Cuba:
Contents
- United States concern with Cuban problems related to the defense of the
Western Hemisphere1 (Documents 638-650)
- United States interest in Cuban–Soviet relations and Communist activities
in Cuba (Document 651)
- Negotiations to stabilize postwar reconversion policies on trade,
transport and communications (Documents 652-663)
- Policies of the United States concerning Cuban financial aid and
settlement of financial obligations89 (Documents 664-672)
- Discussions and agreements relating to the 1946 and 1947 Cuban sugar
crops19 (Documents 673-686)
- For previous documentation on
the questions of control and use of strategic air bases and of airports
in Cuba, see
Foreign Relations, 1945, vol.ix, pp. 896 ff. For documentation on military collaboration between the United States and other American Republics during 1946, see pp. 86 ff.↩ - For
previous documentation on representations by the United States regarding
Cuban delays in settlement of claims of American nationals and
lend-lease obligations, see
Foreign Relations, 1945, vol.ix, p. 956 ff.↩ - For documentation concerning
negotiations for the purchase of the 1946 Cuban sugar crop by the United
States, see
Foreign Relations, 1945, vol.ix, pp. 917 ff.↩