89. Instruments on the Initial Occupation and Control, June 5, 1945-

90. Restatement of United States Policy: Address of Secretary Byrnes,

September 6, 1946--

506

522

91. Economic Fusion of American and British Zones of Occupation, 1946,

1947, 1949...

528

92. Moscow Meeting, Council of Foreign Ministers: Statements by Secre-

tary Marshall, March-April 1947.

541

93. Directive to Commander in Chief of the United States Forces of Occu-

pation, July 11, 1947.

552

94. Level-of-Industry Talks, August 22-27, 1947-

562

95. London Meeting, Council of Foreign Ministers: Statements by Secre-

tary Marshall, November-December 1947..

568

96. Six Powers Conversation on Germany, March, June 1948.

574

97. Military Security Board for Western Zones of Germany, January 17,

1949__

581

98. Three Power Agreements on Germany, April 8, 1949:

99. International Authority for the Ruhr, April 28, 1949-

590

100. Charter of the Allied Commission for Germany, June 20, 1949-

101. Establishment of Federal Republic of Germany, September 21, 1949--

603

609

AUSTRIA

102. Zones of Occupation and Administration of the City of Vienna, July
9, 1945-

610

103. Recognition of Austrian Government, January 7, 1946-

104. Control Machinery in Austria, June 28, 1946-

614

614

105. United States Position on Status of Austria, October 28, 1946--

106. Moscow Meeting, Council of Foreign Ministers: Statements by Sec-

retary Marshall, March, April 1947.

620

621

107. London Meeting, Council of Foreign Ministers: Statement by Sec-

retary Marshall, December 1947.

111. Basic Initial Post-Surrender Policy, November 1, 1945.

112. Basic Post-Surrender Policy, July 1, 1947---

633

652

113. Activities of the Far Eastern Commission, July 10, 1947-December

23, 1948

660

KOREA

114. Independence of Korea: Statement by the President, September 18,

1945.

669

115. Meetings of Joint Commission for Korea, May 21-October 18, 1947-

116. United States Proposal for Four-Power Conversations, August 28,

670

1947 -

673

(a) Address of Secretary Marshall, September 17, 1947-

(b) Resolutions of General Assembly, November 14, 1947--

Page

676

677

118. United States Position on Withdrawal of Occupation Troops, Sep-

tember 20, 1948...

678

119. United States Recognition of Korea, January 1, 1949.

120. United States Assistance to Korea, June 7, 1949.

679

679

121. The Problem of Korea: Resolution of General Assembly, October 21,
1949_.

682

PART VII. OTHER AREAS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO THE UNITED

STATES

CANADA

122. Hyde Park Agreement, April 20, 1941-

124. Address by President Truman at Ottawa, June 11, 1947..

685

123. Continuance of United States-Canadian Permanent Joint Board on

Defense, February 12, 1947_ __

686

687

CHINA

125. United States Policy toward China: Statement by President Truman,

December 16, 1945-

691

126. Restatement of China Policy by President Truman, December 18,
1946-

693

127. Statement by General Marshall, January 7, 1947-

700

128. Wedemeyer Report, September 19, 1947.

703

129. China Aid Act of 1948--

713

130. China White Paper: Letter of transmission, July 30, 1949.

715

131. Threats to China: Resolutions of the General Assembly, December 8,
1949___

726

132. United States Position on Formosa: Statement by President Truman,

January 5, 1950__

727

FRANCE

133. Agreements between the United States and Provisional French Gov-

ernment, May 28, 1946..

GREAT BRITAIN

134. Anglo-American Financial and Commercial Agreements, December

6, 1945.

728

735

135. Discussion of Dollar Earning Problem between the United States, the

United Kingdom, and Canada, 1949.

744

136. Tripartite Conference on Dollar Earning Problem: Communiqué,

September 12, 1949.

748

GREECE

137. Consideration of Greek Problem by the Security Council, 1946......

138. Report by the Commission of Investigation Concerning Greek Fron-

tier Accidents, May 27, 1947_

753

754

139. Resolutions on the Greek Case Considered by Security Council and

Vetoed by the Soviet Union, July 29, 1947.

762

140. Greek Frontier Incidents: Statement by United States Representa-

tive, August 12, 1947..

765

141. Establishing the United Nations Special Committee on the Balkans

(UNSCOB): Resolution of General Assembly, October 21, 1947.-

142. Frontier Violations: Statement by Department of State, May 20,

768

1949

769

143. United States Position on Greek Case: Remarks by Secretary Ache-

son, September 21, 1949-

144. Suspension of Activities of Conciliation Committee, October 18, 1949_

771

772

PART VII-Continued

GREECE continued

145. Cessation of Activities of Greek Guerillas: Statement by Secretary

Acheson, October 17, 1949__

Page

773

146. Greek Case in the General Assembly: Statement by Benjamin V.

Cohen, November 17, 1949.

774

147. Resolution of the General Assembly on the Greek Case, November
19, 1949

780

INDIA, PAKISTAN

148. New Dominions of India and Pakistan: Telegrams from President

Truman, August 14, 1947..

782

149. India-Pakistan Question: Resolution of the Security Council, April
21, 1948

783

150. United Nations Commission for India and Pakistan: Third Interim

Report, December 5, 1949__.

786

INDONESIA

151. Resolutions of the Security Council on Indonesia, 1947.

152. Truce (Renville) Agreement, January 17, 1948-

789

790

153. Principles for Negotiations Between the Netherlands and Indonesia,
1948_.

792

154. Resolution by the Security Council on the Indonesian Question,

January 23, 1949__

797

155. Agreement Between the Netherlands and Indonesia, May 7, 1948_

156. The Hague Round Table Conference on Indonesia, November 2, 1949_

157. Independence of Indonesia: Statement by Secretary Acheson, Novem-

ber 3, 1949.

800

802

803

NAVIGATION ON THE DANUBE

158. Rejection of the Soviet Draft Convention: Statement by Ambassador

Cannon, August 18, 1948..

804

159. United States Protest on Establishment of Danubian Commission,

November 15, 1949..

807

IRAN

160. American Position in Iran: Remarks by Ambassador Allen, February
4, 1948...

808

PALESTINE

161. Letter from President Roosevelt to King Ibn Saud, April 5, 1945...

162. Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry, Report, April 20, 1945.

163. Immigration Into Palestine: Statement by President Truman,

October 4, 1946...

810

811

816

164. United States Position on Palestine Question: Statement by Herschel

V. Johnson, October 11, 1947.

818

165. Partition of Palestine: Resolution of General Assembly, November
29, 1947

820

166. United States Position on Palestine Problem: Statement by Warren

R. Austin, March 19, 1948__

839

167. United States Proposal for Temporary United Nations Trusteeship for

Palestine, March 25, 1948.

841

168. United Nations Mediator in Palestine: Resolution of the General

Assembly, May 14, 1948..

842

169. Independence of Israel, May 15, 1948..

843

170. Progress Report of United Nations Mediator, September 16, 1948-

171. Conciliation Commission for Palestine: Resolution of the General

Assembly, December 11, 1948----

844

851

172. Status of Armistice Negotiations and Truce, July 21, 1949.

173. Relief of Palestine Refugees: Joint Resolution, March 24, 1949-

853

855

174. Palestine Refugees: Resolution of the General Assembly, December 8, Page

1949_

175. International Regime for Jerusalem: Resolution of the General

Assembly, December 9, 1949.......

PHILIPPINES

176. Independence of the Philippines: Proclamation of President Truman,

July 4, 1946...

856

859

860

177. Treaty of General Relations, July 4, 1946..

178. Philippine Rehabilitation Act of 1946.

861

865

179. Agreement on Military Bases, March 4, 1947_

869

180. Military Assistance to the Philippines: Agreement, March 21, 1947..

881

SPAIN

181. Letter from President Roosevelt to American Ambassador to Spain,

March 10, 1945.-

886

182. Relations with Spain: Statement by the United States, the United

Kingdom, and France, March 4, 1946___

887

183. Spain and the United Nations: Resolutions of the General Assembly,
1946___.

887

184. Letter from Secretary Acheson to Senator Connally, January 18, 1950-

889

TANGIER

185. Reestablishment of the International Regime in Tangier, August 31,

1945 -

894

TURKISH STRAITS

186. United States Position on Turkish Straits, August 7, 1946--

902

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

187. Cooperation for Peace

(a) Message from President Truman to U. S. S. R., November 7,

1945

907

(b) Address by Secretary Marshall, November 18, 1947.

907

188. Smith-Molotov Exchange, May 1948..

908

189. Henry Wallace's Open Letter: State Department Comments, May
1948.

916

190. Soviet Violations of Treaty Obligations: Senate Report 1440, Eight-

ieth Congress, June 2, 1948.

919

191. United States Protest on Soviet Blockade of Berlin, July 6, 1948.

192. Informal Conversations on Berlin Blockade, April 26, 1949_.

193. Lifting of Berlin Blockade, May 1949___

934

936

939

194. Soviet Treatment of Americans: Note from the United States to

U. S. S. R., October 6, 1949__

940

195. "Essentials of Peace"

(a) Statement by Ambassador Warren R. Austin, November 14,

1949_-

941

(b) Resolution of the General Assembly, December 1, 1949_-_.

951

PART VIII. CURRENT INTERNATIONAL ISSUES

WAR CRIMINALS

196. International Military Tribunal for Germany, August 8, 1945.

197. International Military Tribunal for the Far East, January 19, 1946.

198. Nuremberg Trials: Resolution of the General Assembly, December

11, 1946

953

961

965

PART VIII-Continued

GENOCIDE

199. Resolution of the General Assembly Adopting Convention on Geno- Page

cide, December 9, 1948..

REPARATIONS SETTLEMENT

Italy

200. United States Refusal to Request Reparations from Italy, September

11, 1946.

966

969

Germany

201. Reparations Settlement and the Peacetime Economy of Germany,

December 12, 1945...

971

204. Reparations Received by the United States, March 25, 1947.

202. Inter-Allied Reparations Agency, January 14, 1946-

203. Restitution of Monetary Gold, September 27, 1946-

205. Reparations from Germany: Statements by Secretary Marshall,

March 17 and 18, 1947-

976

988

990

991

206. Proceeds from German Business Property: United States Reply to

Soviet Inquiry, December 14, 1947-

993

208. Limitation on Certain Industries in Germany: Tripartite Agreement,

April 13, 1949.......

207. Memorandum on Status of German Reparations and Dismantling

Program, February 4, 1948___.

994

1002

209. Modification of Dismantling in Germany: Tripartite Agreement,

November 24, 1949..

1010

Japan

210. Survey of Resources in Manchuria and Korea: Statement by Edwin

W. Pauley, July 23, 1946- - - -

1012

211. Transfer of Japanese Industrial Facilities to Devastated Countries:

Statement by Frank R. McCoy, April 3, 1947--

1013

212. Division of Reparation Shares: Policy Decision of Far Eastern Com-
mission May 8, 1947.

213. Selection of Plants for Reparations Removals, Destruction, or Reten-

tion in Japan; Policy Decision of Far Eastern Commission, May

22, 1947.

1915

1015

214. Examination of Matters Relating to Japanese Reparations, January

5, 1948...

1016

215. Japanese Reparations and Level of Industry: Statement of Frank

McCloy, May 12, 1949..

1020

NON-SELF-GOVERNING PEOPLES

Former Japanese Mandated Islands

216. Trusteeship Agreements and Establishment of Trusteeship Council:

Resolution of the General Assembly, December 13, 1946-

1025

218. Trusteeship Agreement for the Former Japanese Mandated Islands,

April 2, 1947.

217. Submission of United States Draft Trusteeship Agreement for Japa-

nese Mandated Islands: Statement by Ambassador Warren R.

Austin, February 26, 1947.

1026

1031

219. Approval of Trusteeship Agreement, July 18 and 19, 1947-

1035

220. Annual Report of the United States on Trust Territory, February 18,
1949.

1036

Caribbean

221. Caribbean Commission, established October 30, 1946.

1039

222. United States Participation in Caribbean Commission, March 4,

1948...

1046