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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1946, The Near East and Africa, Volume VII

Turkey:


Contents

    • Attitude of the United States toward demands of the Soviet Union for the revision of the Turkish Straits regime and other matters affecting Turkish-Soviet relations (Documents 622–701)
      • Interest of the United States in finding ways and means to aid Turkey (Documents 702–729)

      The Near East and Africa

      • Preface
      • List of abbreviations, symbols, and code names
      • Regional: (Documents 1–36)
        • Egypt: (Documents 37–46)
          • Ethiopia
          • Greece: (Documents 47–205)
            • Iran: (Documents 206–430)
              • Iraq: (Documents 431–433)
                • Libya
                • Morocco: (Documents 434–439)
                  • Palestine: (Documents 440–570)
                    • Saudi Arabia: (Documents 571–583)
                      • Syria and Lebanon: (Documents 584–618)
                        • Trans-Jordan: (Documents 619–621)
                          • Turkey: (Documents 622–729)
                            • Yemen: (Documents 730–731)
                              • Index

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