Multilateral Relations
Contents
- THE VISIT OF SECRETARY OF STATE JOHN FOSTER
DULLES AND MUTUAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATOR HAROLD STASSEN TO THE NEAR AND MIDDLE EAST,
MAY 9–29, 1953 (Documents 1-54)
- Military and Economic Policies with Respect to the Near and Middle
East1 (Documents 55-241)
- A. Continuing Interest of the United States in Developing a Regional
Security Organization for the Defense of the Area From External
Aggression (January 1952–May 1953) (Documents 55-135)
- B. The Genesis of a New United States Security Policy for the Near and
Middle East; Establishing the Basis for the Baghdad System (June
1953–December 1954) (Documents 136-241)
- A. Continuing Interest of the United States in Developing a Regional
Security Organization for the Defense of the Area From External
Aggression (January 1952–May 1953) (Documents 55-135)
- UNITED STATES INTEREST IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PETROLEUM RESOURCES OF
THE NEAR EAST1 (Documents 242-380)
- United States Interest in Promoting a Reduction of Tension Between the
Arab States and Israel; United States Relations with Israel, the Hashe–Mite
Kingdom of Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria; United States Interest in the
Development of the Water Resources of the Near East; The Missions of
Eric Johnston1 (Documents 381-899)
- For previous documentation concerning this subject, see Foreign Relations, 1951, vol. v, pp. 1 ff.↩
- For additional documentation, see vol. i, Part 2, pp. 1259 ff.↩
- For previous documentation, see Foreign Relations, 1951, vol. V, pp. 559 ff.↩