Foreign Relations of the United States, 1950, East Asia and the Pacific, Volume VI - Office of the Historian

The China Area:

Contents

Relations of the United States with the Republic of China; closing of American consular posts on the China mainland; United States military and economic aid to the Republic of China; United States concern with developments in Tibet; the Formosa question following the outbreak of fighting in Korea1 (Documents 125-379)
Efforts to prevent shipment of strategic goods to mainland China and North Korea; imposition of a trade embargo and freezing of Chinese Communist assets in the United States1 (Documents 380-438)

For previous documentation, see Foreign Relations, 1949, volumes viii and ix. For the question of Chinese representation in the United Nations, see vol. ii, pp. 186 ff.↩
For previous documentation, see Foreign Relations, 1949, vol. ix pp. 817 ff Documentation on the general question of East-West trade during 1950 is scheduled for publication in volume iv.↩