Efforts by the United States to assist in the establishment of a democratic and independent Rumania and to assure fulfillment of wartime and postwar agreements 1
1. For previous documentation on these subjects, see Foreign Relations, 1946, vol. vi, pp. 555 ff.
[313] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Assistant Chief of the Division of Western European Affairs (Wallner)
[Washington,] January 4, 1947.
871.00/1–447
[314] The Representative in Rumania (Berry) to the Secretary of State
Bucharest, February
5, 1947—10 p. m.
871.00/2–547: Telegram
[317] The President of the National Peasant Party (Maniu), the President of the National Liberal Party (Bratianu), and the President of the Independent Social Democratic Party (Petrescu) to the Secretary of State
[Bucharest,] March 13, 1947.
871.00/3–1547
[318] The Acting Secretary of State to the Representative in Rumania (Berry)
Washington, March 19,
1947—8 p. m.
871.00/3–1347: Telegram
[319] The Acting Secretary of State to the Representative in Rumania (Berry)
Washington, March 20,
1947—7 p. m.
871.00/3–1247: Telegram
[320] The Acting Secretary of State to the Representative in Rumania (Berry)
Washington, April 1,
1947—7 p. m.
871.00/3–2547: Telegram
[321] The Representative in Rumania (Berry) to the Secretary of State
Bucharest, April 4,
1947—7 p. m.
871.00/4–447: Telegram
[322] The Representative in Rumania (Berry) to the Secretary of State
Bucharest, May 7,
1947—3 p. m.
871.00/5–747: Telegram
[323] Department of State Policy and Information Statement
[Washington,] May 22, 1947.
711.74/5–2247
[324] The Second Secretary of the British Embassy (Solly-Flood) to the Acting Chief of the Division of Southern European Affairs (Barbour)
Washington, 26 May,
1947.
871.00/5–2647
[325] The Acting Representative in Rumania (Melbourne) to the Secretary of State
Bucharest, June 14,
1947—3 p. m.
874.4016/6–1447: Telegram
[326] The Acting Chief of the Division of Southern European Affairs (Barbour) to the Second Secretary of the British Embassy (Solly-Flood)
Washington, June 16,
1947.
871.00/5–2647
[327] The Chargé in the United Kingdom (Gallman) to the Secretary of State
London, June 17,
1947—noon.
871.00/6–1747: Telegram
[329] The Acting Secretary of State to the Embassy in Portugal
Washington, October 9,
1947—6 p. m.
871.001 Carol II/9–1947: Telegram
[330] The Acting Secretary of State to the Legation in Rumania
Washington, October
14, 1947—7 p. m.
871.6363/9–347: Telegram
[331] The Acting Secretary of State to the Embassy in the United Kingdom
Washington, October
17, 1947—6 p. m.
871.00/10–1347: Telegram
[332] The Chargé in the United Kingdom (Gallman) to the Secretary of State
London, October
20, 1947—5 p. m.
871.00/10–2047: Telegram
[333] The Acting Secretary of State to the Embassy in Portugal
Washington, October
22, 1947—6 p. m.
871.001 Carol II/10–2247: Telegram
[334] The Chargé in the Soviet Union (Durbrow) to the Secretary of State
Moscow, October
23, 1947—3 p. m.
871.00/10–2347: Telegram
[335] The Minister in Rumania (Schoenfeld) to the Secretary of State
Bucharest, October
23, 1947—7 p. m.
871.00/10–2347: Telegram
[336] The Chargé in Greece (Keeley) to the Secretary of State
Athens, October
27, 1947—7 p. m.
871.001 Mihai/10–2747: Telegram
[337] The Acting Secretary of State to the Embassy in Greece
Washington, October
30, 1947—6 p. m.
871.001 Mihai/10–2747: Telegram
[338] The Secretary of State to the Legation in Rumania
Washington, November
6, 1947—6 p. m.
871.00/10–3047: Telegram
[339] The Minister in Rumania (Schoenfeld) to the Secretary of State
Bucharest, November
8, 1947—11 a. m.
871.00/11–847: Telegram
[340] The Minister in Rumania (Schoenfeld) to the Secretary of State
Bucharest, November
10, 1947—10 a. m.
871.00/11–1047: Telegram
[341] The Rumanian Foreign Minister (Pauker) to the Minister in Rumania (Schoenfeld)
Bucharest, November 19,
1947.
871.00/11–2047
[342] The Ambassador in the United Kingdom (Douglas) to the Acting Secretary of State
London, November
22, 1947—1 p. m.
871.001 Mihai/11–2247: Telegram
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