A. Correspondence, drafts, and proposals1
1. See also Grace Tully, F. D. R., My Boss (New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1949), p. 270, for a personal letter of November 26, 1943, from Roosevelt to Grace Tully referring briefly to his role (“that of peacemaker”) at the Conference.
[314] The President’s Chief of Staff (Leahy) to the President
Roosevelt Papers
[316] The Assistant Secretary of War (McCloy) to the President’s Special Assistant (Hopkins)
Hopkins Papers
[317] The Secretary of State to the President
Roosevelt Papers: Telegram
[318] The Director of the Civil Affairs Division, War Department (Hilldring) to the Assistant Secretary of War (McCloy)
Defense Files: Telegram
[319] The Soviet Foreign Commissar (Molotov) to the Ambassador to the Soviet Union (Harriman)
Roosevelt Papers: Telegram
[322] Note by the Secretaries of the Combined Chiefs of Staff
J. C. S. Files
[324] The Commander in Chief, Allied Force Headquarters (Eisenhower) to the Combined Chiefs of Staff
J. C. S. Files
[326] The Director of Economic Operations in the Middle East (Landis) to the President’s Special Assistant (Hopkins)
Roosevelt Papers
[327] The Director of War Mobilization (Byrnes) to the President
Roosevelt Papers: Telegram
[330] The President’s Personal Representative (Hurley) to the President
Roosevelt Papers: Telegram
[331] The President’s Personal Representative (Hurley) to the President
Roosevelt Papers: Telegram
[333] President Roosevelt to the Chinese Minister of Finance (Kung)
Roosevelt Papers
[335] The Assistant Secretary of War (McCloy) to the Secretary of War (Stimson)
Defense Files: Telegram
[336] The Assistant Secretary of War (McCloy) to the Secretary of War (Stimson)
Defense Files: Telegram
[337] The Director of War Mobilization (Byrnes) to the President
Roosevelt Papers: Telegram
[338] The Secretary of War (Stimson) to the Assistant Secretary of War (McCloy)
Defense Files: Telegram
[339] The Assistant Secretary of War (McCloy) to the President’s Special Assistant (Hopkins)
Roosevelt Papers
- The source text is undated and bears no heading, but the text as given in Churchill, p. 338, is dated “25 Nov. 43” and bears the heading “Supreme Commander of All Operations Against Germany” and the subheading “Note by the Prime Minister and Minister of Defence”. Churchill, p. 338, indicates that this memorandum was written after, and was based upon, the memorandum by the British Chiefs of Staff written on November 25 and circulated on November 26, 1943, as C. C. S. 408/1, post, p. 424.↩