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Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers, 1945, Europe, Volume IV

Czechoslovakia:


Contents

    • Interest of the United States in the reestablishment of democratic government in Czechoslovakia; occupation of Czechoslovakia by United States and Soviet troops, and their withdrawal (Documents 432–505)
      • Interest of the United States in the cession of Carpathian Ruthenia by Czechoslovakia to the Soviet Union, and in other Czechoslovak frontier problems (Documents 506–517)
        • Surrender of members of the so-called “Slovak State” in United States custody to the Czechoslovak Government (Documents 518–522)
          • Efforts to prevent removal to the Soviet Union as war booty of American-owned industrial property in Czechoslovakia (Documents 523–530)
            • Negotiations regarding the reestablishment of a conventional basis for trade between the United States and Czechoslovakia (Documents 531–539)
              • Granting of cotton credit to Czechoslovakia by the Export-Import Bank and consideration of other financial assistance (Documents 540–552)
                • Agreement between the United States and Czechoslovakia regarding Air Transport Command facilities in Czechoslovakia

              Europe

              • Preface
              • Albania: (Documents 1–63)
                • Austria
                • Belgium: (Documents 64–119)
                  • Bulgaria: (Documents 120–431)
                    • Czechoslovakia: (Documents 432–552)
                      • Denmark: (Documents 553–584)
                        • Finland: (Documents 585–651)
                          • France: (Documents 652–758)
                            • Germany
                            • Greece
                            • Hungary: (Documents 759–901)
                              • Iceland:
                                • Italy: (Documents 902–1214)
                                  • Index

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