Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers, Volume 5U.S. Government Printing Office, 1965 - United States |
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Page 88
... expressed his own concern about the possibility of the King's refusal to agree . He pointed out that such a refusal would open rifts between the King , his Government and the parties in Greece which would give to the newly formed ...
... expressed his own concern about the possibility of the King's refusal to agree . He pointed out that such a refusal would open rifts between the King , his Government and the parties in Greece which would give to the newly formed ...
Page 91
... expressed view that today's work makes Colonel Bakirdjis the premier and EAM real government of Greece . This extreme view but much more will certainly depend on what wisdom the King and Venizelos can show at this juncture . I have not ...
... expressed view that today's work makes Colonel Bakirdjis the premier and EAM real government of Greece . This extreme view but much more will certainly depend on what wisdom the King and Venizelos can show at this juncture . I have not ...
Page 99
... expressed their dissatisfaction with the Greek political situation . The Ambassador stated the Greek Government was ... expression by legitimate means of Greek popular feeling . It had been explained , moreover , to the Russian ...
... expressed their dissatisfaction with the Greek political situation . The Ambassador stated the Greek Government was ... expression by legitimate means of Greek popular feeling . It had been explained , moreover , to the Russian ...
Page 101
... expressed the idea that the extent to which Soviet support is being given to this movement suggests a connection with Soviet policies elsewhere in Europe and in the Middle East which would appear out of keeping with the spirit of Tehran ...
... expressed the idea that the extent to which Soviet support is being given to this movement suggests a connection with Soviet policies elsewhere in Europe and in the Middle East which would appear out of keeping with the spirit of Tehran ...
Page 121
... expressed the hope that I might help support Mr. Papandreou's efforts to achieve Greek national unity . I replied that I understood my Gov- ernment's policy to be not to support a particular party or political personality in Greek ...
... expressed the hope that I might help support Mr. Papandreou's efforts to achieve Greek national unity . I replied that I understood my Gov- ernment's policy to be not to support a particular party or political personality in Greek ...
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