Foreign Relations of the United States, 1948, Eastern Europe; The Soviet Union, Volume IV

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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1948, Eastern Europe; The Soviet Union, Volume IV

Editors:

Rogers P. Churchill
William Slany
Herbert A. Fine

General Editor:

S. Everett Gleason
Frederick Aandahl

United States Government Printing Office

Washington

1974

Preface
List of abbreviations and symbols
Multilateral Relations: (Documents 1–470)
- United States economic and military aid to Greece and Turkey: the Truman Doctrine (Documents 1–156)
- The Greek Frontier Question at the United Nations: The United States initiative (Documents 157–199)
- Concern of the United States for the welfare of the peoples of Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania; efforts to achieve the terms of the treaties of peace, and to protect United States interests (Documents 200–267)
- Attitude of the United States toward Eastern Europe exile leaders and organizations (Documents 268–292)
- Civil aviation policy of the United States toward the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe (Documents 293–324)
- United States policy on trade with the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe (Documents 325–375)
- Participation of the United States in the Belgrade Conference on the Regime for Free Navigation of the Danube River (Documents 376–470)
Czechoslovakia (Documents 471–487)
- Attitude of the United States with respect to the Czechoslovak governmental crisis of February 1948 and its aftermath (Documents 471–487)
Finland: (Documents 488–519)
- Interest of the United States in maintenance of the national independence of Finland (Documents 488–519)
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (Documents 520–684)
- Reports on developments of significance within the Soviet Union of concern to relations with the United States and other countries (Documents 520–636)
- Continuation of efforts to negotiate a Lend Lease settlement agreement with the Soviet Union; the return of eight mechant vessels the return of eight mechant vessels (Documents 637–668)
- The case of the disappearance of Russian teachers, and the reciprocal closure of consulates general (Documents 669–684)
Yugoslavia (Documents 685–733)
- Interest of the United States in the dispute between Yugoslavia and the Communist Information Bureau; efforts to reach agreement regarding mutual claims between the United States and Yugoslavia (Documents 685–733)
Index