Foreign Relations of the United States, 1947, Eastern Europe; The Soviet Union, Volume IV - Office of the Historian

Interest of the United States in the maintenance of democratic government in Czechoslovakia; consideration of the possibility of United States economic assistance to Czechoslovakia and efforts to resolve pending economic and commercial questions between the two governments ¹

^1.For previous documentation on these subjects, see Foreign Relations, 1946, vol. vi, pp. 178 ff.

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[174] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Chief of the Division of Central European Affairs (Beam)

[ Washington ,] November 14, 1947.

860F.51/11–1447

[175] The Ambassador in Czechoslovakia ( Steinhardt ) to the Secretary of State

Praha , November 20, 1947—9 a. m.

860F.00/11–2047: Telegram

[176] The Ambassador in Czechoslovakia ( Steinhardt ) to the Secretary of State

Praha , November 20, 1947—3 p. m.

740.00113 EW/11–2047: Telegram

[177] The Ambassador in Czechoslovakia ( Steinhardt ) to the Secretary of State

Praha , November 24, 1947—9 a. m.

711.60F/11–1447: Telegram

[178] The Ambassador in Czechoslovakia ( Steinhardt ) to the Secretary of State

Praha , November 24, 1947—10 a. m.

860F.00/11–2447: Telegram

[179] The Chargé in Czechoslovakia ( Bruins ) to the Secretary of State

Praha , December 5, 1947—10 a. m.

860F.6131/12–547: Telegram

[180] Memorandum by Foreign Service Officer J. Graham Parsons of a Conversation With the Vatican Under Secretary of State (Tardini)

[ Vatican City ,] December 10, 1947.

860F.00/12–1047

[181] The Chargé in Czechoslovakia ( Bruins ) to the Secretary of State

Praha , December 19, 1947.

740.00119 Control (Germany)/12–1947

[182] The Chargé in Czechoslovakia ( Bruins ) to the Secretary of State

Praha , December 22, 1947—10 a. m.

860F.00B/12–2247: Telegram

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