Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers, 1945, The British Commonwealth, The Far East, Volume VI - Office of the Historian

Protests by Japan against the bombing of allegedly nonmilitary objectives, including the atomic bombing of Hiroshima⁷³⁷⁴

^73.Continued from Foreign Relations, 1944, vol. v, pp. 1167 ff.

^74.The Combined Policy Committee, a high level United States–United Kingdom group, met at the Pentagon on July 4, 1945, to discuss the use of atomic weapons in the war against Japan; for extracts of minutes of meeting, see Foreign Relations, The Conference of Berlin (The Potsdam Conference), 1945, vol. i, p. 941.

[333] The Secretary of State to the Secretary of War ( Stimson )

Washington , January 18, 1945.

740.00116 Pacific War/12–3044

[334] Memorandum by the State–War–Navy Coordinating Committee to the Secretary of State

Washington , 6 March, 1945.

740.00116 P.W./3–645

[335] The Swiss Chargé ( Grässli ) to the Secretary of State

Washington , July 30, 1945.

740.00116 P.W./7–3045

[336] The Swiss Legation to the Department of State

Washington , August 11, 1945.

740.00116 P.W./8–1145

[337] The Secretary of State to the Swiss Chargé ( Grässli )

Washington , August 29, 1945.

740.00116 P.W./7–3045

[338] Memorandum by the Special War Problems Division to the Chairman of the State–War–Navy Coordinating Committee ( Dunn )

[ Washington ,] September 5, 1945.

740.00116 PW/8–1145

[339] The Department of State to the Swiss Legation

Washington , October 24, 1945.

740.00116 PW/8–1145