: Allied Control Council for, 238–240; principal problems, 245–248
  • Security Council of United Nations Organization, 90
  • Soviet Union, proposed loan to, 324
  • Spheres of influence, 103–108
  • Trade policy, postwar, 325–327
  • Turkish Straits, 328–329
  • United Nations Organization: Dependent areas under, 92–93; states to be invited, 91–92
  • UNRRA and Soviet Union, relations between, 109–110
  • Voting procedure in United Nations Organization, 85–90
  • Yugoslavia, principal problems, 262–266
• British Chiefs of Staff (see also Combined Chiefs of Staff), agenda proposed for Combined Chiefs of Staff at Malta, 477–478
• British Dominions: Invitation to United Nations Organization, 927, 967; voting rights in United Nations Organization, 713–714, 722–723, 736, 743
• British Ministry of War Transport, 528
• Broadsword (code name), 833
• Brooke, Field Marshal Sir Alan, 467–468, 472–474, 476, 485–490, 516, 518, 530–534, 541–544, 546, 586, 595–601, 603–607, 636, 640, 644–645, 649, 652–653, 655, 750, 753, 800, 802
• Brown, Vice Adm. Wilson, 27–28
• Budapest area, airfields in, 647, 687, 767
• Bulgaria (see also Balkan States):
  • Allied Control Council for, representation on, 238–240, 513–514, 568, 738, 741, 744, 815, 882, 889–893, 939, 949, 965, 981; Soviet attitude on, 241, 566
  • Allied relations in, 240
  • Armistice with, 239–240, 877
  • Displaced persons in, 109–110
  • Greece, relations with, 241–242
  • Internal politics, 214
  • Reparations: Greek claims, 249–250, 876–877, 882, 891–893, 939, 965, 981; Yugoslav claims, 892–893
  • Soviet attitude toward, 453
  • U. S. policy papers on, 238–242
  • Yugoslavia: Alliance with, 453, 876–877, 881–882, 890–891, 939, 964, 981; relations with, 241–242, 876–877, 881–882, 890–891, 939, 981
• Bull, Maj. Gen. Harold R., 466, 469–471, 474, 481, 527, 602, 648–649
• Burma (see also Southeast Asia Command): Liberation of, 833; military operations in, 365–366
• Byrnes, James F., xiii, 609, 799, 989
• Cabinet Committee on Germany, 160, 162
• Cadogan, Sir Alexander, 499–500, 504–506, 737, 743
• Caffery, Jefferson, 292, 296, 299, 948
• Cairo Declaration of Dec. 1, 1943, 386
• Canada, United Nations agreement on shipping control, 538–539
• Canada-United States boundary, absence of fortification, 904, 910, 916
• Cannon, Cavendish W., 274
• Cargo shipping. see Shipping, cargo.
• Cartel practices, submission of statement of policy on, 326
• Catoctin, U.S.S., 27, 550
• Censorship code, 37–38
• Chiang Kai-shek (see also China: Unification), 346–350
• Chile (see also Latin American States), 954
• China:
  • Allied policy toward, 352–354
  • Boundary revision, 357, 952
  • Commerce and navigation, proposed treaty with United States, 357
  • Communist troops, plan for use of, 349
  • Concern over, 5
  • Cultural cooperation, U. S. policy toward, 358
  • Dairen, internationalization of, 894–897
  • Economic development, U. S. policy toward, 357–358
  • Financial assistance, U. S. policy toward, 358
  • Japan, surrender ultimatum to, 826
  • Korea, trusteeship for, 770
  • League of Nations, termination of, 49, 50
  • Lend-Lease shipments to, 355
  • Manchurian railways, Soviet use of, 378, 769, 894–897, 984
  • Military aid to, 352, 354–355, 483, 544–546, 565, 652–653, 830
  • Military operations in, 544–546, 652–654
  • Military situation, review of, 351
  • Outer Mongolia, status quo for, 895–896, 984
  • Political situation, summary of, 346–351
  • Port Arthur, lease of, 894–897, 984
  • Questions for discussion at Yalta, 346–358
  • Relations with neighbor nations, 357
  • Return of Hong Kong to, 664–665, 676, 769
  • Scientific cooperation, U. S. policy toward, 358
  • Sino-Soviet pact of friendship and alliance, 896, 984
  • Soong conversations in Moscow, 961
  • Soviet Union, need for cooperation with, 356–357
  • Soviet Union military forces, probable use in, 351
  • Soviet Union, relations with in Korea and in Manchuria, 952
  • Technical assistance, U. S. policy toward, 358
  • Territorial trusteeships, 49, 75
  • Trade, promotion of, U. S. policy toward, 358
  • Unification, need for, 16, 43, 346–351, 355, 357, 502, 566, 569, 771, 920–921, 949–950, 952–953
    • Hurley report on, 346–351
    • U. S. policy toward, 350–358
  • United Nations Organization:
    • Consultation with regard to United Nations conference, 738, 743–744, 793–794, 810, 812, 819, 876, 880, 885–886, 901, 914, 932, 934, 940, 943, 945, 947, 971, 974
    • Issuance of invitations, 91, 504–505
    • Voting procedure in, position on, 50, 51
  • U. S. policy papers on, 351–358
• Chinese Eastern Railroad. see Manchurian railways.
• Chou En-lai, 346–350
• Churchill, Winston S., 7, 10, 12–19, 21, 23–29, 31–35, 38–40, 159, 206–207, 216, 225–226, 267, 271, 284, 286–287, 289, 291, 328, 336, 362, 400, 480, 508, 511, 525, 540–546, 574–575, 577–580, 584–588, 590, 612–619, 621–623, 625–633, 659–660, 663–668, 671–676, 678, 681, 710–711, 713–715, 717–718, 720–726, 753, 773–776, 778–779, 781–791, 798, 825–827, 834, 843–857, 897, 899–918, 921–924, 926–929, 962–963, 966–967
• Ciechanowski, Jan, 207–209, 288
• Civilians, liberated. see Nationals.
• Clayton, William L., 318
• Combined Chiefs of Staff (see also British Chiefs of Staff; United States Joint Chiefs of Staff):
  • Agenda for Malta, 463, 477–478
  • Attendance at conferences, 22
  • Bremen-Bremerhaven enclave, 131, 635
  • China Theater: Military aid for, 489–490, 517–518, 524–525, 652–653; plans for military operations, 544–546
  • Final report of, 753, 800, 827–833
  • First formal meeting (1942), 467
  • Germany, occupation of, allocation of zones, 635–636
  • Germany, war against:
    • Air operations, plans for, 516–517, 598–603, 640–645
    • Artillery, plans for use, 602–603
    • Cargo shipping for, 530–531, 534, 541, 635, 750–751
    • Coordination of Allied efforts, 595–601, 641–645
    • Intelligence, exchange of, 646–647
    • Liaison, plans for, 603–605, 637
    • Liberated areas: Health measures in, 534; military aid for, 636
    • Mediterranean Theater, military plans for, 485–488, 492–493, 542–543, 597–601, 832–833
    • Northwest Europe, military plans for, 464–467, 469–474, 488, 490, 496, 522, 541–542, 595–601
    • Movements of hostile forces, 648–649
    • Movements of hostile forces from Norway, 601–602
    • Naval operations, plans for, 476–477, 490, 521–522, 533, 541, 605–606
    • Offensives, plans for, 645–646
    • Petroleum supply levels, maintenance of, 531, 635, 750
    • Postwar work, 826
    • Prisoners of war, reciprocal agreement on, 751–752, 754–757
    • Southeast Asia Command, directive to, 833
    • Soviet air bases for British use, 648
    • Soviet cooperation in operations, 474–475
    • Soviet requests for shipping, 520
    • Terminal date, planning for, 476, 478–480, 488, 606–607, 635
    • U-boat bases, plans for bombing, 495–496
    • United Nations forces, military aid for, 530, 636
    • U. S. air units, transfer of, 475–476, 486, 531–533
    • Vienna-Budapest area, U. S. air bases in, 647, 687, 767
    • V-weapons, use in counterattacks, 468–469
  • India-Burma Theater: Military aid for, 489–490, 517; military operations in, 543–546
  • Japan, war against:
    • Air operations, plans for, 650–651
    • Cargo shipping for, 651
    • Military operations, plans for, 494–495, 518–521, 650–651, 652–654
    • Naval operations, plans for, 518–521, 650–651, 654
    • Pacific Theater, directive to, 495
    • Statement relative to war with Japan, 6, 8, 362
  • Malta: Agreement to meet daily at, 467; directed to attend conference, 32–33; proposed attendance at conference, 29, 31–32
  • Sevastopol, proposed meetings at, 29, 31–32
  • Southeast Asia Command, plans for military operations, 517
  • Yalta, arrival at, 27
  • Yugoslav Army of National Liberation, military aid to, 543
• Combined Shipping Adjustment Board 528
• Combined shipping staffs report, 690
• Connally, Tom, 96, 795, 941
• Considine, William S., 383
• Constantinople, proposed as site for conference, 13
• Control Staff of Allied Council, 126
• Conventions. see Treaties and other international acts.
• Convoys. see Shipping. Cooke, Adm. Charles M., Jr., 27, 496, 562–563
• Coordinating Committee of Allied Control Council, 126
• Cricket (code name), 35, 463, 531, 591, 592
• Crimea: Destruction in, 571; proposed as site for conference, 20
• Crimea Conference. see Yalta Conference.
• Crowley, Leo T., 316
• Cunningham, Admiral of the Fleet Sir Andrew, 476–477, 490, 521–522, 577, 580, 588, 601, 606
• Curzon Line, 95, 202–208, 230, 233, 509, 510–511, 667–669, 677–678, 680, 716–718, 725, 777, 779, 787–788, 792, 804, 869, 898–899, 903, 905, 907, 912, 938, 953, 954, 973, 974, 980, 989
• Cyprus, proposed as site for conference, 10–12
• Czechoslovakia (see also Eastern Europe):
  • Germany, partition of, 220
  • Hungary, Allied Control Council for, 891–892
  • Polish Committee of National Liberation, 507
  • Ruthenian National Committee, 452
  • Sudeten Germans, 220
  • Transit of personnel and supplies to, 109–110
  • Dairen, lease of, 378, 768–769, 894–897, 984
• Daniels, Jonathan W., 946, 956, 962
• Danubian Federation, 160
• Dardanelles Expedition, World War I, 904–905, 910–911, 917
• Dardanelles, Straits of. see Turkish Straits.
• Darlan, Adm. Jean Louis Xavier François, 431
• Deane, Maj. Gen. John R., 8, 366–374, 394, 413, 447, 563, 593–594, 733–734, 762
• Declaration by United Nations, 735, 737, 742, 746, 772–775, 782, 784–785, 791–792, 794, 797
• Declaration of Moscow, Nov. 1, 1943, 282, 409
• Declaration on Iran, 332, 335, 337, 341, 343, 665, 684, 738–740, 741, 744–746, 748, 749
• Declaration on Liberated Europe, 848–849, 853–854, 856, 860–863, 868, 873, 878, 882, 884, 899, 909, 913, 918, 919, 935, 946, 948, 971–972, 977
• Defense files, note on, xviii
• DeGaulle, Gen. Charles, 284–309, 443, 572
• Denmark:
  • British desire for declaration on, 507
  • Invitation to United Nations conference, 774–775, 784–785
  • Military operations in, 601–602
  • World War II status, 949
• Dependencies. see Dependent areas; Territorial trusteeships.
• Dependent areas:
  • Categories of, 92
  • Churchill’s views on, 844
  • United Nations Charter, 818, 844, 944, 977
  • U. S. policy on, 92
• Detroit Edison Company, 555
• Displaced persons in Rumania and Bulgaria, UNRRA aid to, 109–110
• Documents, intradelegation, note on, xvi
• Documents, note on, xv–xvi
• Dumbarton Oaks conversations, 44–93
• Duncan, Rear Adm. Donald B., 484, 528, 593, 732
• Dunn, James C., 47, 283, 427
• Durbrow, Elbridge, 418
• EAC files, note on, xviii
• Early, Stephen, 941, 943, 946, 956, 962
• Eastern Europe:
  • Air operations, plans for, 598–600, 602–603, 637, 640–645, 647, 687, 689–690, 760, 767, 800–801, 837, 838–839, 992
  • Military operations, plans for, 474–475, 478–480, 571, 574–575, 578, 581–583, 587, 597–601, 602–603, 645–646, 648–649, 835–836, 839–841
  • Relief activities. see United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.
  • Soviet conduct in, 505–506
  • Soviet objectives in, 80, 94, 159–160
  • U. S. policy, 42
• Eaton, Charles A., 795, 941
• Ecuador (see also Latin American States), 952, 954
• Eden, Anthony, 272, 274, 491, 498–508, 511, 525, 609–610, 619, 624, 626, 630, 656–658, 664, 676, 691, 693, 700–706, 734–738, 740–745, 772, 782, 786, 804–806, 808–813, 846, 851, 854, 857, 867–869, 872–882, 897, 899–901, 903, 905–907, 912, 914–919, 927–928, 932–933, 964
• EE files, note on, xvii
• Egypt:
  • Invitation to United Nations conference, 774, 784
  • Popular elections, 847, 853
  • Proposed as site for conference, 14, 19
  • Suez Canal, return of, 664–665, 676
  • United Nations Organization, voting procedure, 664–665, 673, 676
• Emergency European High Commission, 566, 568, 569–570
  • Announcement of, 97–98, 99–100
  • Declaration on Liberated Europe, 98–99, 899, 908, 913, 918–919, 935, 946, 948, 971, 972, 977
  • Functions and scope, 96–108
  • Location, 100
  • Organization, 100–101
  • Proposals for, 96–108, 444, 502–503
  • Representation on, 43
  • Sessions, length of, 93–94
  • Termination, 100
• England. see United Kingdom.
• EUR files, note on, xvii
• Europe:
  • Coalition governments, 94
  • Liberated Europe, declaration on, 98–99, 899, 908, 913, 918–919, 935, 946, 948, 971–972, 977
  • Provisional Security Council for, 93–95
• European Advisory Commission, 441, 511–512, 619, 621, 700–702, 704–707, 710–711, 718, 729
  • Administration, tripartite, 619, 624
  • Control machinery for Germany, 156
  • Coordination of policy, 511–512
  • Establishment and composition, 110
  • French proposals regarding treatment of Germany, 507
  • French representation on, 425, 618–619, 624
  • Partition of Germany, study of, 657–658, 700, 704–706
  • Surrender of Germany, draft instrument for, 110–118
  • Surrender terms agreed on, 113
• European Advisory Council. see European Advisory Commission.
• European Theater, transfer of troops from, 828
• Executive Secretariat files, note on, xvii
• Export-Import Bank, 236
• Far East, Soviet war aims in, 768–770
• Far East, war in. see Japan, war against.
• Far Eastern Railroad, Soviet, 369, 373
• FEC files, note on, xviii
• Finland, 365, 368, 892, 901
• Fisheries Convention between Soviet Union and Japan, Jan. 23, 1928, 386
• Fite, Katherine B., 402
• Flying bombs, 468–469.
• Foreign Ministers: Future meetings of, 940, 948, 974–975; proposed meeting prior to Yalta, 31–33
• Fosdick, Dorothy, 96
• France (see also Northwest Europe; Western Europe):
  • Austria, Allied Control Council for, representation on, 425, 499, 507
  • Curzon Line, 669, 680
  • Declaration on Liberated Europe, 873, 878, 882–884, 899, 908, 913, 918–919, 935, 945, 948, 971, 972, 977
  • Emergency High Commission for Europe, representation on, 43, 502–503
  • European Advisory Commission, representation on, 425, 618–619, 624, 634
  • Germany:
    • Allied Control Council for, representation on, 299–300, 301, 303, 307–309, 425, 440, 619, 628–630, 634, 701–702, 704–707, 709–710, 718–719, 729, 899–900, 908, 913, 927, 930, 933, 936–937, 948, 951, 961, 970–971, 978
    • Boundary revision, 16–17, 297–298, 308–309, 572, 616, 625
    • Communist-controlled movements in, fear of, 956–957
    • Occupation zones, allocation of, 285–286, 293–295, 297, 300, 302–303, 499, 573, 613, 616–619, 628–630, 634, 660, 672, 701–702, 704–707, 709–710, 711, 718, 729, 936–937, 948, 951, 961, 970–971, 978
    • Political and economic treatment, 299–301, 303–304, 307–309, 507
    • Reparations, 874–875, 879–880, 882
    • Reprisals, warning on, 955–956
  • Germany, war against, 617, 618, 629, 633 732
  • Indochina, 770, 957
  • Internal politics and parties, 309, 923
  • League of Nations, 666–667, 676
  • Lend-Lease to, 139–140
  • Military aid for, 522–524, 572
  • Postwar role, 283–309, 617, 629, 660, 672
  • Rearmament of, 283–299, 304–307
  • Rhineland, views on, 298, 308–309
  • Support of by United Kingdom, 572
  • Surrender instrument for Germany, agreement on, 113
  • Transfer of U. S. air units to, 526–527, 531–533, 732
  • Treaties: Declaration on Liberated Europe, 848–849, 853–856, 860–863, 868; Franco-Soviet mutual assistance pact, 288–292, 453, 617, 629
  • United Nations Organization:
    • Consultation with in regard to invitations to conference, 738, 743–744, 793–794, 810, 812, 819, 876, 880, 885, 886, 901, 914, 932, 934, 940, 943, 945, 947, 971, 974
    • Membership in, 82
    • Security Council, permanent seat on, 90
    • Sponsor for conference, 504–505, 567
  • U. S. policy papers on, 300–307
  • Wilson’s proposed covenant for security of, 79
  • Yalta Conference, representation at, 16, 295–298, 300, 618
• Gallman, Waldemar J., 331
• Geneva, proposed as site for United Nations conference, 54
• Geneva Convention, 697
• German labor, use of. see Germany: Reparations.
• Germany (see also Northwest Europe):
  • Agreement on control machinery for, 124–127, 128–133, 156, 163–165, 178–190, 446
  • Allied Control Council:
    • Composition and functions, 125, 156
    • Economic problems presented by, 130–132
    • French proposals, 299–300, 307–309, 425, 619, 628–630, 634, 701–702, 704–707, 709–710, 718–719, 729, 899, 900, 908, 913, 927, 930, 933, 936–937, 948, 951, 961, 970–971, 978
    • Military commanders, extent of authority, 131–132, 156
    • Military government, directive to SCAEF, 143–155, 181–182
    • Military missions, 127
    • Netherlands, possible claim to representation, 618–619
    • Objectives proposed by United States, 162
    • Protocol on, 956, 958, 970–971, 978
    • Soviet–United Kingdom agreement on, 137, 156
    • Soviet Union representation, 965
    • Soviet views on, 130–132, 156
    • Subordinate body, 619
    • Tripartite administration, 619, 624
    • Trustee obligation placed on United States, 132–133
    • U. S. views, 130–133, 136–137, 160–163, 301, 303, 440
  • Allied prisoners of war in, 147, 506
  • Armistice, Italian participation in, 280
  • Banks, control of, 151
  • Boundary revision:
    • French-German, 16–17, 308–309, 572, 616, 625
    • Polish-German, 232, 509, 613, 625, 677, 680, 716–718, 720, 725–726, 777, 779, 787, 792, 869, 870, 898–899, 903, 905–907, 911–913, 917–918, 938, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989
    • U. S. views on, 179, 188–189, 505, 509, 510–511, 568
  • Ceremonies in, control of, 149
  • Civil government, control of, 182–183
  • Civil officials, appointment of, 147
  • Civilian relief, 154
  • Communications facilities, control of, 152, 157–159
  • Communist-controlled movements, 956–957
  • Court officials, detention of, 145
  • Courts, control of, 147
  • Currency, control of, 149–152
  • Demilitarization, 96, 146, 147, 157–159, 287, 620, 625, 627, 630–631, 700, 704
  • Denazification of, 146, 157–159, 181–182
  • Determined principal enemy, 650, 653
  • Diplomatic officials, recall of, 148
  • Educational system, control of, 148–149, 157–159, 183–184
  • European Advisory Commission, agreements in, 110–118
  • Exchange rates, control of, 149–152
  • Financial policies toward, 149–152
  • Foreign trade, control of, 158–159
  • Free Germany movement, 453–454
  • Government records, preservation of, 146
  • Health services, control of, 154
  • Industry, control of, 155, 158–159
  • Internees, release of, 147
  • Japanese government officials, detention of, 148
  • Legal documents, preservation of, 153
  • Legal tender, control of, 149–152
  • Loans from United States, 621, 631–632
  • Military government, directive to SCAEF, 143–155, 162–163
  • Minorities in, 189–190, 568
  • National wealth, control of, 155, 158–159, 620, 630
  • Nazi Party, dissolution of, 146, 157–159, 181–182
  • Nazi Party officials, detention, 145–149
  • Neutral nationals, registration of, 148
  • Occupation zones, allocation of, 285–286, 293–295, 297, 300, 302–303, 498–499, 515, 573, 592–593, 611–616, 619, 624–625, 628–630, 634–636, 637–639, 660, 672, 701–702, 705–707, 709–710, 718, 729, 936–937, 948, 951, 956, 958, 961, 970–971 978
    • Protocol on, 118–123, 688
    • U. S. participation, duration of, 617, 628, 660, 672
  • Oil production, effect of bombing on, 577, 586
  • Partition of, 135, 157, 159–160, 161–163, 187, 612–616, 624–628, 633, 656–660, 700–701, 704, 706, 709, 809, 812, 874–875, 880, 885, 936, 947, 978
  • Pensions, payment prohibited, 152
  • Periodicals, control of, 149
  • Political and economic treatment, 9, 17, 43, 134–139, 141–142, 149–159, 161–163, 186–188, 190–193, 199, 299–304, 307–309, 446, 503–504, 566, 568, 609–610; U. S. policy papers on, 178–193
  • Political prisoners, release of, 146
  • Political reconstruction, 186–188
  • Press: Control of, 157–159; freedom of, 147
  • Propaganda, control of, 148, 157–159
  • Property, control of, 42, 153, 197
  • Public information, control of, 183
  • Railroad gauges, conversion of, 575, 583–584
  • Reconstruction, directive to SCAEF, 152–154
  • Reichsbank, designated as agent, 151
  • Relief activities, 154
  • Religion, freedom of, 147, 184
  • Reparations, 158–159, 177–178, 193–197, 610, 612, 618, 619, 621–624, 630–633, 702–710, 738, 741, 807–809, 812, 814, 816, 822, 843–844, 859, 874–875, 879–880, 882, 885, 901–903, 909–910, 914–916, 920–922, 927, 933, 937, 947, 971, 978–979, 982–984; U. S. policy papers on, 193–197
  • Reprisals, French warning on, 955–956
  • Rhineland, internationalization of, 625
  • Speech, freedom of, 147
  • Standard of living, 158–159
  • Surrender instrument, 110–118, 656–658, 660, 700, 704, 709, 947, 958, 961, 978–979
  • Surrender terms, 113, 612–613, 615, 624–627
  • Taxes, discriminatory, abolition of, 152
  • Treaty of Non-Aggression between Germany and Soviet Union, 925
  • U. S. policy papers on, 178–197, 307–309
  • War criminals, 145–149, 634
• Germany, war against:
  • Agenda, military, for discussion at Malta, 426
  • Agenda, military, for discussion at Yalta, 424
  • Air operations, plans for, 576–577, 586, 596–597
  • Cargo shipping, control of, 534–538, 576, 585, 635, 730–731, 750–751, 831, 989
  • Coordination of Allied efforts, 579, 587–588, 595–601, 641–645
  • Eastern Europe:
    • Air operations, plans for, 598–600, 602–603, 637, 689–690, 760, 767, 800–801, 837–839, 992
    • Artillery, plans for use, 602–603
    • Military operations, plans for, 365, 367–368, 571–572, 574–575, 578, 581–583, 597–601, 645–646
    • Soviet military superiority, 578, 587
    • Soviet naval support, 577, 580, 588
  • Estimate of military situation, 490
  • France, military effort, 617–618, 629, 633
  • France, transfer of air units to, 732, 832–833
  • German divisional strength, 578, 587
  • German oil production, effects of bombing on, 577, 586
  • Germany as first objective, 535
  • Greece, transfer of troops to, 832–833
  • Industrial targets, effects of bombing on, 731–733
  • Intelligence, exchange of, 646–647, 826
  • Liaison, plans for, 603–605
  • Mediterranean Theater:
    • Air operations, plans for, 526–527, 598–600
    • Military operations, plans for, 482–483, 485–488, 492–493, 516–517, 542–543, 583, 586, 597–601, 800
    • Movement of enemy forces, 648–649
    • Naval operations, plans for, 605–606
    • Northern Europe, review of air operations, 601–602
  • Northwest Europe:
    • Air operations, plans for, 598–600, 602–603
    • Military operations, plans for, 364–365, 366–368, 469–474, 488, 522, 541–542, 571–572, 575–577, 584–585, 595–603, 645–646
    • Norway, movement of hostile forces from, 601–602
  • Over-all air plans, 367, 640–645
  • Over-all strategic concept, 534–538, 827
  • Pacific, movement of troops to, 828–829
  • Petroleum supply levels, 750, 831
  • Review of military operations, 760, 850, 855, 969–970
  • SCAEF, plans of and directives to, 162, 464–467, 469–474, 481–482, 485, 496, 828–829
  • Southeastern Europe, surveys of bomb damage, 767
  • Soviet bases for British use, 648
  • Soviet forces, progress of, 570
  • Soviet coordination of efforts, 95, 474–475, 533
  • Soviet press claims, 451
  • Soviet strategic air force, 733
  • States associated with United Nations, 748
  • Submarine installations, operations against, 476–477, 484, 490, 495–496, 521–522, 527–528, 533, 541, 577, 580, 588, 828
  • Terminal date, plans for, 476, 478–480, 482, 488, 592, 606–607, 635, 731, 830–831
  • Transport shipping, control of, 730–731, 831
  • U. S. air units, transfer of, 475–476, 486
  • Vienna-Budapest area, airfields in, 647, 687, 767
  • V-weapons attacks, 468–469, 731–733
• Gildersleeve, Virginia C., 795, 941
• Governments, interim, 103, 231
• Great Britain. see United Kingdom. Greece (see also Balkan States):
  • Allied Control Council for, proposed, 94
  • Bulgaria:
    • Allied Control Council for, representation on, 891–892
    • Relations with, 241–242
    • Reparations claims against, 249–250, 876–877, 882, 891–893, 939, 965, 981
  • Collaborationists in, 960–961
  • Economy, ruin of, 249
  • Government, interim, 782, 790–791
  • Military aid for, 522–524, 752–753, 831–832, 849, 954
  • National Liberation Front (EAM), 507
  • Nationalism in, 433
  • Political problems, 432–435, 438
  • Popular elections, 847, 853, 857
  • Relief and rehabilitation, 249–250
  • United Nations agreement on shipping control, 538–539
  • U. S. policy paper on, 249–250
• Grenade (code name), 466, 469, 485, 492, 516
• Grew, Joseph C., 37, 101, 113, 118, 227, 260, 261, 275–276, 299, 321, 323, 418, 449, 507, 515, 538, 697, 756, 794, 943, 949, 951–956, 958–961, 995
• Gromyko, Andrey A., 334, 609
• Groves, Lt. Gen. Leslie R., 383–384
• Gusev, Fedor T., 110–127
• Hackworth, Green H., 402, 408
• Hainan. see Japan, war against.
• Halifax, The Earl of, 259, 267, 271, 274
• Handbook on the Kurile Islands, 380
• Harriman, Kathleen, 37, 799
• Harriman, W. Averell, xiii, 3, 4–6, 7, 20–23, 25, 30, 33, 36–37, 58, 60–61, 63–64, 66, 176, 204–205, 214, 219, 227, 310, 313, 321, 330, 361–364, 368, 370, 378, 395, 413, 415–416, 449, 480, 565, 567, 807, 814, 894, 896, 989, 992
• Hickerson, John D., 93–96
• Hiss, Alger, 44, 77, 502, 569, 671, 705, 721, 742, 782, 811, 816, 823, 855, 878, 882, 912, 926, 931, 934, 940, 945, 950, 990, 994
• Hiss Collection, note on, xvii
• Holland. see Netherlands.
• Hong Kong, 664–665, 676, 769
• Hopkins, Harry L., 6, 39, 422, 633, 634, 686, 729, 791, 920
• Hopkins papers, note on, xvii
• Hot Springs conference, 53, 747
• Hull, Cordell, 106–107, 795, 922, 941
• Hungary (see also Eastern Europe):
  • Allied Control Council for, representation on, 238–240, 244–245, 513–514, 566, 568, 738, 741, 744, 891–892, 949
  • Armistice with, 30–31, 239, 243, 245, 445, 892, 901
  • Boundary revision, 243
  • Government, 244, 453
  • Independence, U. S. interest in, 244
  • Military operations in, 365, 367, 368
  • Oil refineries, 243
  • Political and economic treatment, 242–245
  • Reparations, 244
  • U. S. air bases in, 647, 687, 767
  • U. S. interest in, 42, 243
  • U. S. policy papers on, 238–240, 242–245
• Hurley, Maj. Gen. Patrick J., 346, 960
• Iceland, 774, 784
• Implicit, U. S. S., 550
• Incessant, U. S. S., 550
• Incredible, U. S. S., 550
• India, 747
• India-Burma Theater: Military aid for, 483, 489–490, 517, 524–525, 830; military operations in, 543–546, 652–654
• Indochina:
  • Military operations in, 566, 957
  • Relations with China, 357
  • Shipping for French troops, 770
  • Trusteeship for, 770
• Inter-Allied Governing Authority, 126
• Interim United Nations Council, 96
• International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 236
• International Civil Aviation Conference, 959
• International tribunals under UNO, 45, 49, 76, 78, 407, 663, 673, 686
• International trusteeships, 434, 567
  • Indochina, 770
  • Karafuto, 387–388
  • Korea, 770
• Internees. see Nationals.
• Interpreters at Yalta, 30
• Ireland, 774, 784, 959, 960
• Iran:
  • Allied relations with, 436–437, 443
  • Censorship in, 340, 343–344
  • Economic assistance to, 749
  • News media in, 344
  • Oil concessions, 43, 67, 329–348, 454, 500–501, 568, 738–741, 744–746, 748, 810, 813, 815, 820, 825, 845, 860, 877, 882, 930, 933, 982
  • Port, international, in, 333
  • Propaganda attacks on, 331–332
  • Railways, 340, 344
  • Resources, 715, 719, 725
  • Sovereignty, U. S. interest in, 340
  • Supply of Soviet Union through, 748
  • Territorial trusteeship for, 340, 344
  • Treaties: British-Soviet-Iranian Treaty, Jan. 29, 1942, 332, 819; declaration on Iran, 332, 335, 337, 341, 343, 738–741, 744–746, 748–749
  • U. S. mission in, 341, 444
  • U. S. policy paper on, 340–345
  • Withdrawal of troops from, 566, 739–741, 744–746, 748, 810, 813, 815, 819, 825, 845, 860, 877, 882, 933, 982
• Italy:
  • Allied Control Commission, 278
  • Armies, future use of, 28
  • Armistice agreement, 279
  • Badoglio government, 268
  • Boundary revision, Italian-Yugoslav-Austrian, 738, 741, 744, 815, 876, 880, 887–889, 939, 964, 981
  • Cabinet crisis, 266–283, 430–434, 435
  • Civil war in, Allied course in event of, 282–283
  • Colonies, disposition of, 282
  • Committee on National Liberation, 280
  • Communiqué on Cabinet crisis, 431–433, 435
  • Defascistization of, 282
  • Demilitarization of, 282, 431
  • German armistice, participation in, 280
  • Government, recognition of, 283
  • House of Savoy, support of, 281–282
  • Japan, possible role against, 281
  • Popular elections, 280–281, 847, 853
  • Questions for discussion at Yalta, 266–283
  • Reconstruction problems, 958, 963–964
  • Relief and rehabilitation, 278–279
  • Spheres of influence in, 277
  • United Nations conference, invitation to, 280, 774, 784
  • U. S. policy paper on, 276–283
• Italy, war in, 365–366
• Jackson Report, 403
• Japan:
  • Declared aggressor by Soviet Union, 454
  • Demilitarization, proposals, 96
  • Karafuto, friction over, 385–388, 896, 984
  • Kuriles, friction over, 381, 896, 984
  • Montreux Convention, role in, 903–904, 910, 916
  • Officials in Germany, detention of, 148
  • Postwar treatment, discussion of, 28
  • Surrender ultimatum, 826
  • Treaties:
    • Convention of Friendship and Economic Cooperation with Soviet Union, Jan. 20, 1925, 385–386
    • Fisheries Convention between Soviet Union and Japan, Jan. 23, 1928, 386
    • Soviet-Japanese Pact of March 30, 1944, concerning Japanese Concessions in Northern Sakhalin, 386
    • Treaty of Portsmouth, 1905, 385
• Japan, war against:
  • Agenda, military, for discussions, 393–394, 425, 426
  • Air operations, plans for, 369, 371–373, 375–376, 383–384, 390–394, 396, 398, 496–497, 526, 650–651, 766
  • Aleutian Islands as Soviet naval base, 392 399
  • Amur River ports, 390–391, 394
  • Atomic bomb, memorandum on use, 383–384
  • Cargo shipping, control of, 594, 651, 750–751, 761–762, 831
  • China:
    • Military aid for, 483, 489–490, 517–518, 524–525, 830
    • Military operations in, 544–546, 652–654
    • Unity in prosecution of war, 920–921, 949–950, 952–953
  • Far East, airfields in, 837–838
  • Far Eastern Railroad, role of, 369, 373
  • India–Burma Theater: Military aid for, 483, 489–490, 517, 524–525, 830; military operations, plans for, 652–654
  • Indochina, military operations in, 957
  • Intelligence, exchange of, 841
  • Italy, possible role in, 281
  • Java. see Southeast Asia Command.
  • Kamchatka, airfields in, 373, 759, 763–766, 836, 840
  • Karafuto, importance of, 386, 759, 763–764, 835, 840
  • Komsomolsk-Nikolaevsk area, airfields in, 764–766, 835–837, 840
  • Kuriles, importance of, 379–383
  • Military operations, plans for, 6, 8, 362, 364–379, 383–384, 388–400, 495, 518–521, 534–538, 570, 650–651, 827–829, 830, 835–836, 840
  • Naval operations, plans for, 377–378, 390–392, 518–521, 650–651, 654
  • Okhotsk ports for supply, 390–391, 394, 396–397
  • Pacific, transfer of troops to, 828
  • Petroleum supply levels, 750
  • Petropavlovsk, airfields in, 370, 373, 375–376, 390, 392, 398
  • Siberia, airfields in, 393, 395, 398, 399, 594, 733–734, 758, 760, 763–764, 836–837, 840
  • Southeast Asia Command: Directive to, 830, 833; military operations in, 494–495, 517, 543–546
  • Soviet Union:
    • Military aid from, 371–372
    • Participation in operations, 80, 95, 351–352, 361–400, 501–502, 593–594, 698–699, 759, 768–769, 835–836, 839–841, 894–897, 952, 984
    • War aims, 768–770
  • Sovietskaya Gavan, ports in, 373
  • States associated with United Nations, 748
  • Supply problems, 397, 758, 763–767, 835, 839–840
  • Terminal date, plans for, 476, 830–831
  • Transport shipping, control of, 831
  • Trans-Siberian railroad, use of, 369
  • U. S.-Soviet collaboration, 399–400
  • U. S. responsibility, 363–364
• J. C. S. files, note on, xviii
• Jebb, Gladwyn, 814
• Jerusalem, proposed as site for conference, 13–15
• Jewish organizations, on warning to war criminals, 412
• Jewish problems for discussion, 924
• Jews, murder of, warning on, 413
• Joint Chiefs of Staff, United States. see United States Joint Chiefs of Staff.
• Joint Logistics Committee, 493
• Joint Staff Planners, 388–394, 464
• Kamchatka, airfields in, 373, 376, 390–393, 396–399, 759, 763–766, 835–836, 840
• Karafuto:
  • Importance of, 386
  • Japanese nationals, repatriation from, 386–387
  • Military operations, proposed, 376–377, 393, 835, 840
  • Population, 386
  • Soviet claims, 567, 759, 763–764, 768, 896, 984
  • Soviet-Japanese friction over, 385–388
  • Territorial trusteeship for, 387–388
  • Treaty of Portsmouth, disposition under, 385
  • U. S.-British discussions on, 502
• Kennan, George F., 413
• Khydyakov, Marshal Sergey V., 600, 602, 605–606, 648–649, 836
• Kiel Canal, internationalization of, 160
• King, Fleet Adm. Ernest J., 377, 467–469, 474, 476, 482, 484, 495–496, 518, 522, 527, 541, 563–564, 592, 606–607, 650–651, 654, 731, 733, 761, 823
• Komsomolsk–Nikolaevsk area, airfields in, 764–766, 835–837, 840
• Korea:
  • Administration, postwar, 360–361
  • Independence, U. S. interest in, 359
  • Occupation troops for, 360–361, 770
  • Postwar status, 358–361
  • Soviet-Chinese relations in, 952
  • Territorial trusteeship for, 770
  • U. S. policy paper on, 358–361
• Ku Klux Klan, 923–924
• Kurile Islands:
  • Administering authority for, 382–383
  • Future disposition, 379–383
  • Geography, 379–381
  • Importance of, 379–383
  • Military operations, proposed, 373, 376–377, 379–383, 390–391, 396–397
  • Naval base, proposed, 382
  • Passage of, 651
  • Soviet claims, 381–382, 567, 768, 896, 984
  • U. S. policy on, 379–383
• Kuter, Maj. Gen. Laurence S., 475, 482, 487, 492–493, 496, 517, 522–526, 532, 640–641, 643, 651, 689, 732–733, 751, 801, 834, 836–838
• Kuznetsov, Fleet Adm. Nikolay G., 605–606, 651, 654, 760–762
• Kyushu, attack on. see Japan, war against.
• Lake Como area, proposed as site for conference, 54
• Land, Vice Adm. Emory S., 692
• Latin American States:
  • Officials, U. S. negotiations with, 136
  • United Nations Conference, invitations to, 49, 52, 91, 773–774, 783, 794, 797, 955
  • United Nations Organization, voting procedure in, 68, 76, 87, 567
  • World War II status, 952, 954–955
• Lausche, Governor Frank J., 795
• Law Mission. see Shipping.
• Law, Richard K., 422
• League of Nations:
  • Disposition of Iranian oil dispute, 67
  • Expulsion of Soviet Union, 666–667, 676
  • Liquidation of, 45, 49–50, 75
• Leahy, Fleet Adm. William D., 19, 33–35, 97, 100, 106–107, 128, 289–290, 545, 562–564, 591–593, 603, 605–607, 640, 645–647, 687–689, 699, 730–733, 750–753, 757–758, 802, 823
• Leathers, Lord, 531, 750
• Lehman, Herbert H., 108–109
• Lend-Lease:
  • To China, 355
  • Commercial policies, 962–963
  • Hull’s recommendations on, 139–140
  • For liberated areas, 305
  • Soviet Union, 311, 313–314, 316–318, 320, 768
  • United Kingdom, policy in return for, 135, 137–138
• Lenin, Nikolay, 669
• Liberated areas:
  • Cargo shipping for, 437, 534–536, 537–538, 541
  • Communiqué on, 428
  • Declaration on. see Declaration on Liberated Europe.
  • Emergency High Commission for Liberated Europe. see Emergency High Commission for Liberated Europe.
  • Health measures in, 534, 537
  • Interim governments in, 103
  • Military aid for, 493, 522–524, 527, 528–529, 539, 636, 828
  • Nationalism in, 918–919, 935–936, 972, 977
  • Political programs in, 43, 102–103
  • Questions for discussion at Yalta, 96–108
  • Relief and rehabilitation, 420–422, 437, 506, 965, 972, 977
  • Soviet-British interests in, 102–103
  • Soviet practices in, 450
  • U. S. policy paper on, 102–103
• Lincoln, Col. George A., 494, 731
• Livadia Palace, 550–552, 558–559
• Loan to the Soviet Union, 309–324, 444
• Loyalist (code name), 833
• L/T files, note on, xvii
• Lublin Committee. see Polish Committee of National Liberation.
• Lubricants. see Petroleum products.
• Luxembourg (see also Northwest Europe), 54
• Lwów, 208–209, 211, 230, 233, 510–511, 677–678, 680
• MacLeish, Archibald, 101–102, 427
• Macready, Lt. Gen. Gordon, 199–200
• Magneto (code name), 35, 497, 531, 592
• Maisky, Ivan M., 620, 622, 630, 632, 676, 702, 705, 808–809, 812, 874–875, 880, 903, 912
• Malaya (see also Southeast Asia Command), 544, 833
• Malta:
  • Code name, 35
  • Proposed as site for conference, 11, 12, 14, 19, 28
  • Roosevelt itinerary, xi, 25, 26–27, 29, 32, 459
• Malta Conference (for subjects discussed, see under Soviet Union; United Kingdom; United States), 457–546
  • Abandonment of plan to return to, 591–592
  • Agendas for, 33, 41, 426, 463, 468, 477–478
  • Combined Chiefs of Staff agreement to meet daily, 467
  • Departure of delegations, 462
  • Documentation source, xii–xiv
  • Log, 459–462
  • Press exclusion, 38–39
  • Royal Navy vessels employed, 460
  • U. S. Navy vessels employed, 459–461
• Manchuria:
  • Chinese-Soviet relations in, 952
  • Military operations in, proposed, 372, 378–379, 393–394
  • Transit rights in, 502
• Manchurian railways, 368–369, 769, 894–897, 984
• Mandates, under United Nations Organization, 944, 947, 977
• Manhattan Project (code name). see Atomic bomb. Manila, 608
• Mao Tse-tung, 346–350
• Maritime Provinces, 376–378, 390–392, 394
• Marshall, Gen. of the Army George C., 383, 447, 464, 466–469, 473, 475–476, 481–490, 492–495, 516–518, 521, 526–529, 531–534, 541, 544–546, 563, 565–566, 577–578, 584, 586–587, 592–594, 596, 598–599, 603–604, 607, 635, 642, 644, 646–649, 651–652, 654, 687, 689, 731–733, 752–753, 759–760, 800, 823, 826, 836, 839–841
• Massigli Plan, 298, 308
• Matthews, H. Freeman, 134–135, 165, 198, 297, 499, 501–506, 624, 677, 704, 718, 741, 786, 816, 850, 869, 883, 906, 950
• Matthews files, note on, xvii
• McCloy, John J., 199–201, 423
• McFarland, Brig. Gen. Andrew J., 375
• Mediterranean area:
  • Air operations, plans for, 516–517, 542–543, 598–600, 832–833
  • Military operations, plans for, 482–483, 485–488, 492–493, 583, 586, 597–601
  • Proposed as site for conference, 5, 20
  • Shipping for, 527, 534, 635
  • Transfer of air units from, 526–527, 531–533, 832–833
  • Transfer of ground troops from, 800, 829, 832–833
• Mexico City, proposed conference at, 442, 443
• Middle East, 42
• Mihailovic, Gen. Draza, 265
• Mikolajczyk, Stanislaw, 205–216, 221
• Milepost (code name), 30, 565, 733, 835
• Military government for Germany. see Germany: Allied Control Council.
• Military operations against Germany see Germany, war against.
• Military operations against Japan. see Japan, war against.
• Minority groups: In Germany, 189–190 227, 568; in Poland, 234; in Rumania, 247
• Minutes of meetings, note on, xv
• Molotov, Vyacheslav M., 63, 316, 573, 608–610, 619, 630, 655–658, 660, 663, 672, 693, 699, 700–706, 709, 711–712, 716, 718–721, 725, 735–745, 775, 779, 786–788, 790, 804–814, 842–843, 845, 849–850, 854–857, 867–869, 872–882, 894, 899, 902–903, 905–909, 911–917, 926–928, 931–933, 964
• Mongolian Peoples Republic. see Outer Mongolia.
• Morgenthau, Henry, Jr., 163–165, 309, 315, 319
• “Morgenthau Plan,” 135
• Morris, Leland B., 329–330
• Moscow Declaration, Nov. 1, 1943, 282, 409
• Moscow Embassy files, note on, xvii
• Mosely, Philip E., 121–127
• Mutual assistance pacts. see Treaties and other international acts.
• Nationals, repatriation of (see also Prisoners of war):
  • Allied, 147, 413–420, 687–688, 691–696, 697, 863–866, 946, 985–987
  • British, 416–418
  • German, 227, 239, 247
  • Japanese, 386–387
  • Neutral, 148
  • Soviet, 414–415, 416–418, 440, 445, 455, 697
  • United States, 42, 419–420
• Naval operations against Germany. see Germany, war against.
• Naval operations against Japan. see Japan, war against. Nelson, Donald M., 355
• Netherlands (see also Northwest Europe; Western Europe):
  • Germany:
    • Allied Control Council for, representation on, 618–619
    • Occupation of, participation in, 616, 628–630
    • Reparations claims against, 618–619
    • Rearmament of, 283
    • United Nations agreement on shipping control, 538–539
• Neutral nations, Soviet relations with, 454
• New Deal promises, 923
• Newton, Nelson, 36
• Ningpo–Chusan area. see Japan, war against.
• North Borneo. see Japan, war against.
• Northern Europe, air and military operations in, 601–602
• Northwest Europe:
  • Air operations, plans for, 578, 596–600, 602–603
  • Artillery, plans for use, 602–603
  • Military operations, plans for, 464–467, 469–474, 481–482, 488, 496, 541–542, 571–572, 575–577, 584–585, 595–601, 645–646, 648–649, 828–829
  • Petroleum supply levels, 528–529, 531, 635
• Norway: Military operations, 365, 368, 601–602; United Nations agreement on shipping control, 538–539
• Notter, Harley A., 44
• Occupation machinery. see Allied Control Council under name of country. Octagon (code name), 527–528, 539
• Odessa, proposed as site for conference, 20
• Oil concessions:
  • In Hungary, 243
  • In Iran, 43, 67, 329–348, 454, 500–501, 568, 738–741, 744–746, 748, 810, 813, 815, 820, 825, 845, 846, 860, 877, 882, 930, 933; U. S. policy paper on, 340–345
• Oil, lubricating. see Petroleum products.
• Oil machinery, Soviet removal of, 247
• Oil production in Germany, effect of bombing on, 577, 586
• Okinawa. see Japan, war against.
• Olsen, Rear Adm. Clarence E., 733
• Orion, H. M. S., 480
• Outer Mongolia, 351, 379, 567, 895–896, 984
• Pacific Theater (see also Japan, war against): Military operations, plans for, 495, 518–521, 828, 830; naval operations, plans for, 518–521
• Page, Edward, Jr., 36, 608, 655, 734, 803, 864, 871
• Paraguay (see also Latin American States), 954
• Pasvolsky, Leo, 56, 62–63, 66, 68, 73, 76–77, 81, 101, 171, 172
• Patterson, Richard C., Jr., 250–251, 258
• Pays de Gex, proposed as site for United Nations conference, 54, 75
• Peace aims, Allied, 427–428
• Peace, breaches of, adjustment under United Nations Organization, 662–663, 666, 673, 682–686
• Pehle, John W., 412
• Peru (see also Latin American States), 954
• Peter II, King of Yugoslavia, regency for, 251, 253–254, 258–265, 439, 507, 781–782, 790–791, 846, 851, 860, 873–874, 879, 957, 961
• Petroleum products, supply levels of, 528–529, 531, 635, 730, 750, 831
• Petropavlovsk, use as naval base, 370, 373, 375–376, 390, 392, 398, 566
• Persia. see Iran.
• Philippines (see also Japan, war against), 650
• Pinnacle, U. S. S., 550
• Piraeus, proposed as site for conference, 13
• Poland (see also Eastern Europe):
  • Boundary revision:
    • Bialystok province, 669, 680
    • British proposals, 214, 505
    • Curzon Line, 95, 202–208, 213, 230, 233, 509–511, 667–669, 677–678, 680, 716–718, 725, 777, 779, 787–788, 792, 804, 869, 898–899, 903, 905, 907, 912, 938, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989
    • German-Polish, 232, 509–511, 613, 625, 677, 680, 716–718, 720, 725–726, 777, 779, 787, 792, 869–870, 898–899, 903, 905–907, 911–913, 917–918, 938, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989
    • Lwów, 208–209, 211, 230, 233, 510–511, 667–669, 677, 677–678, 680
    • Polish Government in London, views on, 212, 227, 229
    • Soviet-Polish, 202–205, 510–511
    • U. S. proposals, 230, 232, 435–436, 445, 568
  • Communization of, 211
  • Government, 43, 206, 434–436, 445, 568, 667–669, 677–681, 709, 711, 716, 719–720, 722, 725–728, 776–780, 786–790, 792–793, 803–807, 811, 813, 815–816, 821–822, 842–843, 847, 850–852, 854–855, 858–859, 867–871, 872–873, 878, 882–884, 897–898, 912, 928, 938, 946–947, 950–951, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989, 993
  • Polish Committee of National Liberation, participation in, 709, 711, 716, 719–721, 725–728, 776–780, 786–790, 792–793, 803–807, 811, 813, 815–816, 821, 822, 842–843, 847, 850–852, 854–855, 858–859, 867–871, 898, 912, 928, 938, 946–947, 950–951, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989, 993
  • Polish Government in London, participation in, 709, 711, 716, 719–721, 725–727, 776–780, 786–790, 792–793, 803–807, 811, 813, 815–816, 821–822, 842–843, 847, 850–852, 854–855, 858–859, 867–871, 898, 912, 928, 938, 946–947, 950–951, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989, 993
  • “Presidential Council” plan, 508, 510–511
  • Recognition of, 499–500, 716–718, 725, 727–728, 776–780, 786–790, 792–793, 804–807, 811, 813, 815–816, 821–822, 872–873, 878, 882–884, 898, 912, 928, 938, 946–947, 950–951, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989, 993
• Integrity of, U. S. interest in, 209–210, 215–219, 228–229
• Internal politics and parties, 451–452
• Land reform under Soviet control, 452
• Military aid for, 522–524
• Minorities in, 227
• Nationalism in, 231
• Peasant Party, 231
• Political and economic reconstruction, 234–236, 568
• Popular elections, 716–718, 720–721, 725, 727–728, 777, 779–781, 787–790, 804–806, 812–816, 842–843, 847–848, 850–859, 867–871, 883, 898, 938, 946–947, 973–974, 980, 989
• Popularity of Committee of National Liberation, 779–780, 789
• Problems, U. S. policy paper on, 230–234
• Questions for discussion at Yalta, 9, 17, 43, 202–236, 667–671, 677–682
• Reconstruction, U. S. policy paper on, 234–236
• Soviet Union:
  • Relations with, 667–669, 679–680, 779–780, 789
  • Role in security of, 669–671, 679–681, 805–807, 813, 852, 872–873, 878, 882
  • Support to, 617
  • Supplies to, 109–110
  • Terrorists, charges of use of, 221
  • United Nations agreement on shipping control, 538–539
  • United Nations conference, invitation to, 737, 743, 855
  • United Nations, relations with, 668, 678
  • U. S. policy papers on, 230–236, 434–435, 437–439
• Police forces, international, 663, 673
• Polish Committee of National Liberation:
  • Boundary revision, factor in discussions of, 202
  • Claims on German territory, 509
  • Communization of, 211
  • Germany, partition of, policy on, 220
  • Government, participation in, 709, 711, 716, 719–721, 725–728, 776–780, 786–790, 792–793, 803, 807, 811, 813, 815–816, 821–822, 842–843, 847, 850–852, 854–855, 858–859, 867–871, 898, 912, 928, 938, 946–947, 950–951, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989, 993
  • Polish Government in London, relations with, 670–671, 681
  • Popularity, 779–780, 789
  • Recognition of, 215–218, 221–225, 226, 231, 440, 507, 508–509, 510–511, 671, 677, 681, 728, 780, 786, 787–790, 804–806, 811, 813, 846–847, 850–852, 855, 858–859, 867–871
  • Soviet control of, 451–452
  • Soviet support, 231
  • Warsaw, move to, 227
• Polish Government in London:
  • Agents, alleged use of, 670, 681
  • Boundaries, position on, 202–208, 227, 229
  • Government, participation in, 709, 711, 716, 719–721, 725–728, 776–780, 786–790, 792–793, 803–807, 811, 813, 815–816, 821–822, 842–843, 847, 850–859, 867–871, 898, 912, 928, 938, 946–947, 950–951, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989, 993
  • Inter-Allied commission, proposed, 229
  • Polish Committee of National Liberation, relations with, 670–671, 681
  • Questions for discussion at Yalta, 228–229
  • Recognition of, 214–216, 222, 228, 679, 776–779, 786–790, 804–806, 811, 813, 846–847, 850–859, 867–871
  • Security alliance with Soviet Government, proposed, 228
  • Terrorists, alleged use by, 221
• Port Arthur, lease of, 378, 894–897, 984
• Portal, Marshal of the R. A. F. Sir Charles, 468–469, 474–476, 490, 516–518, 521, 532, 543–544, 578, 598, 601, 605, 642–645, 648, 652, 751–752, 800–801
• Postwar Foreign Policy Preparation, 44
• Prague, proposed as site for United Nations Conference, 54
• Prisoners of war, Allied:
  • Mistreatment of, warning to Germany, 506
  • Reciprocal agreement on, 687–688, 691–697, 751–752, 754–757, 863–866
  • Repatriation of, 147, 413–420, 440, 445, 455, 506, 946, 985–987
  • Reprisals, warning on, 955–956
  • Transportation for, 692–693, 695–696
• Protocol of Proceedings of the Crimea Conference, 900, 905–908, 911, 917, 926–940, 943, 946, 956, 962, 968, 975–982
• Protocol on German Reparations, 982–984
• Protocol on Zones of Occupation in Germany and Administration of Greater Berlin, 118–123, 688
• Provisional Security Council for Europe. see Emergency (European) High Commission for Liberated Europe.
• Pyramids, proposed as site for Foreign Ministers’ meeting, 31
• Quincy, U. S. S., xi, xii, 540–546
• Railroads, German, 575, 583–584
• Rankin C (code name). see Germany: Surrender.
• Raynor, G. Hayden, 77
• Regional advisory commissions, 84, 93
• Reichsbank, 151
• Reprisals, French warning on, 955–956
• Rhineland, 160, 298, 308–309, 625
• Riddleberger, James W., 141–143, 160–163
• Riviera, proposed as site for conference, 14, 16
• Roberts, Brig. Gen. Frank N., 400
• Rockefeller, Nelson A., 944
• Rocket attacks, 468–469.
• Rome, proposed as site for conference, 14, 16, 19
• Roosevelt, Franklin D., 3–40, 45, 49–50, 52–55, 63, 77, 97, 108, 124, 128–130, 142, 155–159, 165, 172–174, 206–207, 209, 212–217, 221, 223–227, 250, 266, 271, 284, 286–293, 295, 309, 312, 315, 328, 332–333, 336, 338, 346, 361–364, 368, 370, 377–378, 396, 400–401, 403, 447, 449, 534, 540–544, 546, 564–567, 570–575, 579, 580, 583–584, 587, 589, 610–618, 620–621, 623–624, 626–630, 632–634, 659–660, 662–663, 665, 667–668, 672, 674, 676–678, 686, 709–712, 714–716, 718–720, 722–727, 729, 753, 766–771, 773–776, 778–779, 781–788, 790–791, 798, 825–827, 834, 842–843, 846, 848–851, 853–854, 856–857, 895, 897, 899, 901–918, 920–929, 941, 950, 957, 960, 962–963, 966–967, 989–990, 992, 993
• Roosevelt papers, note on, xviii
• Rosenman, Samuel I., 408
• Rothwell, C. Easton, 944
• “Route Romanoff,” 550
• Ruhr area, 137, 160
• Rumania (see also Balkan States):
  • Allied Control Council for, representation on, 238–240, 247, 566, 568; U. S. policy paper on, 238–240
  • Armistice with, 239, 246–248, 892, 901
  • Boundary revision, 95, 243
  • Displaced persons in, 109–110
  • Minorities in, 239, 247
  • Oil machinery, Soviet removal of, 247, 514, 893, 939, 962, 965, 981
  • Problems, U. S. policy papers on, 245–248
  • Soviet annexation, fears of, 248
  • Soviet Union, relations with, 246, 248, 453
  • Status after armistice, 248
  • U. S. interest in, 42, 246
  • U. S. policy papers on, 238–240, 245–248
• Ruthenian National Committee, 452
• Ryukyu Islands. see Japan, war against.
• Saarland, 137
• Sakhalin, southern. see Karafuto.
• Saki, 549
• Salonica, proposed as site for conference, 13
• Saudi Arabia, 931–932, 945
• Savoy, House of, 281–282
• Scotland, proposed as site for conference, 3–4
• Sea of Okhotsk, use of ports in, 394, 396–397
• Secretary General, United Nations Organization, 662, 673, 685
• Security Council, United Nations Organization, composition, U. S. policy paper on, 90
• Security, national, under United Nations Organization, 955
• Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 445
• Sevastopol, 21, 22, 24, 26, 29
• Sforza, Count Carlo, 266–276, 430–434, 435
• Shipping, cargo:
  • British import program, 989
  • Control of, 464, 528, 538–539, 831
  • For liberated areas, 420–422, 423–424, 437, 534–536, 537–538, 541
  • For Mediterranean Theater, 527, 635
  • Military operations, effect on, 576, 585
  • Over-all review of, 690, 750–751
  • For Pacific Theater, 651
  • Review for remainder of 1945, 730–731
  • Soviet need of, 520, 594
  • Transfer of to Soviet Union, 760–762, 767–768
• Shipping, transport: Control of, 831; review of for remainder of 1945, 730–731
• Siam. see Thailand.
• Siberia:
  • Airfields in, 393, 395, 398, 399, 594, 733–734, 758, 760, 763–764, 836–837, 840
  • Military operations in, plans for, 393–394
  • Stockpiling in, 30
• Simferopol, 27, 549–550
• Sirius, H. M. S., 498–515
• Small nations in United Nations Organization:
  • Invitations to, 713, 722, 736–737, 772, 775, 782–785, 791–792
  • Security Council representation, 444
  • In UNO structure, 589–591
  • Voice in voting, 664–665, 673–674, 676
• Smith, Lt. Gen. Walter B., 464, 466, 471–474, 485, 487–488, 517
• Smith, Rear Adm. William W., 731
• Somervell, Lt. Gen. Brehon B., 493, 527–528, 534, 592, 690, 730–731, 750
• Sources, published, note on, xviii–xix
• Sources, unpublished, note on, xvi–xviii
• South German States, federation of, 159–160
• Southeast Asia Command: Directive to, 494–495, 833; military aid for, 830, 833; military operations, plans for, 517, 543–546
• Southeastern Europe (see also Balkan States): Air operations, surveys of, 767; Allied Control Councils, 238–240
• Southern Sakhalin. see Karafuto.
• Soviet-Chinese pact of friendship and alliance, 896, 984
• Soviet-French mutual assistant pact, 453, 617, 629
• Soviet-Japanese pact of March 30, 1944, concerning Japanese concessions in Northern Sakhalin, 386
• Soviet republics, invitation to United Nations conference, 927, 947, 966, 967, 968, 976, 990–992
• Sovietskaya Gavan-Komsomolsk division of Far Eastern Railroad, 369, 373
• Soviet Union:
  • Air strength, 643
  • Aircraft, supply to, 838
  • Allied Control Councils, representation on, 43
  • Austria:
    • Boundary revision, 738, 741, 744, 815, 876, 880, 887, 939, 981
    • Military operations in, 365
    • Occupation of, allocation of zones, 887
    • Balkan Federation, 876–877, 890
  • Balkan States:
    • Military operations in, 365
    • Reconstruction, attitude toward, 235–236
    • Spheres of influence in, 103–106
    • Unilateral decisions in, 239, 241, 247
  • Baltic States:
    • Annexation of, 94
    • Atrocities in, alleged, 454
    • Military operations in, 365, 367–368
    • Nationalism in, 455
  • Belgium, occupation zone in Germany discussed, 616, 619, 628
  • Bessarabia, 95
  • British airfields in, 648
  • British Dominions: Invitations to United Nations conference, 927, 967; voting rights in United Nations Organization, 713–714, 722–723, 736, 747
  • British-Soviet relations, 922
  • Budapest area, U. S. use of airfields in, 647, 687, 767
  • Bulgaria:
    • Allied Control Council for, representation on, 241, 513–514, 738, 741, 744, 815, 882, 889–890, 891–892, 893, 939, 949, 965, 981
    • Armistice agreement with, 877
    • Displaced persons in, relief of, 109–110
    • Relations with, 453
    • Reparations, Greek claims, 876–877, 882, 891–893, 939, 965, 981
    • Treaty of alliance with Yugoslavia, 876–877, 881–882, 890–891, 939, 964, 981
  • Burma, military operations in, 365–366
  • Cargo shipping: Need for, 520, 594, 690; overall review of, 750–751; transfer of U. S. vessels to, 760–762, 767–768
  • China:
    • Boundary revision, 952
    • Cooperation, need for, 356–357
    • Unification, efforts toward, 43, 352–354, 455, 502, 771, 961
    • United Nations Organization, consultation with on invitations to, 738, 743–744, 793–794, 810, 812, 819, 876, 880, 885–886, 901, 914, 932, 934, 940, 943, 945, 947, 971, 974
    • United Nations Organization, voice in voting, 664–665, 674, 676
  • Credits, postwar, 309–324, 610
  • Crimea, destruction in, 571
  • Dairen, lease of, 768–769, 894–897
  • Deane report on attitudes and policies, 447–449
  • Denmark: Invitation to United Nations conference, 774–775, 784–785; World War II status, 949
  • Eastern Europe: Air operations, plans for, 637, 760, 767, 800–801, 837–839, 992; objectives in, 94; policies in, 505–506
  • Egypt: Invitation to United Nations conference, 774, 784; popular elections in, 847, 853; voice in voting in United Nations Organization, 664–665, 673, 676
  • Emergency European High Commission, representation on, 43, 502–503
  • Far East: Movement of troops to, 835–836, 839–841; war aims in, 768–770
  • Finland: Armistice agreement with, 892, 901; military operations in, 365, 368
  • France:
    • Boundary revision, 288–291
    • European Advisory Commission, representation on, 507
    • United Nations Organization, consultation with on invitations to, 738, 743–744, 793–794, 810, 812, 819, 876, 880, 885–886, 901, 914, 932, 934, 940, 943, 945, 947, 971, 974
  • Free Germany movement, 453–454
  • General Staff, free discussion with C. C. S., 565
  • Germany:
    • Boundary revision, French-German, 616, 625
    • Allied Control Council for, representation on, 130–132, 137, 156, 618–619, 624, 628–630, 701–702, 704–707, 709–710, 718–719, 729, 899–900, 908, 913, 927, 930, 933, 936–937, 948, 951, 956, 961, 965, 970–971, 978
    • Demilitarization of, 620, 625, 627, 630–631, 700, 704
    • Occupation zones, allocation of, 294, 498, 592–593, 611–619, 624–625, 628–630, 701–702, 705–707, 709–710, 718, 729, 936–937, 948, 951, 956, 958, 961, 970–971, 978
    • Partition of, 159–160, 612–616, 624–628, 633, 656–657, 658, 660, 700–701, 704–706, 709, 810, 812, 874–875, 880, 885, 936, 947, 978
    • Political and economic treatment, 43, 167–169, 176–178, 503–504, 609–610
    • Railroad gauges, conversion of, 575, 583–584
    • Reparations, 177–178, 610, 612, 616, 619–624, 630–632, 633, 702–710, 738, 741, 807–809, 812, 814, 816, 822, 843–844, 859, 874–875, 879–880, 882, 885, 901–903, 909–910, 914–916, 920–922, 927, 933, 937, 947, 971, 978–979, 982–983
    • Surrender instrument, 110–118, 656–658, 660, 672, 700, 704, 709, 947, 958, 961, 978, 979
    • Surrender terms, 113, 612–613, 615, 624–627
  • Germany, war against:
    • Air operations, plans for, 367, 602–603, 640–645, 689–690
    • Artillery, plans for use, 602–603
    • Coordination of Allied efforts, 579–580, 587–588, 595–601, 641–645
    • Military operations, plans for, 364–368, 601–602, 645–646, 969–970
    • Naval operations, plans for, 577, 580, 588, 605–606
    • Press claims, 451
    • Review of Soviet operations, 474–475, 533, 570, 573–575, 578, 581–583, 597–601, 760, 850–855
    • Strategic air force, 733
    • Superiority in manpower, 578, 587
    • Terminal date, planning for, 592, 606–607
  • Gold stocks, estimated, 315, 322, 324
  • Greece: Government, 782, 790–791; military aid to, 849, 854; popular elections, 847, 853, 857
  • Hong Kong, return to China, 769
  • Hungary:
    • Allied Control Council for, representation on, 245, 513–514, 738, 741, 744, 891, 892, 949
    • Armistice with, 892, 901
    • Government, control of, 453
    • Military operations in, 365, 367–368
  • Iceland, 774, 784
  • India, 747
  • Indochina, trusteeship for, 770
  • Industrial equipment for, 310, 314, 316–317, 322
  • Intelligence, exchange of, with Allies, 646–647, 826, 841
  • International tribunals, 76, 78, 663, 673, 686
  • Iran:
    • Economic assistance to, 749
    • News media, control of, 344
    • Oil concessions, 43, 329–349, 454, 500–501, 738–741, 744–746, 748, 810, 813, 815, 820, 825, 845, 860, 877, 882, 930, 933, 982
    • Propaganda in, 331–332
    • Supply through, 748
    • Withdrawal of troops from, 739–741, 744–746, 748, 810, 813, 815, 819, 825, 845, 860, 877, 882, 933, 982
  • Ireland, invitation to United Nations conference, 774, 784
  • Italy:
    • Boundary revision, 738, 741, 744, 815, 876, 880, 887–889, 939, 964, 981
    • Military operations in, 365–366
    • Popular elections, 847, 853
    • Questions for discussion, 276–277, 279–283
    • United Nations conference, invitation to, 774, 784
  • Japan, war against:
    • Air operations, plans for, 369, 371–373, 375–376, 383–384, 390–394, 396, 398
    • China, unification of, need for, 920–921, 949–950, 952–953
    • Japan declared aggressor, 454
    • Military aid from United States, 371–372
    • Naval operations, plans for, 377–378, 390–392
    • Over-all strategic concept, 835, 840
    • Participation in operations, 80, 94–96, 351, 361–400, 501–502, 593–594, 698–699, 759, 768–769, 836, 840, 894–897, 952
    • Supply routes for, 758, 763–767, 835, 839–840
    • Surrender ultimatum, 826
  • Jewish problems, 924
  • Kamchatka, airfields on, 373, 376, 390–393, 396–399, 759, 763–766, 835–836, 840
  • Karafuto:
    • Importance of, 386
    • Military operations, proposed, 376–377, 393, 835, 840
    • Soviet claims, 567, 759, 763–764, 768, 896, 984
    • Soviet-Japanese friction over, 385–388
    • Territorial trusteeship under United Nations Organization, 387–388
    • Treaty of Portsmouth, disposition under, 385
  • Komsomolsk–Nikolaevsk area, airfields in, 764–766, 835–837, 840
  • Korea: Relations with China in, 952; territorial trusteeship for, 770
  • Kurile Islands:
    • Administering authority for, 382–383
    • Future disposition, 379–383
    • Importance of, 379–383
    • Military operations, proposed, 373, 376–377, 379–383, 390–991, 396–397
    • Naval base, proposed, 382
    • Passage of, 651
    • Soviet claims, 381–382, 567, 768, 896, 984
  • Latin American States, invitation to United Nations conference, 773–774, 783, 794, 797
  • League of Nations, 75, 666–667, 676
  • Lend-Lease to, 311, 313–314, 316–318, 320, 768
  • Liaison, Allied, plans for, 603–605
  • Liberated areas, attitude toward, 43, 102–103, 450, 918–919, 935–936, 965, 972, 977
  • Manchuria:
    • Military operations in, proposed, 372, 378–379, 393–394
    • Railways, lease of, 368–369, 769, 894–897, 984
    • Relations with China in, 952
    • Transit rights in, 502
  • Maritime Provinces, military operations in, proposed, 376–378, 390–392, 394
  • Masaryk, denunciation of, 452
  • Military aid to, 668
  • Military agenda for discussion at Yalta, 424–426
  • Montreux Convention, need for modification, 328–329, 501, 903–904, 909–910, 916–917, 933, 940, 948, 982
  • Nationals, repatriation of:
    • Allied, 147, 413–420, 687–688, 691–696, 697, 863–866, 946, 985–987
    • British, 416–418
    • German, 227, 239, 247
    • Japanese, 386–387
    • Neutral, 148
    • Soviet, 414–415, 416–418, 440, 445, 455, 697
    • United States, 42, 419–420
  • Neighbor states, attitude toward, 65, 80
  • Netherlands, participation in Allied Control Council for Germany, 618–619
  • Neutral nations, relations with, 454
  • Norway, military operations in, 365, 368
  • Outer Mongolia, policy toward, 567, 895–896, 984
  • Petroleum products, supply levels, 750
  • Poland:
    • Boundary revision, 95, 202–208, 220, 509–511, 613, 625, 667–669, 677–678, 680, 716–718, 725, 777, 779, 787–788, 792, 804, 869–870, 898–899, 903, 905–907, 911–913, 917–918, 938, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989
    • Government, 206, 667–669, 677–681, 709, 711, 716, 719–721, 725–728, 776–780, 786–790, 792–793, 803–807, 811, 813, 815–816, 821–822, 842–843, 850–852, 854–855, 858–859, 867–871, 872–873, 878, 882–884, 897–898, 912, 928, 938, 946–947, 950–951, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989, 993
    • Invitation to United Nations conference, 737, 743, 855
    • Land reform in, 452
    • Political parties, control of, 451–452
    • Popular elections, 716–718, 720–721, 725, 727–728, 777, 779–782, 788–790, 804–806, 812–813, 815–816, 842–843, 847–848, 850–856, 858–859, 867–871, 883, 898, 938, 946–947, 973–974, 980, 989
    • Reconstruction of, 235, 236
    • Relations with, 617, 667–669, 679–680, 779–780, 789
    • Security alliance with, 228
    • Security of forces in, 669–671, 680–681, 806–807, 813, 852, 872–873, 878, 882
  • Polish Committee of National Liberation, relations with, 215–218, 221–226, 440, 451–452, 500, 776–780, 786–790, 803–807, 811, 813, 815–816, 821–822, 842–843, 846–847, 850–852, 854–855, 858–859, 867–871, 898, 912, 928, 939, 946–947, 950–951, 953, 954, 973, 980, 989, 993
  • Polish Government in London, relations with, 221, 222, 670, 681, 776–779, 786–790, 803–807, 811, 813, 815–816, 821–822, 842–843, 846–847, 850–852, 854–855, 858–859, 867–871, 898, 912, 928, 938, 946–947, 950–951, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989, 993
  • Polish questions, agreement to discuss, 43, 667–671, 677–682
  • Port Arthur, lease of, 378, 894–897, 984
  • Press attitudes on Soviet policy, 449–455
  • Prisoners of war, Allied:
    • Mistreatment of, warning to Germany, 506
    • Reciprocal agreement on, 687–688, 691–697, 751–752, 754–757, 863–866
    • Repatriation of, 147, 413–420, 440, 445, 455, 506, 946, 985–987
    • Transportation for, 692–693, 695–696
  • Protocol on Zones of Occupation in Germany and Administration of Greater Berlin, 118–123, 688
  • Provisional Security Council for Europe. see Emergency (European) High Commission for Liberated Europe.
  • Religious freedom, attitude on, 455
  • Rhineland, internationalization of, 625
  • Rumania:
    • Allied Control Commission for, representation on, 239, 247–248
    • Armistice with, 892, 901
    • Boundary revision, 95
    • Displaced persons in, 95, 109–110, 239
    • Relations with, 246, 453
    • Removal of oil machinery from, 247, 514, 893, 939, 962, 965, 981
  • Saarland, control of, 160
  • Saudi Arabia, 931–933, 945 “Security,” preoccupation with, 450–451
  • Siberia: Airfields in, 594, 733–734, 758, 759, 760, 763–764, 836–837, 840; military operations in, proposed, 393–394
  • Southeastern Europe: Allied Control Councils for, representation on, 238–240; surveys of air damage in, 767
  • Soviet republics, invitation to United Nations conference, 712–714, 721–723, 732–733, 736, 742–744, 746, 772, 775, 785, 927, 947, 966–968, 976, 990–992
  • Soviet staff, presence at Yalta, 34
  • Suspicions of other nations, 65
  • Trade policies, postwar, 319–321, 325–328
  • Transfer of shipping to, 268
  • Transit of personnel and supplies through, 109–110
  • Treaties and other international acts:
    • Agreement on entry into war against Japan, 984
    • Agreement on shipping control, 538–539
    • British-Soviet-Iranian treaty, Jan. 29, 1942, 332, 819
    • Chinese-Soviet pact of friendship and alliance, 896, 984
    • Convention of Friendship and Economic Cooperation with Japan, 385–386
    • Declaration on Iran, 332, 335, 337, 341, 343, 738–741, 744–746, 748–749
    • Declaration on Liberated Europe, 848–849, 853–854, 856, 860–863, 868, 873, 878, 882, 884, 899, 908, 913, 918–919, 935, 945, 948, 971–972, 977
    • Fisheries Convention between Soviet Union and Japan, 386
    • Franco-Soviet mutual assistance pact, 288–292, 453, 617, 629
    • Proposed tripartite agreement for trial of war criminals, 409–411
    • Protocol of Proceedings of Crimea Conference, 975–982
    • Protocol on German reparations, 982–984
    • Soviet-Japanese pact concerning Japanese concessions in Northern Sakhalin, 386
    • Treaty of Non-Aggression between Germany and Soviet Union, 925
    • Treaty of Portsmouth, 1905, granting Karafuto to Japan, 385
    • U. S.-Soviet agreement on liberated prisoners of war and civilians, 985–987
  • Turkey: Balkan Federation, invitation to, 876–877; United Nations conference, invitation to, 773–774, 783, 944–945; World War II status, 11, 904, 917, 932
  • Turkish Straits, dependence on, 541, 903–904, 909–910, 916–917, 933, 940, 948, 982
  • Ukraine, destruction in, 571
  • Unilateral action, insistence on right of, 65
  • United Kingdom, relations with, 42
  • United Nations Organization:
    • Announcement of conference, 934, 940, 947, 971, 975
    • Armaments control, 663, 673, 686
    • Breaches of peace, adjustment of, 662–663, 666, 673, 782–785
    • Charter for, 944–945, 947
    • Date for conference, 713–714, 722–724, 729, 735–736, 742–743, 746, 772, 817–818
    • Dependent areas under, 818, 844, 944, 977
    • Invitation form, 810, 812, 814, 817–818, 822, 875–876, 880, 886, 934, 943–944, 976
    • Invitations to United Nations states, 735, 742, 746, 772–775, 782, 784–785, 791–792, 794, 797
    • Mandates under, 944, 947, 977
    • Membership in, position on, 52, 55–57, 66, 72, 75
    • Police forces for, 663, 673
    • Regional agencies, 663, 673, 686
    • Security arrangements under, 955
    • Security Council, composition, 90
    • Site for conference, 75–76, 735–736, 742, 746, 772, 793, 817–818, 823
    • Small states: Invitations to, 713, 722, 736–737, 772, 775, 782–785, 791–792; opposition to Soviet proposal for voting procedure, 86; views on rights of, 589–591; voice of voting, 664–665, 673–674, 676
    • Spheres of influence under, 955
    • Statement of objective, 935, 971
    • States to be invited to conference, 91, 735, 772, 775, 782–785, 791–794, 797, 934, 944, 974
    • Territorial trusteeships under, 49, 75, 793, 794, 810, 812, 817–818, 822, 844–845, 856, 858, 869, 935, 944–945, 947, 977
    • Unity, emphasis on, 665–667, 674–676, 682–686
    • Voting procedure, 43, 46–48, 49–50, 55, 58–66, 67–76, 77–78, 85, 87, 451, 504, 663–666, 669–700, 704–705, 711–713, 719, 721–722, 735–736, 817, 886, 926–927, 931–932, 943–944, 947, 966–968, 976, 994–995, 996
  • United States:
    • Agenda for first staff meeting, 733–734
    • Air agreement with, 959, 960
    • Conversations prior to Yalta, 394–400
    • Diplomatic relations, establishment, 921
    • Proposed postwar loan, 309–324; policy papers on, 324
  • Unity, emphasis on, 797–799
  • United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, relations with, U. S. policy paper on, 109–110
  • Venezia Giulia, 888–889, 964
  • Vienna-Budapest area, airfields in, 647, 687, 767
  • Vladivostok, proposed naval base at, 372, 378, 837–838
  • War criminals, views on, 400, 408, 453–454, 507, 849–850, 854, 857, 938, 979
  • War loss, estimated, 322
  • Western Europe: Occupation of, 543; rearmament of, 43
  • Yalta Conference:
    • Communiqué on, 655–659, 875, 880
    • Delegation at, 969
    • Post-conference documents, note on, 988
    • Tripartite decisions, U. S. list, 947–948
    • Yugoslavia:
    • Boundary revision, 738, 741, 744, 815, 876, 880, 887–889, 939, 964, 981
    • Government, 261–262, 781–782, 790–791, 810–811, 813, 820–821, 825, 843, 845–847, 849–851, 860, 873–874, 879, 900–901, 908–909, 913–914, 919–920, 928, 933, 938–939, 948, 957, 961, 974, 980–981
    • Popular elections, 821, 825, 847, 850–852, 860
    • Regency for, 781, 782, 790–791, 846, 851, 860, 873–874, 879, 957, 961
    • Relations with, 262
    • Tito-Šubašić agreement, 810–811, 813, 815, 820–821, 825, 843, 845–847, 849–851, 860, 873–874, 879, 900–901, 908–909, 913–914, 919–920, 928, 933, 938–939, 948–949, 957, 961, 974, 980–981
    • Treatment of Yugoslavia in press, 452
• Spheres of influence, U. S. policy paper on, 103–108
• Stalin, Marshal Iosif V., 3–4, 8–9, 11–12, 15, 18, 39, 63, 217, 221, 224, 226, 288, 292, 570–575, 577–581, 586–590, 611–621, 623–624, 626–630, 632–633, 663–669, 673–679, 710–711, 715, 717, 719–721, 724–727, 766–776, 779, 781–786, 789–791, 797–798, 843, 845–851, 853–854, 856–857, 895–897, 899–911, 913–918, 921–929, 966–967, 990, 993
• Stassen, Comdr. Harold E., 795, 941
• Steinhardt, Laurence A., 35
• Stettinius, Edward R., Jr., xiii, 36, 42, 47–50, 52–55, 60–62, 64, 77–78, 81, 93, 97, 101, 124, 129, 133, 141–143, 155–174, 198, 201, 207, 209–210, 212–213, 214, 219, 223, 228, 250, 255, 258–261, 266–267, 269, 271–272, 274–276, 283, 292–293, 295–297, 310, 312–313, 316, 318–319, 323, 329–334, 336, 338–339, 383, 401–402, 412–413, 415–416, 419, 423, 429, 449, 491, 498–503, 505, 507–508, 515, 525, 538, 566–567, 608–610, 655–657, 660–663, 666, 672, 676, 691–692, 697, 699–701, 703–706, 729, 735–738, 740–745, 756, 794–795, 803, 806–814, 816, 823, 842–845, 850, 855–856, 868, 872–873, 875–882, 920, 922, 928, 931–933, 941, 948–949, 950–956, 958–962, 989–990, 995
• Stimson, Henry L., 78–81, 118, 447
• Strang, Sir William, 110–127
• Šubašić-Tito agreement. see Tito-Šubašić agreement.
• Submarine threat. see under Germany, war against.
• Sudeten Germans, 220
• Suez Canal, 664–665, 676
• Sumatra. see Southeast Asia Command.
• Supreme Commander, Allied Expeditionary Force:
  • Absence at Malta and Yalta, 39
  • Appointment of deputy to, 466
  • Directive to on military government of Germany, 143–155, 162–163
  • Plans for military operations, 464–467, 469–474, 481–482, 485, 496, 828–829
• Survey of the Kurile Islands, The, 380
• Survey reports on Soviet attitudes and policies, 447–455
• Sweden, 538–539
• Switzerland, proposed as site for United Nations conference, 54, 75–76
• Taormina, proposed as site for conference, 16, 19
• Tehran Conference, 202–205
• Tehran Declaration. see Declaration on Iran.
• Territorial trusteeships, 45, 49, 54, 57, 75, 79–81, 82, 83–84, 92, 793, 794, 810–812, 817–818, 822, 844–845, 856, 858–859, 935, 944–945, 947, 977
• Thailand, 357, 565
• Tito-Šubašić agreement, 258, 260–263, 781–782, 790–791, 810–815, 820–821, 825, 843–847, 849–851, 860, 873–874, 879, 900–901, 908–909, 913–914, 919–920, 928, 933, 938–939, 948–949, 957, 961, 974, 980–981
• Trade, postwar, U. S. policy paper on, 325–327
• Trans-Siberian Railroad, 369, 758
• Treasury files, note on, xviii
• Treaties and other international acts:
  • Agreement between United States and Soviet Union concerning liberated prisoners of war and civilians, 985–987
  • Agreement between United States and United Kingdom concerning shipment of supplies to liberated European countries, 420–422
  • Agreement on control machinery in Germany, 178–190
  • Agreement reached in European Advisory Commission with regard to control machinery in Germany, 124–133, 156
  • Agreement regarding entry of Soviet Union into war against Japan, 984
  • Agreement regarding liberated prisoners of war and civilians, 863–866
  • Agreement regarding treatment of Soviet citizens and British subjects liberated from Germans, 416–418
  • Bretton Woods resolution calling on neutrals to take action with respect to loot, flight capital, and German foreign investments, 197
  • British-Soviet-Iranian treaty, Jan. 29, 1942, 332, 819
  • British-U. S. agreement on Bremen–Bremerhaven enclave, 198–202, 639
  • Bulgarian-Yugoslavian treaty of alliance, 876–877, 881–882, 890–891, 939, 964, 981
  • Cairo Declaration of Dec. 1, 1948, 386
  • Chinese-U. S. proposed treaty on commerce and navigation, 357
  • Convention of Friendship and Economic Cooperation Between Japan and the Soviet Union, Jan. 20, 1925, 385–386
  • Declaration of policy of refusal to recognize Axis acts of dispossession, 197
  • Declaration of the United Nations, 735, 737, 742, 746, 772–775, 782, 784–785, 791–792, 794, 797
  • Declaration on Iran, 43, 332, 335, 337, 341, 343, 748–749
  • Declaration on Liberated Europe, 848–849, 853–854, 856, 860–863, 868, 873, 878, 882, 884, 899, 908, 913, 918, 935, 946, 948, 971–972, 977
  • Draft instrument for unconditional surrender of Germany, 110–118
  • Fisheries Convention between Soviet Union and Japan, 386
  • Franco-Soviet mutual assistance pact, 288–292, 453, 617, 629
  • Gold Declaration of Feb. 22, 1944, 197
  • Moscow Declaration, Nov. 1, 1943, 282, 409
  • Mutual aid agreements between United Kingdom and Western European countries, 305
  • Proposed tripartite agreement for trial of war criminals, 409–411
  • Protocol between United States, United Kingdom, and Soviet Union regarding zones of occupation in Germany and administration of Greater Berlin, 118–123, 688
  • Protocol of Proceedings of Crimea Conference, 975–982
  • Protocol on German reparations, 982–984
  • Protocol to armistice in Hungary defining rights of U. S. representatives, proposed, 239
  • Reciprocal agreement on prisoners of war, 687–688, 691–697, 751–752, 754–757
  • Soviet agreement to clarification of status of U. S. representation on Allied Control Councils, 43
  • Soviet agreement to permit UNRRA to function in liberated areas, 43
  • Soviet agreement to respect Iranian decision to postpone negotiations with foreigners regarding oil concessions, 43
  • Soviet agreement to solution of Polish question, 43
  • Soviet-British agreement for bringing about unity in China, 43
  • Soviet-British agreement for proposed establishment of Emergency European High Commission, 43
  • Soviet-British agreement on postwar treatment of Germany, 43
  • Soviet-British agreement to compromise on voting procedure of Security Council, 43
  • Soviet-Chinese pact of friendship and alliance, 896, 984
  • Soviet-Japanese pact concerning Japanese concessions in Northern Sakhalin, 386
  • Soviet-U. S. Lend-Lease agreement, 311, 313–314, 316–318, 320
  • Treaty of Montreux, 11, 34, 328–329, 501, 903–904, 909–910, 916–917, 933, 940, 948, 982
  • Treaty of Non-Aggression between Germany and Soviet Union, 925
  • Treaty of Portsmouth, 1905, 385
  • Tripartite conversations on Soviet participation in war against Japan, 363–379, 383–384, 388–400
  • United Nations agreement on shipping control, 538–539
  • U. S.-Irish air agreement, 959–960
  • U. S.-Spanish air agreement, 959–960
• Turkey:
  • Invitation to Balkan Federation, 876–877
  • Invitation to United Nations conference, 773–774, 783, 944–945
  • Montreux Convention, 11, 34, 328–329, 501, 903–904, 909–910, 916–917, 933, 940, 948, 982
  • World War II status, 11, 904, 917, 932
• Turkish Straits, 10–11, 27, 34–35, 328–329, 501, 903–904, 909–910, 916–917, 933, 940, 948, 982; U. S. policy paper on, 328–329
• U–boat threat. see Germany, war against: Submarine installations.
• Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (see also Soviet republics), 571
• UNA files, note on, xvii
• Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. see Soviet Union.
• United Kingdom:
  • Argentina, invitation to United Nations conference, 773, 783
  • Austria: Boundary revision, 738, 741, 744, 815, 876, 880, 887, 939, 981; military operations in, plans for, 365; occupation zones, allocation of, 499, 507, 887
  • Balkan Federation, 876–877, 890
  • Balkan States, military operations in, plans for, 365, 367–368
  • British Dominions, invitations to United Nations conference, 713–714, 722–723, 736, 743, 927, 967
  • Bulgaria: Allied Control Council for, representation on, 513–514, 738, 741, 744, 815, 882, 889–893, 939, 949, 965, 981; armistice with, 877; reparations claims against, 876–877, 882, 891–893, 939, 965, 981
  • Burma, military operations in, plans for, 365–366, 833
  • Cargo shipping, control of, 750–751, 831, 989
  • Chiefs of Staff, agenda for Malta, 426
  • China:
    • Boundary revision, 952
    • Consultation with in regard to invitations to United Nations conference, 738, 743–744, 793–794, 810, 812, 819, 876, 880, 885, 886, 901, 914, 932, 934, 940, 943, 945, 947, 971, 974
    • Cooperation with, need for, 357
    • Military aid for, 524–525, 830
    • Policy toward, 352–354
    • Unification of, efforts toward, 43, 502, 351–355
  • Combined Chiefs of Staff: Final report of, 753; postwar work, 826
  • Combined shipping staffs report, 690
  • Dairen, internationalization of, 894–897, 984
  • Danubian Federation, 160
  • “Darlan affair,” 431
  • Delhi conference, proposed, 960
  • Denmark: Invitation to United Nations conference, 507, 774–775, 784, 785; World War II status, 949
  • Eastern Europe: Air operations, plans for, 689–690, 800–801; relations with Soviet Union in, 505–506
  • Egypt: Invitation to United Nations conference, 774, 784; popular elections, 847, 853; voice in United Nations Organization voting, 664–665, 673, 676
  • Emergency European High Commission, representation on, 43, 502–503, 569–570
  • European Advisory Commission, representation on, 511–512
  • Finland: Armistice with, 892, 901; military operations in, 365, 368
  • France:
    • Consultation with in regard to invitations to United Nations conference, 738, 743–744, 793–794, 810, 812, 819, 876, 880, 885, 886, 901, 914, 932, 934, 940, 943, 945, 947, 971, 974
    • Rearmament of, 304–307
    • Transfer of air units to, 732
  • Germany:
    • Allied Control Council for, representation on, 130–132, 137, 156, 618–619, 624, 628–630, 702, 704–707, 709–711, 718–719, 729, 899–900, 908, 913, 927, 930, 933, 936–937, 948, 951, 956, 958, 961, 970–971 978
    • Boundary revision, 16–17, 232, 308–309, 509, 572, 613, 616, 625, 677, 680, 716–718, 720, 725–726, 777, 779, 787, 792, 869, 870, 898–899, 903, 905–907, 911–913, 917–918, 938, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989
    • Communist-controlled movements in, 956–957
    • Demilitarization of, 620, 625, 627, 630–631, 700, 704
    • Industry, effects of bombing on, 731–733
    • Occupation of, allocation of zones, 285–286, 294–295, 498–499, 515, 592–593, 611, 616–619, 624, 625, 628–630, 637–639, 702, 705–707, 709–710, 718, 729, 936–937, 948, 951, 956, 961, 970–971, 978
    • Partition of, 159–160, 612–616, 624–628, 633, 656–658, 660, 700–701, 704–706, 709, 810, 812, 874–875, 880, 885, 936, 947, 978
    • Political and economic treatment, 43, 134–139, 163–165, 167–169, 174, 503–504, 609–610
    • Reparations, 612, 616, 619–624, 630–633, 702–710, 738, 741, 807–809, 812, 814, 816, 822, 843–844, 859, 874–875, 879–880, 882, 885, 901–903, 909–910, 914–916, 920, 922, 927, 933, 937, 947, 971, 978–979, 982–983
    • Surrender instrument, 110–118, 656–660, 672, 700, 704, 709, 947, 958, 961, 978, 979
    • Surrender terms, 113, 612–613, 615, 624–627
  • Germany, war against:
    • Coordination of Allied efforts, 579–580, 587–588, 595–601
    • Flying bombs, use of, 731–733
    • Over-all military objectives, 534–538, 827–828
    • Plans for air operations, 367
    • Plans for military operations, 364–368, 850–855, 969–970
    • Soviet strategic air force, 733
    • Submarine effort, defeat of, 828
    • Terminal date, planning for, 478–480, 592, 830–831
  • Greece:
    • Government, 782, 790–791
    • Military aid for, 752–753, 831–832, 849, 854
    • Nationalism in, 433
    • Popular elections, 847, 853, 857
    • Transfer of troops to, 832–833
  • Hong Kong, return of to China, 664–665, 676, 769
  • Hungary: Allied Control Council for, representation on, 513–514, 738, 741, 744, 891–892, 949; armistice with, 892, 901; military operations in, 365, 367–368
  • Iceland, invitation to United Nations conference, 774, 784
  • Imports, 541
  • India, invitation to United Nations conference, 747
  • Indochina, trusteeship for, 770
  • India-Burma Theater, military aid for, 524–525, 830
  • Intelligence, exchange of, 826
  • Internal politics, parties, 923–924
  • International tribunals, 663, 673, 686
  • Iran:
    • Economic assistance to, 749
    • Oil concessions, 67, 331–332, 336, 343, 500–501, 738–741, 744–746, 748, 810, 813, 815, 820, 825, 845, 860, 877, 882, 930, 933, 982
    • Withdrawal of troops from, 739–741, 744–746, 748, 810, 813, 815, 819, 825, 845, 860, 877, 882, 933, 982
  • Ireland, invitation to United Nations conference, 774, 784
  • Italy:
    • Boundary revision, 738, 741, 744, 815, 876, 880, 887–889, 739, 964, 981
    • Government, 266–272, 275–276, 430–435
    • Invitation to United Nations conference, 774, 784
    • Military operations in, 365–366
    • Popular elections, 847, 853
    • Questions for consideration at Yalta, 276–277, 279–283
    • Reconstruction, 958, 963–964
  • Japan, war against:
    • China, unification of, need for, 920–921, 949–950, 952–953
    • Over-all objectives, 827–830
    • Plans for air operations, 369, 371–373, 375–376, 383–384, 390–394, 396, 398; for military operations, 362, 364–379, 383–384, 388–400; for naval operations, 377–378, 390–392
    • Participation by Soviet Union, plans for, 361–400, 501–502
    • Surrender ultimatum, 826
    • Terminal date, plans for, 830–831
  • Jewish problems, 924
  • Kamchatka, airfields on, 373, 376, 390–393, 396–399
  • Karafuto:
    • Military operations, proposed, 376–377, 393, 835, 840
    • Soviet claims, 567, 759, 763–764, 768, 896, 984
    • Territorial trusteeship for, 387–388
    • U. S.-British discussions on, 502
  • Korea, trusteeship for, 770
  • Kurile Islands:
    • Administering authority for, 382–383
    • Future disposition, 379–383
    • Military operations, proposed, 373, 376–377, 379–383, 390–391, 396–397
    • Soviet claims, 381–382, 567, 768, 896, 984
  • Latin American States, invitations to United Nations conference, 773–774, 783, 794, 797
  • League of Nations, 49, 50, 666–667, 676
  • Lend-Lease, policies on, 135, 137–138, 962–963
  • Liberated areas:
    • Military aid for, 539, 828
    • Nationalism in, 918–919, 935–936, 972, 977
    • Relief and rehabilitation, 965, 972, 977
    • Soviet-British interests in, 102–103
    • Supplies to, 506
  • Malaya, military operations in, proposed, 833
  • Malta, abandonment of plan to return to, 591–592
  • Manchuria: Soviet lease of, 368–369, 769, 894–897, 984; transit rights in, 502
  • Maritime Provinces, military operations in, proposed, 376–378, 390–392, 394
  • Mediterranean Theater, withdrawal of troops from, 800, 829
  • Nationals, repatriation of:
    • Allied, 147, 413–420, 687–688, 691–696, 697, 863–866, 946, 985–987
    • British, 416–418
    • German, 227, 239, 247
    • Japanese, 386–387
    • Neutral, 148
    • Soviet, 414–415, 416–418, 440, 445, 455, 697
    • United States, 42 419–420
  • Northwest Europe, military operations in, plans for, 828–829
  • Norway, military operations in, 365, 368
  • Outer Mongolia, World War II status, 895–896, 984
  • Pacific, transfer of troops to, 828
  • Petroleum products, supply levels, 528–529, 531, 635, 750, 831
  • Poland:
    • Boundary revision, 202–208, 214, 220, 233, 505, 509, 613, 625, 667–669, 677–678, 680, 716–718, 720, 725–726, 777, 779, 787, 792, 804, 869–870, 898–899, 903, 903–907, 911–913, 917–918, 938, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989
    • Government, 499–500, 667–669, 677–681, 709, 711, 716, 719–721, 725–728, 776–780, 786–790, 792–793, 803–807, 811, 813, 815–816, 821–822, 842–843, 847, 850–852, 854–855, 858–859, 867–871, 872–873, 878, 882–884, 897–898, 912, 928, 938, 946–947, 950–951, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989, 993
    • Invitation to United Nations conference, 737, 743, 855
    • Popular elections, 716–718, 720–721, 725, 727–728, 777, 779–781, 787–790, 804–806, 812–813, 815–816, 883, 898, 938, 946–947, 973–974, 980, 989
    • Questions for consideration at Yalta, 667–671, 677–682
  • Polish Committee of National Liberation, 216, 223–224, 508–509, 671, 681, 776–780, 786–790, 803–807, 811, 813, 815–816, 821–822, 842–843, 847, 850–852, 854–855, 858–859, 867–871, 898, 912, 928, 939, 946–947, 950–951, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989, 993
  • Polish Government in London, 679, 776–779, 786–790, 803–807, 811, 813, 815–816, 821–822, 842–843, 847, 850–852, 854–855, 858–859, 867–871, 898, 912, 928, 938, 946–947, 950–951, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989, 993
  • Port Arthur, lease of, 894–897, 984
  • Prisoners of war:
    • Mistreatment of, warning to Germany, 506
    • Reciprocal agreement on, 687–688, 691–697, 751–752, 754–757, 863–866
    • Repatriation of, 147, 413–420, 440, 445, 455, 506, 946, 985–987
    • Transportation for, 692–693, 695–696
  • Rumania: Armistice with, 892, 901; removal of oil machinery from, 893, 939, 962, 965, 981
  • Saudi Arabia: Invitation to United Nations conference, 931, 933, 945; World War II status, 932
  • Small states: Invitations to United Nations conference, 713, 722, 736–737, 772, 775, 782–785, 791–792; voice in United Nations Organization voting, 664–665, 673–674, 676
  • Southeast Asia Command, military operations in, plans for, 830, 833
  • Soviet forces in Poland, security of, 852, 872–873, 878, 882
  • Soviet republics, invitation to United Nations conference, 712–714, 721–723, 732–733, 736, 742–744, 746, 772, 775, 785, 927, 947, 966–968, 976, 990–992
  • Soviet Union: Postwar trade policy, 325–328; relations with, 42, 922; transfer of warships to, 268
  • Supreme Commander, Allied Expeditionary Force, deputy for, 466
  • Treaties and other international acts: Agreement between United States and United Kingdom concerning shipment of supplies to liberated areas, 420–422
    • Agreement on shipping control, 538–539
    • Agreement with United States on Bremen-Bremerhaven enclave, 198–202, 592–593, 638–639
    • British-Soviet-Iranian treaty, Jan. 29, 1942, 332, 819
    • Bulgarian-Yugoslavian treaty of alliance, 876–877, 881–882, 890–891, 939, 964, 981
    • Chinese-Soviet pact of friendship and alliance, 896, 984
    • Declaration on Iran, 332, 335, 337, 341, 343, 738–741, 744–746, 748–749
    • Declaration on Liberated Europe, 848–849, 853–854, 856, 860–863, 868, 873, 878, 882, 884, 899, 908, 913, 918–919, 935, 945, 948, 971–972, 977
    • Mutual aid agreements with United Nations, 305
    • Proposed tripartite agreement for trial of war criminals, 409–411
    • Protocol of Proceedings of Crimea Conference, 975–982
    • Protocol on German reparations, 982–984
    • Protocol on zones of occupation in Germany and administration of Greater Berlin, 688
    • Soviet agreement on entry into war against Japan, 984
    • Soviet draft of agreement regarding treatment of Soviet citizens and British subjects liberated from Germans, 416–418
    • Montreux Convention, 501–502, 903–904, 909–910, 916–917, 933, 940, 948, 982
    • U. S.-Irish air agreement, 959–960
  • Turkey: Invitation to Balkan Federation, 876–877; invitation to United Nations conference, 773–774, 783, 944–945; World War II status, 904, 917, 932
  • Turkish Straits, 903–904, 909–910, 916–917, 933, 940, 948, 982
  • United Nations conference:
    • Announcement, 934, 940, 947, 971, 975
    • Date for, 713–714, 722–724, 729, 735–736, 742–743, 746, 772, 817–818
    • Invitation form, 810, 812, 814, 817–818, 822, 875, 876, 880, 886, 934, 943–944, 976
    • Invitations to United Nations states, 735, 737, 742, 746, 772–775, 782, 784–785, 791–792, 794, 979
    • Site of conference, 735–736, 742, 746, 772, 793, 817–818, 823
    • States to be invited, 91, 735, 772, 775, 782–785, 791–792, 794, 797, 934, 944, 974
  • United Nations Organization:
    • Armaments control under, 663, 673, 685
    • Charter for, 944–945, 947
    • Dependent areas under, 818, 844, 944, 977
    • Mandates under, 944, 947, 977
    • Objective, 569, 935, 971
    • Peace, breaches of, settlement under, 662–663, 666, 673, 782–785
    • Police forces for, 663, 673
    • Regional agencies, 84, 663, 673, 686
    • Security arrangements under, 955
    • Security Council, composition, 90
    • Small nations, voting rights, 589–591
    • Spheres of influence under, 955
    • Territorial trusteeships under, 49, 75, 83, 793–794, 810, 812, 817–818, 822, 844–845, 856, 858, 869, 935, 944–945, 947, 977
    • Unity, emphasis on, 666–667, 674–676, 682–685, 686, 797–799
    • Voting procedure, 43, 46, 50–51, 55, 63, 73, 77, 504, 590–591, 663–666, 672–673, 682–686, 699–700, 704–705, 711–713, 719, 721–722, 735–736, 817, 886, 926–927, 931–932, 943–944, 947, 966–968, 976, 994–996
  • Venezia Giulia, 888–889, 964
  • Vladivostok, bases at, 372, 378
  • War criminals, views on, 408, 507, 849–850, 854, 857, 938, 979
  • Western Europe, rearmament of, 43, 283, 304–306
  • Yalta Conference:
    • Agenda, military, for discussion, 424–425
    • Communiqué on, 655–659, 875, 880
    • Post-conference documents, note on, 988
    • Staff at Yalta, 24, 969
    • Tripartite decisions, U. S. list, 947–948
  • Yugoslavia:
    • Boundary revision, 738, 741, 744, 815, 876, 880, 887–889, 939, 964, 981
    • Government, 261–262, 781–782, 790–791, 810–811, 813, 820–821, 825, 843, 845–847, 849–851, 860, 873–874, 879, 900–901, 908–909, 913–914, 919–920, 928, 933, 938–939, 948, 957, 961, 974, 980–981
    • Military aid for, 833
    • Popular elections, 821, 825, 847, 850–852, 860
    • Regency for, 781–782, 790–791, 846, 851, 860, 873–874, 879, 957, 961
    • Tito-Šubašić agreement, 810–811, 813, 815, 820–821, 825, 843, 845–847, 849–851, 860, 873–874, 879, 900–901, 908–909, 913–914, 919–920, 928, 933, 938, 939, 948–949, 957, 961, 974, 980, 981
  • Yugoslavian-Bulgarian relations, 876–877, 881–882, 890–891, 939, 981
• United Nations:
  • Declaration on Liberated Europe, 848–849, 853–854, 856, 860–863, 868, 873, 878, 882, 884, 899, 908, 913, 918, 935, 946, 948, 971–972, 977
  • Liberated forces, military aid for, 493, 522–524, 527, 530, 636
  • Organizations to operate in Germany, 127
  • Poland, relations with, 668, 678
  • Shipping control, agreement on, 538–539
  • States associated with, 748
  • States invited to United Nations conference, 735, 737, 742, 746, 772–775, 782, 784–785, 791–792, 794, 797
• United Nations conference:
  • Announcement, 567, 934, 940, 947, 971, 975
  • Argentina, invitation to, 773, 783
  • Associated Nations, invitations to, 49, 52
  • British Dominions, invitations to, 713–714, 722–723, 736, 743, 927, 967
  • China and France, consultation with in regard to invitations, 738, 743–744, 793–794, 810, 812, 819, 876, 880, 885, 886, 901, 914, 932, 934, 940, 943, 945, 947, 971, 974
  • Communiqué on, 82, 85, 794
  • Date of conference, 82, 567, 713–714, 722–724, 729, 735–736, 742, 743, 746, 772, 817–818
  • Declaration of United Nations as basis for invitation, 735, 737, 742, 746, 772–775, 782, 785, 791–792, 794, 797
  • Denmark, invitation to, 774–775, 784–785
  • Egypt, invitation to, 774, 784
  • Establishment, information background, 44
  • France as fifth sponsoring power, 567
  • Iceland, invitation to, 774, 784
  • India, invitation to, 747
  • Invitation form, 794, 810, 812, 814, 817–818, 822, 875–876, 880, 886, 934, 943–944, 976
  • Invitations to United Nations only, 735, 737, 742, 746, 772–775, 782, 791–792, 794, 797
  • Ireland, invitation to, 774, 784
  • Italy, request for invitation, 280, 774, 784
  • Latin American States, invitations to, 91, 773–774, 783, 794, 797
  • Poland, invitation to, 737, 743, 855
  • Preparation for, 442
  • Saudi Arabia, invitation to, 931, 933, 945
  • Site for, 54, 57, 75–76, 715, 722, 724, 735, 736, 742, 746, 772, 793, 817–818, 823
  • Small states, invitations to, 713, 722, 736–737, 772, 775, 782–785, 791–792
  • Soviet republics, invitations to, 52, 66, 72, 712–714, 721–723, 732–733, 736, 742–744, 746, 772, 775, 785, 927, 947, 966–968, 976, 990–992
  • Statement of in Yalta communiqué, 427–428
  • States to be invited, 45, 49, 52, 55–57, 72, 75, 82, 91–92, 566, 567, 714–715, 722, 724, 735, 772, 775, 782–785, 791–792, 794, 797, 933–934, 974
  • Turkey, invitation to, 773–774, 783, 944–945
  • U. S. delegation for, 795, 941
• United Nations Organization:
  • Armaments control under, 663, 673, 685
  • Charter for, 944–945, 947
  • China, voice in voting, 664–665, 674, 676
  • Dependent areas under, 92–93, 818, 844, 944, 977; U. S. policy paper on, 92–93
  • Egypt, voice in voting, 664–665, 673, 676
  • Formation, proposal for, 17
  • France as permanent member, 82, 90, 300–301
  • International tribunals under, 663, 673, 686
  • Karafuto, trusteeship for, 387–388
  • Kurile Islands, administering authority for, 382–383
  • Mandates under, 944, 947, 977
  • Membership regulation, 662, 673, 685–686
  • Objectives, 569, 935, 971
  • Peace, breaches of, settlement under, 662–663, 666, 673, 682–686
  • Police forces for, 663, 673
  • Proposed organization and location of component parts, 45, 49, 53, 57, 75–76
  • Regional agencies under, 663, 673, 686
  • Secretary General, election of, 662, 673, 685
  • Security arrangements under, 955
  • Security Council, organization and procedure, 46, 78, 90, 444
  • Small nations, voice in voting, 589–591, 664–665, 673–674, 676
  • Spheres of influence under, 955
  • Territorial trusteeships under, 45, 49, 54, 57, 75, 83–84, 434, 793–794, 810, 812, 817–818, 822, 844–845, 856, 858–859, 935, 944–945, 947, 977
  • Unity, emphasis on, 665–666, 667, 674–676, 682–686
  • U. S. entry, public opinion on, 803, 811
  • U. S. policy papers on, 85–93
  • Voting procedures, 43, 45–89, 90, 438–440, 442, 451, 504, 567, 590–591, 660–667, 672–673, 682–686, 699–700, 704–705, 712–713, 719, 721–722, 735–736, 817, 886, 926–927, 931–932, 943–944, 947, 966–968, 976, 994–996; U. S. policy papers on, 85–90
  • War criminals, prosecution of, 400–413
  • World resources, survey of, 715, 719, 725
• United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, 43, 53, 108–110, 695–696; U. S. policy paper on, 109–110
• United States:
  • Alexandria conference, xi
  • Allied Control Councils, representation on, 43
  • Argentina: Invitation to United Nations Conference, 773, 783; meat purchases from, 442
  • Austria: Boundary revision, 505, 738, 741, 744, 815, 876, 880, 887, 939, 981; military operations in, 365; occupation of, allocation of zones, 499, 887
  • Balkan Federation, 876–877, 890
  • Balkan States: Military operations in, 365; reconstruction of, 234–238; spheres of influence in, 103–106; U. S. policy toward, 237–238
  • Baltic States: Military operations in, 365, 367–368; Soviet annexation, 94
  • Belgium, military aid for, 522–524
  • Bessarabia, Soviet annexation, 95
  • Briefing Book papers:
    • Balkan States, 234–238
    • Bulgaria, 238–240, 240–242
    • China, 351–355, 356–358
    • France, 300–307
    • Germany, 178–197, 307–309
    • Greece, 249–250
    • Hungary, 238–240, 242–245
    • Iran, 340–345
    • Italy, 276–283
    • Korea, 358–361
    • Liberated areas, 102–103
    • Poland, 230–234, 234–237
    • Rumania, 238–240, 245–248
    • Security Council, 90
    • Soviet loan, 324
    • Spheres of influence, 103–108
    • Trade policy, postwar, 825–827
    • Turkish Straits, 328–329
    • United Nations conference, 91–92
    • United Nations Organization, 92–93
    • United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, 109–110
    • Voting procedure in United Nations Organization, 85–90
    • Yugoslavia, 262–266
  • British Dominions, invitations to United Nations conference, 713–714, 722–723, 736, 743, 927, 967
  • Budapest area, airfields in, 647, 687, 767
  • Bulgaria:
    • Allied Control Council for, representation on, 238–242, 513–514, 568, 738, 741, 744, 815, 882, 889–890, 891–893, 939, 949, 965, 981
    • Armistice with, 877
    • Problems, U. S. policy on, 240–242
    • Reparations, 876–877, 882, 891–893, 939, 965, 981
    • Yugoslav-Bulgarian treaty of alliance, 876–877, 881–882, 891, 939, 964, 981
  • Burma, military operations in, proposed, 365–366, 833
  • Cargo shipping, control of, 464, 528, 730–731, 750–751, 831, 989
  • China:
    • American commander for military forces, 352
    • Boundary revision, 952
    • Consultation with in regard to invitations to United Nations conference, 738, 743–744, 793–794, 810, 812, 819, 876, 880, 885, 886, 901, 914, 932, 934, 940, 943, 945, 947, 971, 974
    • Cultural and scientific cooperation with, 358
    • Economic development, 357–358
    • Financial assistance to, 358
    • Integrity of, U. S. interest, 357
    • Long-range objectives in, 356–358
    • Military aid for, 349, 354–355, 483, 830
    • Policies toward, 354–355, 356–358
    • Short-range objectives in, 354–355
    • Technical assistance to, 358
    • Trade with, promotion of, 358
    • Unification, efforts toward, 43, 350–358, 502, 569, 771
    • Voice in voting in United Nations Organization, 664–665, 674, 676
  • Combined Chiefs of Staff: Final report of, 753; postwar work, 826
  • Combined shipping staffs report, 690
  • Dairen: Internationalization of, 894–897; lease to Soviet Union, 768–769
  • “Darlan Affair,” 431
  • Delhi conference, proposed, 960
  • Denmark: Invitation to United Nations conference, 774–775, 784–785; World War II status, 949
  • Dumbarton Oaks conference, questions left open at, 44–46
  • Eastern Europe: Air operations in, plans for, 689–690, 760, 800–801, 838–839; Soviet conduct in, 505–506; surveys of air damage in, 767, 837, 992
  • Egypt: Invitation to United Nations conference, 774, 784; popular elections, 847, 853; voice in voting in United Nations Organization, 664–665, 673, 676
  • Emergency European High Commission, participation in, 43, 444, 502–503, 568
  • Europe, boundary revisions, 210, 215, 217–219
  • European Advisory Commission, representation on, 441, 507, 618–619, 624, 700–702, 704–707, 710–711, 718, 729
  • Far East, movement of Soviet troops to, 836, 839–841
  • Finland: Armistice with, 892, 901; military operations in, 365, 368
  • France:
    • Boundary revision, 290–291, 297–616, 625
    • Consultation with in regard to invitations to United Nations conference, 738, 743–744, 793, 794, 810, 812, 819, 876, 880, 885, 886, 901, 914, 932, 934, 940, 943, 945, 947, 971, 974
    • Franco-Soviet mutual assistance pact, 289–291
    • Lend-Lease to, 139–140
    • Military aid for, 522–524, 572
    • Participation in Yalta Conference, 297–298, 300
    • Rearmament of, 286–287, 292–293, 304–307
    • Role in United Nations Organization, 300–304
    • Transfer of units to, 732, 832–833
  • Germany:
    • Allied Control Council for, representation on, 128–129, 130–133, 160–163, 178–190, 440, 446, 618–619, 624, 628–630, 634, 701–702, 704–707, 709–710, 718–719, 729, 899–900, 908, 913, 927, 930, 933, 936–937, 948, 951, 956, 961, 970–971, 978
    • Boundary revision, 16–17, 232, 308–309, 509, 572, 613, 616, 625, 677, 680, 716–718, 720, 725–726, 777, 779, 787, 792, 869, 870, 898–899, 903, 905–907, 911–913, 917–918, 938, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989
    • Communist-controlled movements in, 956–957
    • Demilitarization of, 96, 620, 625, 627, 630–631, 700, 704
    • Directive to SCAEF on military government, 143–155, 162–163
    • Industry, effect of bombing on, 731–733
    • Loan to, proposed, 621, 631–632
    • Occupation of, allocation of zones, 118, 293–295, 297, 498–499, 515, 592–593, 611–619, 624–625, 628–630, 634, 637–639, 660, 672, 688, 701–702, 705–707, 709–710, 718, 729, 936–937, 948, 951, 956, 961, 970–971, 978
    • Partition of, 160–163, 612–616, 624–628, 633, 656–658, 660, 700–701, 704–706, 709, 810, 812, 874–875, 880, 885, 936, 947, 978
    • Political and economic treatment, 134–139, 141, 157–159, 166–171, 172–174, 175–176, 178–193, 446, 503–504, 568, 609–610
    • Reparations, 158–159, 193–197, 612, 616, 619, 621–623, 624, 630–633, 702–710, 738, 741, 807–809, 812, 814, 816, 822, 843–844, 859, 874–875, 879–880, 882, 901–903, 909–910, 914–916, 920, 922, 927, 933, 937, 947, 971, 978–979, 982–983
    • Surrender instrument, 110–118, 656–658, 660, 672, 700, 704, 709, 947, 958, 961, 978, 979
    • Surrender terms, 113, 612–613, 615, 624–627
  • Germany, war against:
    • Air operations, plans for, 367, 576–577, 586, 596–597
    • Coordination of Allied efforts, 587–588, 595–601
    • Defeat of Germany first objective, 535–536
    • Flying bombs, use of, 731–733
    • Military operations, plans for, 364–368, 481–482, 534–538, 760, 827–828, 850, 855, 969–970
    • Naval operations, plans for, 484, 527–528
    • Over-all objective, 827
    • Soviet strategic air force, 733
    • Submarine effort, defeat of, 828
    • Terminal date, planning for, 482, 592, 731, 830–831
    • U–boat bases, bombing of, 495–496
  • Greece:
    • Collaborationists in, 960–961
    • Government, 782, 790–791
    • Military aid for, 522–524, 752–753, 831–832, 849, 854
    • Nationalism in, 433
    • Popular elections, 847, 853, 857
    • Relief and rehabilitation, 249–250
    • Transfer of troops to, 832–833
  • Hong Kong, return to China, 769
  • Hungary:
    • Allied Control Council for, representation on, 238–240, 513–514, 568, 738, 741, 744, 891–892, 949
    • Armistice with, 245, 445, 892, 901
    • Integrity of, U. S. interest in, 243–244
    • Military operations in, 365, 367–368
    • Oil refineries in, 243
    • Problems, U. S. interest in, 242–245
    • Reparations, 244
    • Iceland, invitation to United Nations conference, 774, 784
    • India, invitation to United Nations conference, 747
    • India–Burma Theater, military aid for, 483, 830
    • Indochina, 700, 770
    • Intelligence, exchange of, 826, 841
    • Interim governments, 103, 231
    • International Civil Aviation Conference, 959
  • Iran:
    • Allied relations with, 443
    • Economic assistance to, 749
    • Integrity of, U. S. interest, 340
    • Oil concessions in, 330–333, 336–340, 340–345, 500–501, 568, 738–741, 744–746, 748, 810, 813, 815, 820, 825, 845, 860, 877, 882, 930, 933, 982
    • U. S. mission in, 341, 444
    • Withdrawal of troops from, 739–741, 744–746, 748, 810, 813, 815, 819, 825, 845, 860, 877, 882, 933, 982
  • Italy:
    • Boundary revision, 738, 741, 744, 815, 876, 880, 887–889, 939, 964, 981
    • Cabinet crisis, 430–435
    • Communiqué on Italian situation, 431–433, 435
    • Demilitarization of, 431
    • Diplomatic relations, resumption of, 278
    • Government, 266–275, 276–283, 430–435
    • Invitation to United Nations conference, 774, 784
    • Military operations in, 365–366
    • Popular elections, 847, 853
    • Questions for discussion at Yalta, 276–283
    • Reconstruction, 958, 963–964
    • Spheres of influence in, 277
    • U. S. policy toward, 276–283
  • Japan, demilitarization of, 96
  • Japan, war against:
    • Atomic bomb, use of, 383–384
    • Chinese unity, importance of, 920–921, 949–950, 952–953
    • Coordination of Allied efforts, 836, 840
    • Over-all objectives, 395–396, 827–829, 935, 840
    • Plans for air operations, 369, 371–373, 375–376, 383–384, 390–394, 396, 398, 496–497, 526, 766; for military operations, 362, 364–379, 383–384, 388–400, 830; for naval operations, 377–378, 390–392
    • Soviet Union: Military aid to, 371–372; participation by, 361–400, 501–502, 593–594, 698–699, 759, 768–769, 894–897
    • Surrender ultimatum, 826
    • Terminal date, planning for, 830–831
    • U. S. forces, progress of, 570
    • U. S. responsibility for planning, 363–364
  • Jewish problems, 924
  • Kamchatka, airfields on, 376, 390–393, 396–399, 759, 763–765, 766, 835–836, 840
  • Karafuto:
    • Japanese nationals, repatriation of, 386–387
    • Military operations, proposed, 376–377, 393, 835, 840
    • Soviet claims, 567, 759, 763–764, 768, 896, 984
    • Territorial trusteeship for, 387–388
    • U. S.-British discussions on, 502
  • Komsomolsk–Nikolaevsk area, airfields in, 764–766, 835–837, 840
  • Korea: Occupation troops for, 770; trusteeship for, 770; U. S. policy on, 358–361
  • Kurile Islands:
    • Administering authority for, 382–383
    • Future disposition, 379–383
    • Military operations, proposed, 373, 376–377, 379–383, 390–391, 396–397
    • Naval base, proposed, 382
    • Soviet claims, 381–382, 567, 768, 896, 984
    • U. S. policy on, 379–383
  • Latin American States:
    • Officials, U. S. negotiations with, 136
    • United Nations conference, invitations to, 49, 52, 91, 773–774, 783, 794, 797, 955
    • United Nations Organization, voting procedure in, 68, 76, 87, 567
    • World War II status, 952, 954–955
  • League of Nations, 75
  • Lend-Lease, commercial policies, 962–963
  • Liberated areas:
    • Health measures, 537
    • Military aid for, 522–524, 527, 528–529 828
    • Nationalism in, 918–919, 935–936, 972, 977
    • Relief and rehabilitation, 965, 972, 977
    • Shipping for, 420–423, 437, 534–538
    • Supplies for, 437, 506
    • U. S. policy paper on, 102–103
  • Malaya, military operations, proposed, 833
  • Malta Conference: Abandonment of plan to return to, 591–592; agenda for military discussions, 426, 463
  • Manchuria: Military operations in, proposed, 372, 378–379, 393–394; transit rights in, 502
  • Manchurian railways, 368–369, 769, 894–897, 984
  • Maritime Provinces, military operations in, proposed, 376–378, 390–392, 394
  • Mediterranean Theater: Military operations in, 482–483, 526–527; shipping for, 527; transfer of troops from, 526–527, 531–533, 800, 829
  • Mexico City conference, 442–443
  • Montreux Convention, 10–11, 27, 34–35, 328–329, 501, 903–904, 909–910, 916–917, 933, 940, 948, 982
  • Nationals, repatriation of:
    • Allied, 147, 413–420, 687–688, 691–696, 697, 863–866, 946, 985–987
    • British, 416–418
    • German, 227, 239, 247
    • Japanese, 386–387
    • Neutral, 148
    • Soviet, 414–415, 416–418, 440, 445, 455, 697
    • United States, 42, 419–420
  • New Deal promises, 923
  • Northwest Europe, military plans for, 464–467, 496, 828–829
  • Outer Mongolia, 895–896, 984
  • Pacific Theater, military operations, plans for, 495, 828
  • Petroleum products, supply levels, 528–529, 730, 750, 831
  • Poland:
    • Boundary revision, 95, 202–205, 213, 230, 232–233, 435–436, 445, 505, 509–511, 613, 625, 667–669, 677–678, 680, 716–718, 725, 777–779, 787–788, 792, 804, 869–870, 898–899, 903, 905–907, 911–913, 917–918, 938, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989
    • Government, 231, 499–500, 667–669, 677–681, 709, 711, 716, 719–721, 725–728, 776–780, 786–790, 792–793, 803–807, 811, 813, 815–816, 821–822, 842–843, 847, 850–852, 854–855, 858–859, 870–871, 872–873, 878, 882–884, 897, 898, 912, 928, 938, 946–947, 950–951, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989, 993
    • Integrity of, U. S. interest in, 209–210, 215–219
    • Invitation to United Nations conference, 737, 743, 855
    • Military aid for, 522–524
    • Nationalism in, 231
    • Peasant Party, 231
    • Postwar treatment, 568
    • Popular elections in, 716–718, 720–721, 725, 727–728, 777, 779–781, 787–790, 804–806, 812–813, 815–816, 842–843, 847–848, 850–856, 858–859, 867–871, 883, 898, 938, 946–947, 973–974, 980, 989
    • Questions for discussion at Yalta, 230–234, 667–671, 677–682
    • Reconstruction of, 234–236
    • Soviet forces, security of, 852, 872–873, 878, 882
    • U. S. policy toward, 230–234
  • Policy papers. see Briefing Book papers.
  • Polish Committee of National Liberation, 223–224, 434–435, 437–440, 510–511, 671, 677, 728, 780, 786–790, 803–807, 811, 813, 815–816, 821–822, 842–843, 846–847, 850–852, 854–855, 858–859, 867–871, 898, 912, 928, 939, 946–947, 950–951, 953, 954, 973, 974, 980, 989, 993
  • Polish Government in London, 214–216, 776–779, 786–790, 803–807, 811, 813, 815–816, 821–822, 842–843, 846–847, 850–852, 854–855, 858–859, 867–871, 898, 912, 928, 938, 946–947, 950–951, 953–954, 973–974, 980, 989, 993
  • Port Arthur, lease of, 894–897, 984
  • Prisoners of war, Allied:
    • Mistreatment of, warning to Germany, 506
    • Reciprocal agreement on, 687–688, 691–697, 751–752, 754–757, 863–866
    • Repatriation of, 147, 413–420, 440, 445, 455, 506, 946, 985–987
    • Transportation for, 692–693, 695–696
  • Regional advisory commissions, 84
  • Rhineland, 160, 298, 308–309, 625
  • Rumania:
    • Allied Control Council for, representation on, 238–240, 248, 568
    • Armistice with, 246–248, 892, 901
    • Problems, U. S. interest in, 245–248
    • Reparations, 245–248, 893, 939, 962, 965, 981
    • Status after armistice, 248
  • Saudi Arabia, invitation to United Nations conference, 931–933, 945
  • Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 445
  • Siberia, airfields in, 393–394, 399, 594, 733–734, 758–760, 763–764, 836–837, 840
  • Small states: Invitation to United Nations conference, 713, 722, 736–737, 772, 775, 782–785, 791–792; voice in voting in United Nations Organization, 664–665, 673–674, 676
  • Southeastern Asia Command, 494–495, 830, 833
  • Southeastern Europe, 238–240, 767
  • Soviet Union:
    • Conversations with prior to Yalta, 394–400
    • Credits, postwar, 309–324, 610
    • Diplomatic relations, establishment, 921
    • Far East war aims, 768–770
    • Lend-Lease to, 311, 313–314, 316–318, 320
    • Loan, postwar, 309–324, 444
    • Military aid to, 688
    • Shipping for, 594
    • Soviet republics, invitation to United Nations conference, 712–714, 721–723, 732–733, 736, 742–744, 746, 772, 775, 785, 927, 947, 966–967, 968, 976, 990–992
    • Supply of aircraft to, 838
    • Supply routes for, 758, 763–767, 835, 839–840
    • Transfer of shipping to, 268, 760–762, 767–768
    • Trade policy, postwar, 325–328
    • U. S. policy toward participation in war against Japan, 94–96
  • Spheres of influence, policy paper on, 103–108
  • Territorial trusteeships, views on, 79–81, 83–84, 434, 856, 858, 869
  • Trade, postwar, policy paper on, 325–327
  • Transport shipping, control of, 730–731, 831
  • Treaties and other international acts:
    • Agreement between United States and United Kingdom concerning shipment of supplies to liberated areas, 420–422
    • Agreement between United States and United Kingdom on Bremen–Bremerhaven enclave, 198–202, 592–593, 638–639
    • Agreement on shipping control, 538–539
    • Air agreement with Ireland, 959–960
    • Air agreement with Spain, 959–960
    • Chinese-Soviet pact of friendship and alliance, 896, 984
    • Declaration on Iran, 332, 335, 337, 341, 343, 738–741, 744–746, 748–749
    • Declaration on Liberated Europe, 848–849, 853–854, 856, 860–863, 868, 873, 878, 882, 884, 899, 908, 913, 918–919, 935, 946, 948, 971–972, 977
    • Proposed treaty with China on commerce and navigation, 357
    • Proposed tripartite agreement for trial of war criminals, 409–411
    • Protocol of Proceedings of Crimea Conference, 975–982
    • Protocol on German reparations, 982–984
    • Soviet agreement on entry into war against Japan, 984
    • U. S.-Soviet agreement on liberated prisoners of war and civilians, 985–987
  • Turkey: Invitation to Balkan Federation, 876–877; invitation to United Nations conference, 773–774, 783, 944–945; World War II status, 904, 917, 932
  • Turkish Straits, 10–11, 27, 34–35, 328–329, 501, 903–904, 909–910, 916–917, 933, 940, 948, 982
  • United Kingdom, Lend-Lease to, 138
  • United Nations conference:
    • Announcement, 934, 940, 947, 971, 975
    • Date for, 713–714, 722–724, 729, 735–736, 742–743, 746, 772, 817–818
    • Invitation form, 810, 812, 814, 817–818, 822, 875–876, 880, 886, 934, 943–944, 976
    • Preparations for conference, 442
    • Site for conference, 54, 57, 75, 735–742, 746, 772, 793, 818, 823
    • States to be invited, 52, 55–57, 72, 75, 91–92, 735, 772, 775, 782–785, 791–792, 794, 797, 934, 944, 974
    • United Nations, invitations to, 735, 742, 746, 772–775, 782, 784–785, 791–792, 794, 797
    • U. S. delegation, 795, 941
  • United Nations forces, military aid for, 493, 522–524, 527
  • United Nations Organization:
    • Armaments control under, 663, 673, 685
    • Charter for, 944–945, 947
    • Dependent territories under, 91–93, 818, 844, 944, 977
    • International tribunals under, 663, 673, 686
    • Mandates under, 944, 947, 977
    • Membership regulation, 662, 673, 685–686
    • Objectives, 935, 971
    • Organization, proposals for, 78
    • Peace, breaches of, settlement under, 662–663, 666, 673, 682–686
    • Police forces under, 663, 673
    • Public opinion on U. S. entry, 803, 811
    • Regional agencies under, 663, 673, 686
    • Secretary General, election, 662, 673, 685
    • Security arrangements under, 955
    • Security Council, composition, 90
    • Small states, voting rights in, 444, 589–591
    • Spheres of influence under, 955
    • Territorial trusteeships under, 793–794, 810, 812, 817–818, 822, 844–845, 935, 944–945, 947, 977
    • Unity, emphasis on, 667, 674–676, 682–686, 797–799, 975
    • Voting procedure in, 46–51, 55–73, 85–90, 438–440, 442, 504, 567, 590–591, 660–666, 672–673, 682–686, 699–700, 704–705, 711–713, 719, 721–722, 735–736, 817, 886, 926–927, 931–932, 943–944, 947, 966–968, 976, 994–995, 996
  • Venezia Giulia, 888–889, 964
  • Vienna–Budapest area, airfields in, 647, 687, 767
  • Vladivostok, proposed naval base at, 372, 378, 837–838
  • War criminals, views on prosecution, 401–411, 437, 440, 446, 507, 634, 849–850, 854, 857, 938, 979
  • Western Europe, rearmament, 43, 283, 304–305, 307
  • Yalta Conference:
    • Agenda for military discussions, 41, 393–394, 424–425
    • Agenda for U. S.-Soviet conversations prior to, 394–400
    • Communiqué on, 655–659, 875, 880
    • Political desiderata in regard to, 43
    • Post-conference documents, note on, 988
    • Preparation for, 42, 441–442
    • Staff, 24–26, 30, 36, 968
    • Tripartite decisions, U. S. list, 947–948
  • Yugoslavia:
    • Boundary revision, 505, 738, 741, 744, 815, 876, 880, 887–889, 939, 964, 981
    • Government, 255–257, 259, 261–264, 781–782, 790–791, 810–811, 813, 820–821, 825, 843, 845–847, 849–851, 860, 873–874, 879, 900–901, 908–909, 913, 914, 919–920, 928, 933, 938–939, 948, 957, 961, 974, 980–981
    • Military aid for, 833
    • Popular elections, 821, 825, 847, 850–852, 860
    • Problems, U. S. interest in, 262–266
    • Regency for, 439, 781–782, 790–791, 846, 851, 860, 873–874, 879, 957, 961
    • Relations with Bulgaria, 876–877, 881–882, 890–891, 939, 981
    • Relief and rehabilitation, 264–265
    • Tito-Šubašić agreement, 810–811, 813, 815, 820–821, 825, 843, 845–847, 849–851, 860, 873–874, 879, 900–901, 908–909, 913–914, 919, 920, 928, 933, 938–939, 948–949, 957, 961, 974, 980–981
    • Tito, relations with Allies, 434, 436
• United States Joint Chiefs of Staff (see also Combined Chiefs of Staff):
• Agenda for Combined Chiefs of Staff discussions at Malta, 463; for first meeting with Soviet staff, 733–734; for Yalta, 562–564
• First formal meeting, 463
• Free discussion with Soviet staff, 565
• United States Navy, 27
• Unity, emphasis on, 667, 674–676, 682–686
• Uruguay (see also Latin American States), 954
• Vandenberg, Arthur H., 96, 795, 941
• Venezia Giulia, 888–889, 964
• Venezuela (see also Latin American States), 951, 954
• Veritable (code name), 469–470, 485
• Vienna: Airfields in, 647, 687, 767; proposed as capital for South German states, 159–160; proposed as site for United Nations conference, 54
• Vladivostok, U. S. bases in, 372, 378, 566, 837–838
• Vorontsov Villa, 550
• V-weapon attacks, 468–469
• Vyshinsky, Andrey, Y., 609
• War aims, Allied, 427–428
• War and the Working Class, 451, 452
• War Crimes Commission, 401–402, 403–404
• War criminals:
  • Agreement for trial and punishment of, 408–411
  • Apprehension directed, 145–149
  • Defined by Declaration of Moscow, 409
  • Discussions at Malta, 507; at Yalta, 400–413
  • Identification, difficulties of, 404–405
  • International tribunals for prosecution of, 407
  • Legal difficulties in prosecuting, 405
  • Persons to be prosecuted, 404
  • Preparation of cases, 407
  • Program for prosecution, 405–407
  • Proposed tripartite agreement for prosecution, 409–411
  • Proposed warning to, 412–413
  • Prosecution of, 634, 849–850, 854, 857, 938, 979
  • Request from Jewish organizations for warning to, 412
  • Soviet attitude toward prosecution, 400, 408, 453–454, 507
  • Status of proceedings against, 401–402
  • Suggested procedure against, 402–411
  • U. S. attitude toward prosecution, 437, 440, 446
• War Shipping Administration, 528
• Warships, transfer by United States and United Kingdom to Soviet Union, 268
• Weary Willie (code name), 497
• Welles, Sumner, 136
• Western Europe: Mutual aid agreements with United Kingdom, 305; occupation zones for Soviet Union, 543; Soviet-British-U. S. policy in regard to rearmament, 43, 283, 304–307
• White, Harry D., 136–141
• White House files, note on, xviii
• White Russian Soviet Socialist Republic. see Soviet republics.
• William Blount, U. S. S., 550
• Wilson, Field Marshal Sir Henry M., 543
• Wilson, Woodrow, 79
• Winant, John G., 110–121, 128, 130–133, 198, 210–212, 258, 274, 336, 419, 729, 950, 956, 957
• World security organization. see United Nations conference; United Nations Organization.
• Wright, Michael, 77
• Yalta Conference (for subjects discussed, see under Soviet Union; United Kingdom; United States), 547–996
  • Agenda, military and political, 41, 562–564
  • Briefing Book on, 41–42
  • British staff, 24, 969
  • Code name adopted, 24, 27, 30, 33, 35
  • Combined Chiefs of Staff, attendance, 22
  • Communications service, 24, 26, 559
  • Communiqué on, 427–428, 559–560, 655–659, 794, 875, 880, 968–975
  • Crimea Conference name adopted, xii, 609, 968, 969, 975
  • Decorations awarded at, 558
  • Documentation sources, xii–xiv
  • French request for participation, 295–300, 618
  • Itinerary for, 25
  • Living accommodations, 29, 36, 460
  • Log, 549–561
  • Mail service, 559
  • Mess arrangements, 36
  • Photographers, question of, 38–39
  • Political desiderata, U. S., 43
  • Post-conference documents, note on, 988
  • Press, exclusion of, 38–39
  • Proposed dates, 9–10, 13–19, 20–21
  • Protocol of proceedings, 975–982
  • Security measures, 37–39
  • Soviet staff, 969
  • Time length estimates, 32–33
  • Topics to be discussed, 42
  • Translator services, 559
  • Tripartite decisions, U. S. list, 947–948
  • Unity, emphasis on, 975
  • U. S. staff, 21, 24, 26, 30, 550, 968
• Yenan conference, 347
• Yugoslavia (see also Balkan States):
  • Army of National Liberation, 543
  • Boundary revision, Austrian-Italian-Yugoslav, 505, 738, 741, 744, 815, 876, 880, 887–889, 939, 964, 981
  • British and Soviet political support, 262
  • Bulgaria:
    • Alliance with, 453
    • Allied Control Council for, representation on, 891–892
    • Relations with, 241–242, 876–877, 881–882, 890–891, 939, 981
    • Reparations, 892–893
  • Civil liberties, guarantee of, 252–253
  • Government, 101–102, 251–253, 254, 781–782, 790–791, 810–811, 813, 820–821, 825, 843–847, 849–851, 860, 873–874, 879, 900–901, 908–909, 913–914, 919–920, 928, 933, 938–939, 948, 957, 961, 974, 980–981
  • Government, U. S. recognition of, 255–264
  • Mihailović, non-support of, 265
  • Military aid to, 833
  • Partisan organization in control of, 262
  • Partisan excesses, 265
  • Popular elections, 253, 821, 825, 847, 850–852, 860
  • Problems, U. S. interest in, 262–266
  • Regency, proposals for, 251, 253–254, 258–265, 439, 507, 781–782, 790–791, 846–847, 851, 860, 873–874, 879, 957, 961
  • Relief and rehabilitation, 264–265
  • Shipping, propaganda on, 264–265
  • Soviet press, treatment in, 452
  • Tito, Allied relations with, 434, 436
  • Tito-Šubašić agreement, 250, 254, 258, 260–263, 781, 790–792, 810–811, 813, 815, 820–821, 825, 843, 845–847, 849–851, 860, 873–874, 879
  • Treaty of alliance with Bulgaria, 876–877, 881–882, 890–891, 939, 964, 981
  • U. S. policy papers on, 42, 262–266
• Zones of occupation. see subhead under name of country.