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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1947, The Far East: China, Volume VII
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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1947, The Far East: China, Volume VII

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Preface
Political and military situation in China:
Reports on the situation in Formosa (Taiwan), particularly respecting Formosan dissatisfaction with administrative policies of the Chinese government (Documents 328–377)
Representations by the United States regarding the status of the port of Dairen; failure of Sino-Soviet negotiations to allow occupation of Dairen by Chinese government (Documents 378–449)
Unsuccessful attempts to resolve political problems in Sinkiang; extent of Soviet aid and encouragement to rebel groups in Sinkiang; border incident at Peitashan (Documents 450–495)
Status of Tibet; Tibetan trade mission (Documents 496–504)
Council of Foreign Ministers meeting at Moscow: United States opposition to placing China question on agenda; exchange of views between the United States and the Soviet Union regarding withdrawal of troops from China (Documents 505–526)
Consideration of withdrawal of American consular officers from cities in danger of communist occupation (Documents 527–531)
Mission to China of Lieutenant General Albert C. Wedemeyer to appraise the political, economic, psychological, and military situation (Documents 532–613)
Military aid to China: Chinese requests for ammunition and military matériel and equipment; lifiting of embargo on arms shipments to China; attempts to speed flow of supplies to China (Documents 614–741)
United States naval aid to China: Continued withdrawal of United States marines and turnover of abandoned ammunition to Chinese government; incidents affecting American personnel; negotiations of agreement for transfer of naval vessels to China (Documents 742–806)
Problems respecting repatriation of Japanese still remaining in China, particularly in Manchuria (Documents 807–817)
Discussions regarding proposed Sino-American cooperative mapping agreement (Documents 818–823)
Exchange of notes terminating the Sino-American special technical cooperative agreement of April 15, 1943 (Document 824)
Request by the Chinese government for an American adviser on civil aeronautics (Documents 825–830)
Negotiations between the United States and China respecting joint effort in the exploration of China for minerals of importance in the atomic energy programs of the two goverments (Documents 831–841)
Financial relations between the United States and China: Chinese requests for financial assistance; representations regarding fixing of an equitable rate of exchange for expenditures by American armed forces and diplomatic establishment in China; interest of the United States in Chinese measures to protect its economy from a violently inflationary situation (Documents 842–1001)
Problems arising in the implementation of the surplus property agreement of August 30, 1946 (Documents 1002–1013)
Agreement between the United States and China respecting the United States Educational Foundation in China, signed at Nanking, November 10, 1947 (Documents 1014–1037)
Agreement between the United States and China regarding relief assistance to China, signed October 27, 1947 (Documents 1038–1082)
Representations regarding impact of Chinese tax laws and regulations on American consular property (Documents 1083–1087)
Representations by the embassy in China regarding discriminatory provisions of Chinese income tax law and regulations (Documents 1088–1089)
Interest of the United States in conditions for American participation in economic development of China (Documents 1090–1103)
Representations regarding the reregistration of American real property rights in China (Documents 1104–1128)
Problems with respect to liquidation of assets in the former International Settlement at Shanghai and the Diplomatic Quarter at Peiping (Documents 1129–1133)
Request of Chinese government for revision of the Sino-American air transport agreement of December 20, 1946 (Documents 1134–1139)
Establishment of an executive office in the embassy in China to enable the ambassador to exercise over-all supervision and coordination of basic policies governing official American activities in China (Documents 1140–1151)
Representations regarding release of Major Robert B. Rigg and Captain John W. Collins, assistant military attachés in China, captured by Chinese communist armed forces in Manchuria (Documents 1152–1164)
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