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Interest of the United States in the evolution of Tunisia toward self-government 1

1. For previous documentation on this subject, see Foreign Relations, 1950, vol. v, pp. 1774 ff.

[770] The Chargé in France ( Bonsai ) to the Department of State

Paris , February 7, 1951—7 p. m.

772.00/2–751: Telegram

[771] The Consul General at Tunis ( Jernegan ) to the Department of State

Tunis , February 13, 1951.

772.00/2–1351: Despatch

[775] The Consul General at Tunis ( Jernegan ) to the Department of State

Tunis , September 18, 1951.

611.72/9–1851: Despatch

[778] The Consul General at Tunis ( Jernegan ) to the Department of State

Tunis , November 23, 1951—noon.

651.72/11–2351: Telegram

[779] The Acting Secretary of State to the Embassy in France

Washington , November 29, 1951—2:40 p. m.

772.00/11–2751: Telegram

[780] The Ambassador in France ( Bruce ) to the Department of State

Paris , November 29, 1951—7 p. m.

772.00/11–2951: Telegram

[781] The Ambassador in France ( Bruce ) to the Department of State

Paris , November 30, 1951—8 p. m.

772.00/11–3051: Telegram

[782] The Consul General at Tunis ( Jernegan ) to the Department of State

Tunis , December 3, 1951—10 a. m.

772.00/12–351: Telegram

[783] The Ambassador in France ( Bruce ) to the Department of State

Paris , December 17, 1951—9 p. m.

651.72/12–1751: Telegram

[784] The Consul General at Tunis ( Jernegan ) to the Department of State

Tunis , December 19, 1951.

772.00/12–1951: Despatch