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^1.For previous documentation on this subject, see Foreign Relations, 1950, vol. iv, pp. 1338 ff. For documentation on Yugoslavia’s policy concerning Trieste, see Documents 84 ff.

[390] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Officer in Charge of Balkan Affairs (Campbell)

[Washington,] February 7, 1951.

396.1/2–751

[391] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Director of the Office of Western European Affairs (Byington)

[Washington,] February 7, 1951.

768.00/2–751

[392] The Deputy Under Secretary of State (Matthews) to the Under Secretary of Defense (Lovett)

[Washington,] February 8, 1951.

768.5/2–851

[393] The Ambassador in Yugoslavia (Allen) to the Secretary of State

Belgrade, February 9, 1951—6 p.m.

660.68/2–951: Telegram

[394] The United States Deputy Representative on the North Atlantic Council (Spofford) to the Secretary of State

London, February 13, 1951—4 p.m.

740.5/2–1351: Telegram

[395] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Special Assistant to the Secretary of State (Smith)

[Washington,] February 13, 1951.

611.00/2–1351

[396] The Ambassador in Yugoslavia (Allen) to the Secretary of State

Belgrade, February 14, 1951—3 p.m.

661.68/2–1451: Telegram

[397] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in the United Kingdom

Washington, February 14, 1951—7 p.m.

768.00/2–1451: Telegram

[398] The Ambassador in the United Kingdom (Gifford) to the Secretary of State

London, February 16, 1951—6 p.m.

768.00/2–1651: Telegram

[399] Memorandum by the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs (Bonbright) to the Secretary of State

[Washington,] February 16, 1951.

868.49/2–1651

[400] The Ambassador in Yugoslavia (Allen) to the Secretary of State

Belgrade, February 19, 1951—4 p.m.

668.00/2–1951: Telegram

[401] The Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Kirk) to the Secretary of State

Moscow, February 20, 1951—6 p.m.

768.5/2–2051: Telegram

[402] The Ambassador in Yugoslavia (Allen) to the Secretary of State

Belgrade, February 24, 1951—2 p.m.

661.68/2–2451: Telegram

[403] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Director of the Office of Eastern European Affairs (Reinhardt)

[Washington,] March 3, 1951.

768.5/3–351

[404] Memorandum Prepared in the Department of State

[Washington,] March 2, 1951.

768.5/3–251

[405] Editorial Note

[406] The Ambassador in Yugoslavia (Allen) to the Secretary of State

Belgrade, March 6, 1951—11 p.m.

868.00/3–651: Telegram

[407] Memorandum by the Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs (Perkins) to the Deputy Under Secretary of State (Matthews)

[Washington, March 9, 1951.

768.5/3–1251

[408] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Deputy Director of the Office of Eastern European Affairs (Higgs)

[Washington,] March 12, 1951.

768.5/3–1251

[409] Memorandum by the Foreign Aid Committee to the International Security Affairs Committee

[Washington, March 14, 1951.]

ISAC files, lot 53D443

[410] Memorandum by the Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs (Perkins) to the Deputy Under Secretary of State (Matthews)

[Washington,] March 16, 1951.

768.5/3–1651

[411] National Intelligence Estimate

[Washington,] March 20, 1951.

INR files, NIE series

[412] The Yugoslav Ambassador (Popović) to the Secretary of State

Washington, March 19, 1951.

768.5–MAP/3–1951

[413] Memorandum by the Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs (Perkins) to the Secretary of State

[Washington,] March 20, 1951.

768.5–MAP/3–2051

[414] The Secretary of State to the United States Deputy Representative on the North Atlantic Council (Spofford), at London

Washington, March 21, 1951—1 p.m.

740.5/3–2151: Telegram

[415] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Yugoslavia

Washington, March 23, 1951—7 p.m.

768.5/3–2351: Telegram

[416] Memorandum by George E. Truesdell of the Office of Eastern European Affairs

[Washington,] March 23, 1951.

868.00/3–2351

[417] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Yugoslavia

Washington, March 24, 1951—6 p.m.

768.5–MAP/3–2451: Telegram

[418] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs (Perkins)

[Washington,] March 29, 1951.

868.10/3–2951

[419] Memorandum by the Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional Relations (McFall) to the Under Secretary of State (Webb)

[Washington,] April 2, 1951.

768.5–MAP/4–251

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