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Historical Map Of Shanghai China 1902 Soar The foreign relations of the united states (frus) series presents the official documentary historical record of major u.s. foreign policy decisions and significant diplomatic activity. History.state.gov 3.0 shelldwight d. eisenhower administration (1953–1960) volumes are grouped into regular and retrospective categories.

Historical Map Of Shanghai China 1995 Soar Home historical documents foreign relations of the united states, 1977–1980, volume iv, national security policy document 169. This section provides historical reference information on the countries with which the united states has had diplomatic relations. the articles in this section are listed below. Home historical documents foreign relations of the united states diplomatic papers, 1941, general, the soviet union, volume i. Home historical documents foreign relations of the united states: diplomatic papers, conferences at malta and yalta, 1945.

Historical Map Of Shanghai China 1928 Soar Home historical documents foreign relations of the united states diplomatic papers, 1941, general, the soviet union, volume i. Home historical documents foreign relations of the united states: diplomatic papers, conferences at malta and yalta, 1945. Home historical documents papers relating to the foreign relations of the united states, with the address of the president to congress december 5, 1916 treaty between the united states and haiti relating to the finances, economic development, and tranquillity of haiti. Home historical documents papers relating to the foreign relations of the united states, the paris peace conference, 1919, volume xiii the covenant of the league of nations (art. 1 to 26). Harry s. truman administration (1945–1952) note : the volumes listed below contain at least one document from the period of this presidential administration; view and search within the available documents. the foreign relations series was organized by year for the volumes covering 1861–1951, triennially for 1952–1963, and by presidential administration for 1964 onward—with some. Home historical documents foreign relations of the united states, 1969–1976, volume e–10, documents on american republics, 1969–1972 document 8.