Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952–1954, Korea, Volume XV, Part 2

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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952–1954, Korea, Volume XV, Part 2

Editor:

Edward C. Keefer

General Editor:

John P. Glennon

United States Government Printing Office

Washington

1984

Preface
Introduction
List of Abbreviations and Symbols, and Code Names
List of Persons
List of Sources
VII. June 8–July 27, 1953: Armistice attained: (Documents 582–725)
- Rhee’s unilateral release of North Korean nonrepatriate POWs; United States reaction; suspension of Panmunjom negotiations; formulation and consideration of policy toward Korea after the armistice, NSC 154, 156, and 157 series; additional UN forces for Korea and the problem of reimbursement; the Robertson mission; resumption of the Panmunjom negotiations; final details; armistice (Documents 582–725)
VIII. July 27, 1953–February 18, 1954: Postarmistice Issues (Documents 726–873)
- Korean reconstruction; the Dulles trip to Korea and the mutual defense treaty; preliminary negotiations for the Korean political conference—the Dean mission; the Nixon visit to Korea and Rhee’s promise not to act unilaterally; formulation and consideration of NSC 167 and 170 series; failure of the Dean negotiations; South Korean-Indian friction and the release of the remaining non-repatriate POWs; Berlin Conference and the shift from Panmunjom to Geneva (Documents 726–873)
IX. March 1–December 31, 1954: U.S.-Korean relations in the postarmistice period: (Documents 874–980)
- Redeployment of U.S. troops in Korea, expansion of the ROK armed forces, and the Van Fleet mission; the Rhee visit to Washington; concern over the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission; economic and military aid and the signature of the U.S.-ROK Agreed Minute of Understanding; final issues and the signature of the mutual defense treaty; hwan currency advances controversy (Documents 874–980)
Index