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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952–1954, Western Europe and Canada, Volume VI, Part 2

Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952–1954, Western Europe and Canada, Volume VI, Part 2

Reams, R. Borden

Preface
List of Abbreviations
List of Persons
List of Short Titles
List of Sources
France:
- United States interest in developments relating to the French defense program and the political and economic stability of France: United States economic assistance to the French rearmament and defense program; visit to Washington of Prime Minister René Mayer, March 26–28, 1953; visit to Washington of Prime Minister Pierre Mendès-France, November 17–20, 1954 (Documents 492–686)
Iceland:
- United States interest in the extension of the United States-Icelandic Defense Agreement of May 5, 1951 (Documents 687–706)
Ireland:
- Efforts by Ireland to obtain military equipment and economic assistance from the United States outside NATO membership; efforts by Irealnd to enlist United States support in its struggle to end partition (Documents 707–720)
Italy:
- United States policy toward Italy (Documents 721–799)
Portugal:
- Reduction of United States Military Assistance to Portugal; preperations for the extension and the renewal of the Azores Base Agreement (Documents 800–818)
Scandinavia:
- United States policy toward Scandinavia (Documents 819–829)
Spain:
- United States interest in the participation of Spain in the defense of Western Europe; efforts to acquire base rights in Spain; negotiations for an implementation of a defense agreement, a mutual defense assistance agreement, and an economic aid agreement (Documents 830–925)
Vatican:
- The question of the possible establishment of diplomatic relations with the Holy See (Documents 926–935)
Canada:
- United States relations with Canada: Discussion concerning the St. Lawrence Seaway and Power Project, joint defense arrangements, and trade restrictions (Documents 936–1000)
- Discussions with the United Kingdom and Canada regarding the danger of general war with the Soviet Union and the use of United States bases in the United Kingdom and Canada in the event of general war; arrangements for emergency use of United States strategic bases in foreign areas (Document 1001)
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