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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1951, European Security and the German Question, Volume III, Part 1
Discussions concerning possible convening of a session of the Council of Foreign Ministers
Foreign Relations of the United States, 1951, European Security and the German Question, Volume III, Part 1
Discussions concerning possible convening of a session of the Council of Foreign Ministers
Contents
A. Exchanges of notes among the Four Powers, and related activities, November 1950–March 1951
(Documents 569–587)
B. The Four-Power Exploratory Talks (the conference at the Palais Rose), Paris, March 5–June 21, 1951
(Documents 588–630)
