Office of the Historian

Mission to China of Lieutenant General Albert C. Wedemeyer to appraise the political, economic, psychological, and military situation

[562] General Wedemeyer to the Secretary of State

[Nanking,] July 29, 1947.

121.893/7–2947: Telegram

[563] The Secretary of State to General Wedemeyer

Washington, 30 July 1947.

121.893/7–3047: Telegram

[564] Memorandum of Conversation, by Mr. Philip D. Sprouse

[Nanking,] 30 July 1947.

121.893/9–1947

[570] Memorandum of Conversation, by Mr. Philip D. Sprouse

[Nanking,] 31 July 1947.

121.893/9–1947

[572] Memorandum of Conversation, by Mr. Philip D. Sprouse

[Nanking,] 1 August 1947.

121.893/9–1947

[576] General Wedemeyer to the Secretary of State

Nanking, August 6, 1947

121.893/8–647: Telegram

[577] General Wedemeyer to the Secretary of State

[Nanking,] August 8, 1947.

121.893/8–847: Telegram

[579] Memorandum by Mr. Philip D. Sprouse to General Wedemeyer

[Nanking,] 10 August 1947.

121.893/9–1947

[582] General Wedemeyer to the Secretary of State

[Nanking,] August 17, 1947.

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[583] Memorandum by Mr. Philip D. Sprouse to General Wedemeyer

[Nanking,] 17 August 1947.

121.893/9–1947

[584] Memorandum by Mr. Philip D. Sprouse to General Wedemeyer

[Nanking,] 18 August 1947.

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[586] The Ambassador in China (Stuart) to the Department of State

Nanking, August 19, 1947.
[Received August 27.]

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[587] The Consul General at Mukden (Ward) to the Secretary of State

Mukden, August 20, 1947—10 a.m.
[Received August 21—4:23 a.m.]

121.893/8–2047: Telegram

[589] Memorandum for General Wedemeyer

Nanking, August 22, 1947.

121.893/8–2247

[590] The Ambassador in China (Stuart) to the Secretary of State

Nanking, August 23, 1947—5 p.m.
[Received August 23—9:40 a.m.]

121.893/8–2347: Telegram