Foreign Relations of the United States, 1947, The British Commonwealth; Europe, Volume III - Office of the Historian

The political and economic crisis in Europe and the United States response (The Marshall Plan)

Contents

I. United States concern with foreign needs for substantial economic aid; The European crisis and Secretary of State Marshall’s speech at Harvard (March–June) (Documents 128–143)
II. The genesis of a European Recovery Program (June–September): Conversations at London; The Conference of European Economic Cooperation, at Paris, and its report (Documents 144–257)
III. The United States reaction to the Paris report and matters related to the development of a program for interim aid (September–December) (Documents 258–273)
- A. The Washington conversations on European economic cooperation (Documents 258–267)
- B. Development of programs for interim and long-term aid (Documents 268–273)