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Interest of the United States in supporting the independence of Yugoslavia through military and economic assistance programs and through the encouragement of expanded political relations with the West ¹

^1.For previous documentation on this subject, see Foreign Relations, 1950, vol. iv, pp. 1338 ff. For documentation on Yugoslavia’s policy concerning Trieste, see Documents 84 ff.

[450] The Secretary of State to the United States Deputy Representative on the North Atlantic Council (Spofford), at London

Washington, July 20, 1951—2 p. m.

740.5/7–2051: Telegram

[451] The Ambassador in Yugoslavia (Allen) to the Secretary of State

Belgrade, July 24, 1951—noon.

768.00/7–2451: Telegram

[452] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Yugoslavia

Washington, August 1, 1951—5 p.m.

868.00/8–151: Telegram

[453] Editorial Note

[454] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Secretary of State

[Washington,] August 3, 1951.

768.5–MAP/8–351

[455] Editorial Note

[456] The Administrator for Economic Cooperation (Foster) to the ECA Mission in Yugoslavia

Washington, August 17, 1951—2 p.m.

ECA message files, FRC 53A278, Belgrade: Telegram

[457] Editorial Note

[458] The Chief of the ECA Mission in Yugoslavia (Allen) to the Office of the United States Special Representative in Europe, at Paris

Belgrade, August 21, 1951—11 a.m.

ECA message files, FRC 53A278, Belgrade: Telegram

[459] The Chargé in the United Kingdom (Holmes) to the Secretary of State

London, August 27, 1951—4 p.m.

768.5/8–2751: Telegram

[460] Editorial Note

[461] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Director of the Office of Eastern European Affairs (Reinhardt)

[Washington,] September 5, 1951.

768.5/9–551

[462] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Assistant Secretary of State for United Nations Affairs (Hickerson)

[Washington,] September 26, 1951.

320/9–2651

[463] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Special Assistant on United Nations Affairs in the Bureau of European Affairs (Allen)

[Washington,] October 8, 1951.

320/10–851

[464] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Yugoslavia

Washington, October 9, 1951—7:18 p.m.

768.5–MAP/10–851: Telegram

[465] Memorandum of Telephone Conversation, by the Director of the Office of Financial and Development Policy (Stinebower)

[Washington,] October 11, 1951.

868.10/10–1151

[466] The Ambassador in Yugoslavia (Allen) to the Secretary of State

Belgrade, October 11, 1951—5 p.m.

768.5–MAP/10–1151: Telegram

[467] The Ambassador in Yugoslavia (Allen) to the Secretary of State

Belgrade, October 20, 1951—noon.

768.5/10–2051: Telegram

[468] The Acting Secretary of State to the Embassy in Yugoslavia

Washington, October 30, 1951—7:26 p.m.

768.5–MAP/10–2051: Telegram

[469] The Acting Secretary of State to the President

[Washington,] October 30, 1951.

768.5–MAP/10–3051

[470] The Chargé in Yugoslavia (Beam) to the Acting Secretary of State

Belgrade, November 5, 1951—6 p.m.

768.5–MAP/11–551: Telegram

[471] The Acting Secretary of State to the Embassy in France

Washington, November 5, 1951—7:23 p.m.

868.00–FA/11–551: Telegram

[472] Editorial Note

[473] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Director of the Office of Eastern European Affairs (Barbour)

[Washington,] November 19, 1951.

868.00/11–1951

[474] The Ambassador in Yugoslavia (Allen) to the Secretary of State

Belgrade, November 29, 1951—2 p.m.

868.052/11–2951: Telegram

[475] The Ambassador in Yugoslavia (Allen) to the Secretary of State

Belgrade, November 29, 1951—2 p.m.

868.413/11–2951: Telegram

[476] The Acting Secretary of State to the Acting Administrator for Economic Cooperation (Bissell)

Washington, December 3, 1951.

768.5–MSP/12–351

[477] The Ambassador in Yugoslavia (Allen) to the Secretary of State

Belgrade, December 12, 1951—noon.

641.68/12–1251: Telegram

[478] The Officer in Charge of Balkan Affairs (Campbell) to George W. Lawson, Jr., of the Bureau of the Budget

[Washington,] December 15, 1951.

868.00–FA/12–1551

Foreign Relations of the United States, 1951, Europe: Political and Economic Developments, Volume IV, Part 2

Interest of the United States in supporting the independence of Yugoslavia through military and economic assistance programs and through the encouragement of expanded political relations with the West 1

Interest of the United States in supporting the independence of Yugoslavia through military and economic assistance programs and through the encouragement of expanded political relations with the West ¹