Finland:
Contents
- Interest of the United States in the internal affairs of Finland and in
the operations of the Allied Control Commission for Finland (Documents 585-611)
- Reestablishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and
Finland72
(Documents 612-623)
- Interest of the United States in the reestablishment of normal economic
relations with Finland and in relief for Finland10
(Documents 624-651)
- For previous documentation
regarding the preparations for the reestablishment of an American
Mission in Finland, see
Foreign Relations, 1944, vol.iii, pp. 624 ff.↩ - The United States Treasury announced on February 16,
1945, that Finland was removed from the category of enemy occupied or
controlled countries (10 Federal Register, 1956).
This action reactivated for Finland the Proclaimed List of firms and
individuals with whom business transactions were prohibited except under
license. The British did not extend their corresponding Statutory List
to Finland, and on August 2 a British-Finnish financial agreement
permitted financial dealings with all persons in Finland. The Proclaimed
List for Finland was abolished as of November 5, 1945, following
acceptance by Finland of the Proclaimed List as far as other than
Finnish nationals were concerned (740.60D112A/10–2545). For
documentation on Anglo-American cooperation on policies and problems
concerning the Proclaimed and Statutory Lists in the Eastern Hemisphere,
see
vol.
ii, pp. 827 ff.↩