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  4. Interest of the United States in the reestablishment of an independent and democratic Austria:

Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952–1954, Germany and Austria, Volume VII, Part 2

Interest of the United States in the reestablishment of an independent and democratic Austria:1

1. Continued from Foreign Relations, 1951, vol. iv, Part 2, pp. 1009 ff.


Contents

    • Efforts to resume negotiations with the United Kingdom, France, and the Soviet Union concerning an Austrian treaty; four-power negotiations concerning occupation costs in Austria; Chancellor Figl’s visit to Washington, May 12–16, 1952; Secretary of State Acheson’s visit to Vienna, June 29–July 1, 1952; interest of the United States in the maintenance of a two-party coalition following the election of February 22, 1953; policy of the United States concerning the reduction of occupation forces in Austria; formulation of National Security Council policy toward Austria (NSC 164/1); Chancellor Raab’s visit to Washington, November 21–25, 1954 (Documents 780–951)

    Contents

    • Preface
    • List of Abbreviations
    • List of Persons
    • List of Short Titles
    • List of Sources
    • Federal Republic of Germany:
      • V. Policy of the United States with regard to Allied rights in Berlin (Documents 532–606)
      • VI. Interest of the United States in the Status of the Saar (Documents 607–694)
      • VII. Policy of the United States with respect to the German Democratic Republic:
        • Reports by United States Missions in Germany on the reaction in the German Democratic Republic to the negotiation and signing of the Contractual Agreements; the second conference of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany, July 9–12, 1952; the declaration of the “New Course” in the German Democratic Republic, June 11, 1953; the June disturbances; the food relief program; the Soviet declaration of sovereignty for the German Democratic Republic, March 25, 1954; the fourth congress of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany, March 30–April 6, 1954; subsequent implementation of United States policy toward the German Democratic Republic (Documents 695–779)
    • Austria:
      • Interest of the United States in the reestablishment of an independent and democratic Austria:
        • Efforts to resume negotiations with the United Kingdom, France, and the Soviet Union concerning an Austrian treaty; four-power negotiations concerning occupation costs in Austria; Chancellor Figl’s visit to Washington, May 12–16, 1952; Secretary of State Acheson’s visit to Vienna, June 29–July 1, 1952; interest of the United States in the maintenance of a two-party coalition following the election of February 22, 1953; policy of the United States concerning the reduction of occupation forces in Austria; formulation of National Security Council policy toward Austria (NSC 164/1); Chancellor Raab’s visit to Washington, November 21–25, 1954 (Documents 780–951)
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