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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952–1954, Africa and South Asia, Volume XI, Part 1

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Contents

    • General Policies Toward Africa; Reports Of Significant Developments In Africa South Of The Sahara Of Particular Interest To The United States (Documents 1–49)
      • General United States policies with regard to French North Africa (Documents 50–64)
        • THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH REGARD TO CHANGES IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE AND JUDICIAL STATUS OF TANGIER (Documents 65–91)
          • Developments in Sub-Saharan French Africa of Particular Interest to the United States (Documents 92–103)
            • Reports of significant developments in the Gold Coast and Nigeria of particular interest to the United States (Documents 104–122)
              • Interest of the United States in the establishment of the Central African Federation (Documents 123–150)
                • Developments in British East Africa of particular concern to the United States (Documents 151–160)

                Contents

                • Preface
                • List of Abbreviations
                • List of Persons
                • List of Sources
                • Africa
                  • Regional
                    • General Policies Toward Africa; Reports Of Significant Developments In Africa South Of The Sahara Of Particular Interest To The United States (Documents 1–49)
                    • General United States policies with regard to French North Africa (Documents 50–64)
                    • THE POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES WITH REGARD TO CHANGES IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE AND JUDICIAL STATUS OF TANGIER (Documents 65–91)
                    • Developments in Sub-Saharan French Africa of Particular Interest to the United States (Documents 92–103)
                    • Reports of significant developments in the Gold Coast and Nigeria of particular interest to the United States (Documents 104–122)
                    • Interest of the United States in the establishment of the Central African Federation (Documents 123–150)
                    • Developments in British East Africa of particular concern to the United States (Documents 151–160)
                  • Algeria
                    • United States interest in the political situation in Algeria, in particular the uprising beginning in November 1954 (Documents 161–173)
                  • Belgian Congo
                    • Matters of concern to the United States in the Belgian Congo (Documents 174–179)
                  • Ethiopia
                    • United States interest in the Federation of Ethiopia and Eritrea; United States military aid for Ethiopia; the visit of Emperor Haile Selassie to the United States (Documents 180–216)
                  • Liberia
                    • Principal policies and matters of concern in relations with Liberia (Documents 217–254)
                  • Libya
                    • United States interest in the establishment of the Government of the Kingdom of Libya; renegotiation of the Base Rights Agreement for Wheelus Field (Documents 255–302)
                  • MOROCCO
                    • UNITED STATES INTEREST IN FRENCH POLICIES IN MOROCCO, AND THE DISCUSSION OF THOSE POLICIES IN THE UNITED NATIONS (Documents 303–359)
                  • Tunisia
                    • United States interest in the conflict between France and Tunisia over the political status of Tunisia; United States involvement in the United Nations debates and actions regarding Tunisia (Documents 360–523)
                  • Union of South Africa
                    • Principal policies and problems in relations with the Union of South Africa (Documents 524–616)

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