Foreign Relations of the United States, 1951, Asia and the Pacific, Volume VI, Part 2

Multilateral Relations (Documents 103-371)
- General United States policies with respect to South Asia1 (Documents 103-108)
- Efforts to resolve the dispute between India and Pakistan over Kashmir1 (Documents 109-293)
- The Pushtunistan dispute: interest of the United States in preserving the peaceful relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan with respect to jurisdiction over the North-West Frontier Province1 (Documents 294-371)
Afghanistan (Document 372)
- United States policy with respect to Afghanistan1 (Document 372)
Ceylon (Documents 373-426)
- United States policy with respect to Ceylon: interest in establishing communications facilities in Ceylon; concern over the shipment of rubber from Ceylon to Communist China1 (Documents 373-426)
India (Documents 427-489)
- United States aid to India under the India emergency assistance act of 1951; United States interest in the position of India in relation to the east-west conflict1 (Documents 427-489)
Pakistan (Documents 490-503)
- Policies and problems in relations with Pakistan1 (Documents 490-503)

For previous documentation on this subject, see Foreign Relations, 1950, vol. v, pp. 1362 ff.↩
Continued from Foreign Relations, 1950, vol. v, pp. 1362 ff.↩
For previous documentation, see Foreign Relations, 1950, vol. v, pp. 1446 ff. For related material herein, see documentation on pp. 1650 ff.; pp. 1699 ff.; and pp. 2004 ff.↩
For related material, see pp. 1650 ff., and pp. 1929 ff.↩
For related material, see pp. 1650 ff.↩
For previous documentation, see Foreign Relations, 1950, vol. v, pp. 1461 ff. For related material herein, see pp. 1650 ff, and pp. 1699 ff, respectively.↩
For previous documentation, see Foreign Relations, 1950, vol. v, pp. 1490 ff. For related material herein, see pp. 1650 ff., pp. 1699 ff., and pp. 1929 ff., respectively.↩