GREAT BRITAIN 1950-1954 - LexisNexis · Great Britain was caught in the tangled aftermath of the war in her foreign relations. Throughout the world, within and without the empire,

A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of

ConfidentialU.S. State Department

Central Files

GREAT BRITAIN1950-1954

Foreign Affairs

ConfidentialU.S. State Department

Central Files

GREAT BRITAIN1950-1954

FOREIGN AFFAIRSDecimal Numbers 641 and 611.41

Project CoordinatorRobert E. Lester

Guide Compiled byBlair D. Hydrick

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Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Great Britain, 1950-1954 [microform] :foreign affairs / project coordinator, Robert E. Lester.

microfilm reels.Accompanied by a printed reel guide, compiled by Blair Hydrick, entitled: A guide to

the microfilm edition of Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Great Britain,1950-1954.

Summary: Reproduces Record Group 59, State Department Central Decimal Files,Decimal Files 641 and 611.41 (Foreign Affairs) for 1950-1954, from the records of theNational Archives, College Park, Maryland.

ISBN 1-55655-896-11. Great Britain--Foreign relations--1945-1964--Sources. 2. United States. Dept. of

State--Archives. I. Title: Great Britain, 1950-1954. II. Lester, Robert. III. Hydrick, Blair.IV. Title: Guide to the microfilm edition of Confidential U.S. State Department centralfiles. Great Britain, 1950-1954.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction viiScope and Content Note xiSource Note xiiiOrganization of the U.S. Department of State Decimal Filing System xvNumerical List of Country Numbers xixAcronym List xxviiReel Index

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Great Britain

Reel 1641.00 Political Relations between Great Britain and Other Countries 1641.32 Political Relations between Great Britain and Brazil 4641.41C Political Relations between Great Britain and British Honduras 4641.42 Political Relations between Great Britain and Canada 4641.43 Political Relations between Great Britain and Australia 5641.44 Political Relations between Great Britain and New Zealand 5641.45A Political Relations between Great Britain and the Union of

South Africa 5641.45B Political Relations between Great Britain and British South

Africa 5641.45C Political Relations between Great Britain and Rhodesia 5641.45H Political Relations between Great Britain and Nigeria 5641.45K Political Relations between Great Britain and the Gold Coast

[Ghana] 5641.45R Political Relations between Great Britain and Kenya 5641.45W Political Relations between Great Britain and Sudan 5641.46C Political Relations between Great Britain and Aden 5641.46E Political Relations between Great Britain and Ceylon 5641.46F Political Relations between Great Britain and Singapore 5641.46G Political Relations between Great Britain and Hong Kong 5641.47A Political Relations between Great Britain and Gibraltar 5641.47B Political Relations between Great Britain and Malta 6641.47C Political Relations between Great Britain and Cyprus 6641.48 Political Relations between Great Britain and Poland 6641.49 Political Relations between Great Britain and Czechoslovakia 6641.51 Political Relations between Great Britain and France 6

Reel 2641.51 Political Relations between Great Britain and France cont 7641.51D Political Relations between Great Britain and French Guiana 7641.51G Political Relations between Great Britain and Indochina 7641.51R Political Relations between Great Britain and New Hebrides 7

641.52 Political Relations between Great Britain and Spain 8641.53 Political Relations between Great Britain and Portugal 9641.53E Political Relations between Great Britain and Macao 9641.54 Political Relations between Great Britain and Switzerland 9641.55 Political Relations between Great Britain and Belgium 9641.56 Political Relations between Great Britain and the Netherlands 10641.56D Political Relations between Great Britain and Indonesia 10641.57 Political Relations between Great Britain and Norway 10

Reel 3641.57 Political Relations between Great Britain and Norway cont 11641.57A Political Relations between Great Britain and Scandinavia 11641.58 Political Relations between Great Britain and Sweden 11641.59 Political Relations between Great Britain and Denmark 12641.60 Political Relations between Great Britain and Eastern Continental

Europe 12641.60A Political Relations between Great Britain and the Baltic States 12641.61 Political Relations between Great Britain and the USSR 12641.62 Political Relations between Great Britain and Germany 14641.62A Political Relations between Great Britain and West Germany 14641.62B Political Relations between Great Britain and East Germany 14641.63 Political Relations between Great Britain and Austria 15641.64 Political Relations between Great Britain and Hungary 15641.65 Political Relations between Great Britain and Italy 15641.65A Political Relations between Great Britain and Vatican City 15641.66 Political Relations between Great Britain and Rumania 15641.68 Political Relations between Great Britain and Yugoslavia 15641.69 Political Relations between Great Britain and Bulgaria 16641.71 Political Relations between Great Britain and Morocco 16641.73 Political Relations between Great Britain and Libya 16641.74 Political Relations between Great Britain and Egypt 16

Reels 4-7641.74 Political Relations between Great Britain and Egypt cont 17

Reel 8641.75 Political Relations between Great Britain and Ethiopia 24641.75A Political Relations between Great Britain and Eritrea 24641.76 Political Relations between Great Britain and Liberia 25641.77 Political Relations between Great Britain and Somaliland 25641.80 Political Relations between Great Britain and the Near East 25641.81 Political Relations between Great Britain and Greece 25641.82 Political Relations between Great Britain and Turkey 25641.83 Political Relations between Great Britain and Syria 25641.83A Political Relations between Great Britain and Lebanon 25641.84 Political Relations between Great Britain and Palestine 25641.84A Political Relations between Great Britain and Israel 25641.85 Political Relations between Great Britain and Jordan 26641.86 Political Relations between Great Britain and the Arab League 26641.86A Political Relations between Great Britain and Saudi Arabia 26641.86D Political Relations between Great Britain and Kuwait 27641.86E Political Relations between Great Britain and Muscat and Oman.... 27641.86H Political Relations between Great Britain and Yemen 27641.87 Political Relations between Great Britain and Iraq 29

Reel 9641.87 Political Relations between Great Britain and Iraq cont 29641.88 Political Relations between Great Britain and Iran 29641.89 Political Relations between Great Britain and Afghanistan 31641.90 Political Relations between Great Britain and the Far East 31641.90B Political Relations between Great Britain and Burma 31641.90C Political Relations between Great Britain and Nepal 31641.90D Political Relations between Great Britain and Pakistan 31641.91 Political Relations between Great Britain and India 31641.92 Political Relations between Great Britain and Thailand 32641.93 Political Relations between Great Britain and China 32641.94 Political Relations between Great Britain and Japan 35641.94A Political Relations between Great Britain and Formosa 36641.95 Political Relations between Great Britain and Korea 36641.95A Political Relations between Great Britain and North Korea 36641.95B Political Relations between Great Britain and South Korea 36641.96 Political Relations between Great Britain and the Philippines 36641.97 Political Relations between Great Britain and Malaya 36

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Northern Ireland

641A.52 Political Relations between Northern Ireland and Spain 36641A.71 Political Relations between Northern Ireland and Morocco 36

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--British Guiana

641D.56A Political Relations between British Guiana and Surinam 36641D.91 Political Relations between British Guiana and India 36

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Trinidad and Tobago

641M.00 Political Relations between Trinidad and Tobago andOther Countries 37

641M.91 Political Relations between Trinidad and Tobago and India 37

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-Great Britain

Reels 10-13611.41 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain 37

Reel 14611.41 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain cont 48

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-Northern Ireland

611.41 A Political Relations between the U.S. and Northern Ireland 53

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-British Possessions in the Western Hemisphere

(Excluding Canada)

611.4IB Political Relations between the U.S. and British Possessionsin the Western Hemisphere (Excluding Canada) 54

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-British Honduras

611.41C Political Relations between the U.S. and British Honduras 54

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-British Guiana

611.41D Political Relations between the U.S. and British Guiana 54

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-West Indies

611.41F Political Relations between the U.S. and the West Indies 54

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-Bahamas

611.41G Political Relations between the U.S. and the Bahamas 54

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-Bermuda

611.41H Political Relations between the U.S. and Bermuda 54

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-British Virgin Islands

611.41J Political Relations between the U.S. and theBritish Virgin Islands 55

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-Trinidad and Tobago

611.41M Political Relations between the U.S. and Trinidad and Tobago 55


611.41H Political Relations between the U.S. and Bermuda 55

Subject Index 57

INTRODUCTION

Along with economic ills and the disintegration of the empire, in the early 1950sGreat Britain was caught in the tangled aftermath of the war in her foreign relations.Throughout the world, within and without the empire, the rising surge of nationalismwas an irresistible force. The ever-threatening hostility of the USSR, coupled withCommunist China, and the ever-present fear of a nuclear World War III dominatedinternational relations. All seven of the world's former great powers found themselvesin different relative positions from what these had been in 1939. The United Statesand the USSR emerged from the war as the two most powerful nations on earth,respective leaders of the democratic West and the communist East.

As for Great Britain, long accustomed to being one of the top world powers, shenow had to reconcile herself to a lower position as junior member of the former "BigThree" of Yalta. With drastically reduced armaments, due to drastically reducedfinances, Britain could no longer speak with her old authority. Yet foreign affairsmade numerous demands upon Britain's attention and resources; the disintegrationof her empire would blend into foreign relations in this period.

The Far EastIn the Far East, the unsettled conditions in China took a turn for the worse at a

time when Great Britain was reducing her worldwide commitments. With theNationalists' collapse in 1949, the Communists were quickly taking over the whole ofthe Chinese mainland. By 1950, Chaing Kai-shek's Nationalist government andforces had to take refuge on the island of Formosa, under the protection of the U.S.Navy.

As for Britain, the Communist capture of Shanghai with its rich internationalsettlement, the center of Britain's wide commercial holdings in the Yangtse valley,was extremely serious. With Shanghai a casualty of the civil war, Britain's crowncolony, Hong Kong, had more commercial possibilities than ever as an entrepot forChina trade. But the island and its adjacent mainland were constantly vulnerable toseizure by the Communists. Consequently, Britain lost no time in recognizing thenew government and kept on reaping profits from Hong Kong. Britain's tolerance ofCommunist China led to one of the few sharp differences in policy with the UnitedStates.

Britain unhesitatingly backed the United States against the North Korean invasionof South Korea in June 1950. Korea, a strategic, oft-disputed peninsula on Asia'sPacific coast, had been divided at the 38th Parallel between communism in the Northand democracy in the South in the immediate postwar period. With the support of theUSSR, the North Korean army invaded the South. This prompted a diplomatic andmilitary response from the United States and other democratic countries. The UnitedStates led the move in the United Nations (UN) for immediate action to deal with thisflagrant aggression. The UN Security Council, minus the Russian delegation (which

was boycotting another issue), authorized immediate armed opposition to theinvasion. Great Britain, which had supported the United States in the SecurityCouncil, provided the second heaviest contribution to the war effort--14,000 groundtroops and 10,000 men on offshore naval units. These troops were to be the nucleusof what was to be known as the Commonwealth Division--with Canada, Australia,and New Zealand joining Britain in the Korean War. The deployment of British forceswas a source of friction in the Clement Attlee government. Many in Attlee's own partywere inclined to feel that Britain had become too prone to follow the United States,especially in the Far East. Britain had so much more at stake, with investments inChina and the very existence of Hong Kong depending on trade with the Chinesemainland.

Malaya's value to the British nation was its ability as a "dollar earner" from itsproduction of a considerable share of the world's tin and rubber. Because Malayapaid so well, Britain spared no pains in protecting it against Communist subversion.That was no simple task, for Chinese Communists had infiltrated its jungles andrubber plantations so successfully that the rubber supply was threatened. Thecommunists' "hit and run" guerrilla tactics were hard to combat in the jungles, but theBritish enlisted the cooperation of large forces of Malay police and specialconstables.

The Middle EastBritish imperial holdings began to recede in the postwar period, a recession that

reached its climax in 1952. Of the former mandate lands in the Middle East, Palestineproved the most troublesome in the immediate postwar period. Following the end ofBritain's mandate in 1948, the new country of Israel would have little relations withGreat Britain.

In other areas, the phenomenal development of the new oil fields in Arabia and thePersian Gulf region added significance to every aspect of Britain's role in the Arabworld. At first anti-British and later anti-American sentiment was stirred by variousclerics, muftis, and governments. One serious problem with this anti-Britishsentiment arose in a non-Arab, though Moslem, country--Iran.

In March 1951, the pro-British premier of Iran was assassinated, and shortlyafterward the Iranian Parliament passed an act nationalizing the Anglo-Iranian OilCompany. The British government and financiers owned the controlling shares in thecompany and the Iranian nationalists demanded a higher royalty. Britain's efforts atnegotiation, as well as those of the United States as mediator, proved fruitless inview of the nationalist fervor. Eventually, the Iranian government of MohammedMossadeq expelled British oil technicians. Problems quickly arose, for Iran did notknow how to refine oil--all technical skills had been retained by the British and otherforeigners. Not long after the termination of the Mossadeq government, British,French, and American oil technicians returned and the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company(renamed the British Petroleum Company) received compensation for its losses andwas allowed to return to production.

In Egypt the trouble that erupted in the postwar world was not a new story, but thecontinuation of anti-British feeling that went back to 1882. Prior to 1952, Britishtroops were used to subdue nationalist and anti-British rioting and demonstrations inEgypt and the Suez Canal Zone. In 1952 this nationalistic fervor reached its climaxwith a military coup d'etat against King Farouk, led by Gamal Abdel Nasser. A yearlater, Egypt became a republic, with power concentrated in the hands of Nasser.

Nasser quickly extended his influence to other parts of the Arab world. Late in 1954,Britain was forced to further withdraw from Egyptian territory and a portion of theSuez Canal Zone. Britain's final and complete withdrawal from Egypt and the SuezCanal would come in 1956.

Emerging AfricaIn 1952, Kenya was the setting for the Mau Mau uprising. Eventually British and

native troops were able to eliminate the support structure for the Mau Maus, and theuprising ended as abruptly as it had begun. From this experience, the British werereluctant to abandon the thousands of white settlers to a native-dominated state. Butthe native government experiment in Tanganyika being successful was enough forBritain to grant partial self-government with Julius K. Nyerere as leader.

In West Africa, Britain granted freedom more easily. The crown colony Gold Coast(later Ghana) developed democratic institutions and a constitution through the workof a parliamentary commission. Eventually, the British governor-general wouldappoint a young Kwame Nkrumah as virtual prime minister. In 1954, Britain createdthe Federation of Nigeria with internal self-government.

In South Africa, the election of 1953 solidified the Afrikaner policy of apartheid.

The CommonwealthThe arrangement of dominion status for India, Pakistan, Ceylon, Ghana, Malaya,

and others was a master stroke of mutual benefit to all parties. In contrast to theviolent rupture of imperial ties in French Indochina, Dutch Indonesia, and Algeria,these new nations remained nominally within the British sphere, even thoughmanaging their own foreign relations and defense in addition to internal affairs. Britishflexibility was stretched even further with some members of the Commonwealthremaining within it even after they became republics. India, the first of these, becamea sovereign democratic republic in 1950.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files, 1950-1954

The U.S. State Department Central Files are the definitive source of Americandiplomatic reporting on political, military, social, and economic developmentsthroughout the world in the twentieth century. Surpassing the scope of the StateDepartment's Foreign Relations of the United States (FRUS) series, the Central Filesprovide extensive coverage of all political, military, social, and economic mattersrelating to a particular country and/or world event.

The publication of the State Department Central Files for 1950-1954 offers uniqueopportunities for research. These vast, invaluable, and recently released internalrecords for most countries are available for a crucial period in U.S. and world history.Each part of the 1950-1954 series will contain a wide range of primary materials:special reports and observations on political and military affairs; studies andstatistics on socioeconomic matters; interviews and minutes of meetings with U.S.and foreign government officials and leaders; legal and claims documentation; fulltexts of important letters and cables sent and received by U.S. diplomats andembassy personnel; reports, news clippings, and translations from journals andnewspapers; and countless high-level/head of state government documents,including speeches, memoranda, official reports, aide-memoire, and transcripts ofpolitical meetings and assemblies.

In addition, these records offer new insights into the evolution of American foreignpolicy toward both allies and adversaries and into the shaping of the policies of thesecountries toward the United States. Of even greater importance for the study ofindividual countries is the comprehensive manner in which the Central Filesilluminate the internal affairs of foreign countries. There are thousands of pagesarranged topically and chronologically on crucial subjects: political parties, unrestand revolution, human rights, government administration, fiscal and monetary issues,labor, housing, police and crime, public health and works, national defense, militaryequipment and supplies, foreign policy making, wars and alliances, education,religion, culture, trade, industry, and natural resources. On these subjects and more,the Central Files offer authoritative, in-depth, and timely documentation and analysis.

SOURCE NOTE

Microfilmed from the holdings of the National Archives, College Park, MD, RecordGroup 59: Records of the Department of State, Central Decimal Files, decimalnumbers 641 (Great Britain foreign affairs) and 611.41 (U.S.-Great Britain relations)for the period 1950-1954. In addition, this publication includes foreign affairs decimalnumbers 641A (Northern Ireland), 641D (British Guiana), and 641M (Trinidad andTobago) and U.S. relations decimal numbers 611.41A (U.S.-Northern Irelandrelations), 611.41B (U.S.-British Possessions in the Western Hemisphere(Excluding Canada) relations), 611.41C (U.S.-British Honduras relations), 611.41D(U.S.-British Guiana relations), 611.41F (U.S.-West Indies relations), 611.41G(U.S.-Bahamas relations), 611.41H (U.S.-Bermuda relations), 611.41J (U.S.-BritishVirgin Islands relations), and 611.41M (U.S.-Trinidad and Tobago relations). Allavailable original documents have been microfilmed.

ORGANIZATION OF THEU.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE

DECIMAL FILING SYSTEM

From 1910 to 1963 the Department of State used a decimal classification systemto organize its Central Files. This system assembled and arranged individualdocuments according to their subject with each subject having been assigned aspecific decimal code. The decimal system from 1950 to January 1963 consists often primary classifications numbered 0 through 9, each covering a broad subjectarea.

CLASS 0: Miscellaneous.

CLASS 1: Administration of the United States Government.

CLASS 2: Protection of Interests (Persons and Property).

CLASS 3: International Conferences, Congresses, Meetings, and Organizations.

CLASS 4: International Trade and Commerce. Trade Relations, CustomsAdministration.

CLASS 5: International Informational and Educational Relations. Cultural Affairs.Psychological Warfare.

CLASS 6: International Political Relations. Bilateral Treaties.

CLASS 7: Internal Political and National Defense Affairs.

CLASS 8: Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs.

CLASS 9: Other Internal Affairs. Communications. Transportation. Science.

Foreign AffairsFor this section of the U.S. State Department Central Files, University Publications

of America (UPA) has microfilmed the documents contained in Class 6. Within thisclass each subject is defined by a decimal file number. The decimal file number isfollowed by a slant mark (/). The number after the slant mark (/) refers to the date onwhich the document was generated. Documents within each decimal file number arearranged in chronological order. The entire decimal file number is stamped on theright side of the first page of every document.

In this publication records classified 641 deal with the foreign policy of GreatBritain and its political relations with other nations. Due to the State Department'sarrangement of these records, countries assigned numbers below 41 will not befound in this file. UPA, however, has included files dealing with the political relationsbetween the United States (11) and Great Britain (41) in this publication. In order tofind the political relations between Great Britain and countries other than the UnitedStates that have a lower number than 41, the researcher should check the Class 6records for that country. These records can either be found at the National Archives,College Park, Maryland, or, for many countries, in microform publications which UPAhas made available for libraries.

In a small number of instances, documents were assigned erroneous orincomplete decimal numbers. UPA has included, in brackets, corrected decimalentries. In addition, misfiled decimal number documents have also been included inbrackets.

641.00/5-2050 indicates a document dated May 20, 1950, relating to the bilateralrelations between Great Britain (41) and Other countries (general) (00).

611.41233/1-251 indicates a document dated January 2, 1951, relating to thebilateral relations between the United States of America (11) and Great Britain (41),specifically pertaining to patents of enemy property.

Note: For the convenience of the researcher, wherever a specific classificationnumber totals more than one hundred pages, a breakdown of the material by monthand year is provided. Where applicable, major subjects have been included with themonth and year breakdown.

NUMERICAL LIST OFCOUNTRYNUMBERS

00 THE WORLD (Universe)01 Outer Space (Aerosphere)01a Moon02 Antarctic03 Arctic10 THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE11 United States11 a Hawaii (Ocean or Kure Islands and Palmyra Island)11b U.S. Possessions in the Pacific Ocean11c Puerto Rico11d Guam11e American Samoa (Tutuila, Manua Islands, etc.)11f Canal Zone (Panama Canal Zone), Perido, Naos, Culebra, and

Flamenco Islands11g Virgin Islands of the U.S. (St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas)11h Wake Island12 Mexico13 CENTRAL AMERICA14 Guatemala15 Honduras16 El Salvador17 Nicaragua18 Costa Rica19 Panama20 SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA (South of the Rio Grande River)21 Colombia22 Ecuador (Galapagos Islands)23 Peru24 Bolivia25 Chile31 Venezuela32 Brazil33 Uruguay34 Paraguay

35 Argentina36 WEST INDIAN REPUBLICS37 Cuba, including Isle of Pines38 Haiti39 Dominican Republic40 EUROPE40a Ireland (Eire) (Irish Free State)40b Iceland41 Great Britain, United Kingdom41a Northern Ireland41b British possessions in the Western Hemisphere (except Canada)41c British Honduras41d British Guiana41e British West Indies (includes 41f-41j)41f The West Indies (Federation of British Colonies in the Caribbean)41g Bahamas41h Bermuda41j Virgin Islands41r Falkland Islands41s South Orkney Islands (South Georgia, South Orkneys, and South

Sandwich Islands)41t South Shetland Islands42 Canada (including Newfoundland and Labrador)43 Australia44 New Zealand (Cook Islands, Kermad Islands, and Union Islands

[Tokela])45 British Territories in Africa45a Union of South Africa (Cape of Good Hope, Transvaal, Orange Free

State, Natal)45b British South Africa (45c-45f)45c Rhodesia (Mashonaland, Matabeleland, and Nyasaland Federation)45d Basutoland45e Bechuanaland45f Swaziland45g British West Africa45h Nigeria (including that portion of the Cameroons under British

Protectorate)45j Ghana (see 79)45m Sierra Leone45n Gambia45p British East Africa45r Kenya Colony45s Uganda45t Zanzibar45u Somaliland (protectorate)45w Sudan45x British Southwest Africa (formerly German Southwest Africa)46 British territories in Asia46a Andaman and Nicobar Islands

46b Laccadive Islands46c Aden Colony and Protectorate (Hadhramaut, Kamaran, Perim,

Socotra, Abdul Quid, and Kuria Muria Islands)46d Bahrein Islands46e Ceylon46f Singapore (Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean)46g Hong Kong46h British Borneo (North Borneo, Brunei, and Sarawak)46j Republic of the Maldive Islands46k Fiji46m Papua (formerly British New Guinea)46n Pacific Islands, including Tonga (Friendly), Cocos (Isla de Cocos),

Labuan, Solomon, Pitcairn, Gilbert Islands, Ellice Islands, and Britishinterest in Christmas Island, Phoenix, and Keeling Islands

47 British territories in Mediterranean47a Gibraltar47b Malta47c Cyprus47d St. Helena and dependencies (Diego Alvarez, Gough,

Inaccessible, and Nightingale Islands)47e Tristan da Cunha47f Ascension Island47g Seychelles47h Mauritius48 Poland (including Danzig)49 Czechoslovakia50 WESTERN CONTINENTAL EUROPE50a Luxembourg50b Monaco50c Andorra50d San Marino50f Liechtenstein50g Free Territory of Trieste (FTT)51 France (including Corsica)51a St. Pierre and Miquelon51b Martinique51c Guadeloupe and dependencies (Marie Galante, Les Saintes,

Desirade, St. Barthelemy and St. Martin) (French West Indies,collectively)

51d French Guiana (Cayenne) Inini51e French colonies in America51f French India51g Indochina51h Cambodia51j Laos51k Vietnam51m New Caledonia and dependencies (Isle of Pines, Loyalty Islands,

Huon Islands, Chesterfield Islands, Wallis Archipelago)51n Society Islands (Tahiti, Moorea-Morea; Leeward Island-lies Sous-le-

Vent)

51p Lesser groups (Tuamotu-Tumotu or Low Archipelago; GambierArchipelago; Marquesas; Tubuai Archipelago-Austral Islands)

51r New Hebrides51s Algeria51t French West Africa and the Sahara (Senegal, French Guinea, Ivory

Coast, Dahomey, French Sudan, Upper Senegal, and the Niger;Mauritania and Dakar), Togo

51u French Equatorial Africa (French Congo) (Gabun-Gabon; MiddleCongo-Moyen Congo; Ubanga Shari-Oubangui Chari; and Chad-Tchad; Brazzaville); Cameroun

51v French Somali Coast and dependencies (Somali Coast); Djibouti,Issa-Somalis; Dankali, Adaels, Ouemas, and Debenehs

51w Madagascar51x Other African Islands (Mayotte, Comoro, Reunion, Amsterdam, St.

Paul Marion, Crozet, and Kerguelen)51y French possessions and protectorates in Oceania and Eastern

Pacific (Australasia and Oceania)52 Spain52a Canary Islands52b Spanish possessions in Africa52c Rio de Oro and Adrar (Western Sahara)52d Rio Muni and Cape San Juan (Spanish Guinea)52e Fernando Po, Annobon, Corisco, and Elobey Islands52f Tetuan and Ceuta; Gomera, Alhucemas, Melilla52g Balearic Islands53 Portugal53a Madeira53b Azores53c Mozambique53d Portuguese India (Goa, Damao, Diu)53e Macao (Macau)53f Timor53g Cape Verde Islands (Santo Antao, Sao Nicolau, Sao Vicente, Fogo,

Santiago, Boa Vista, Sal Santa, Luzia, Branco, Raso, Maio, Brava,Rei, and Rombo)

53h Portuguese Guinea (Guinea Coast), Bijagoz Islands, and BolamaIsland

53k Sao Thome (Sao Tome) and Principe53m Ladana and Cabinda53n Angola (Portuguese West Africa), Congo, Loanda, Benguella,

Mossamedes, Huilla, and Lunda53p Portuguese East Africa54 Switzerland55 Belgium55a Belgian Congo (Belgian Kongo)56 Netherlands56a Surinam (Netherlands Guiana)56b Netherlands Antilles (formerly Netherlands West Indies) (Curacao,

Bonaire, Aruba, St. Martin, St. Eustatius, Saba)

56c Miscellaneous Islands (Riau-Lingga Archipelago, Bangka-Banca;Billiton, Molucca, Timor Archipelago, Bai and Lombok, NetherlandsNew Guinea, or Western New Guinea)

56d Indonesia56f Sumatra57 Norway57a Scandinavia (57, 58, 59, 60e)57b Spitsbergen (Spitzbergen)57c Lapland (Parts of 57, 58, 60e, 61)58 Sweden59 Denmark59a Greenland59b Faeroe (Faroe) or Sheep Islands60 EASTERN CONTINENTAL EUROPE (including Balkans, 67, 68, 69,

81, and European part of 82)60a Baltic States60b Esthonia60c Latvia60d Lithuania60e Finland (Aland Islands)61 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics61a Bessarabia61b Ukraine61c Sakhalin Island (Russian portion)62 Germany62a Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) (Saar)62b Russian Zone (East Germany)62c Polish Administration63 Austria64 Hungary65 Italy65a Vatican City66 Rumania (Roumania)67 Albania68 Yugoslavia69 Bulgaria70 AFRICA (For Belgian possessions, see 55a) (For British

possessions, see 45) (For French possessions, see 51s, etc.)70a Mediterranean countries (General)70b Republic of Guinea (see 79)70g Congo Republic70x Republic of South Africa71 Morocco72 Tunisia73 Tripoli (Libya or Libia), Barca, Misurata, Benghazi, Derna, Cyrenaica74 Egypt (see 86b)75 Ethiopia (Hamara, Galla, and Harar)75a Eritrea76 Liberia

77 Trust Territory of Somaliland78 Tanganyika Territory (Ruanda-Urundi), formerly German East Africa79 West African states (includes 45j and 70b)80 NEAR EAST81 Greece81a Crete81b Samos82 Turkey83 Syria (see 86b)83a Lebanon (Levant States)84 Palestine84a Israel85 Jordan (Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan) (formerly Trans-Jordan)86 Arabia (Arab League) (United Arab states, includes 86b and 86h)86a Saudia Arabia (Kingdom of Hejas and Nejd)86b United Arab Republic (includes 74 and 83)86d Kuwait86e Muscat and Oman86f Qatar86g Trucial Sheikhs86h Yemen87 Iraq (Mesopotamia)88 Iran (Persia)89 Afghanistan90 FAR EAST (including all of Asia)90a Bhutan90b Burma90c Nepal90d Pakistan (Baluchistan)91 India92 Thailand (Siam)93 China93a Manchuria93b Tibet94 Japan94a Formosa (Taiwan)94b Sakhalin Island (Japanese portion)94c Ryukyu Islands (Okinawa), Nampo Islands (Bonin, Volcano, and

Marcus)95 Korea95a North Korea95b South Korea96 Philippine Republic97 Malaya (Federation of Malaya comprises the states Pahang, Perak,

Negri Sembilan, Selangor, Johore, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan,Trengganu, and the settlements Malacca and Penang) (includesProvince of Wellesley)

98 Republic of Indonesia (Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Celebes)

99 Pacific Islands (Mandated), New Guinea, Bismarck Archipelago,Solomon Islands (Bougainville, Baku), Marshall Islands, Nauru,Caroline Islands, Pelew (Palau) Islands, Marianna Islands (LadroneIslands), Samoa (Samoan Islands, Western Samoa), Savaii, Upolu

ACRONYM LIST

AIOC Anglo-Iranian Oil CompanyBBC British Broadcasting CorporationCFM Council of Foreign MinistersNATO North Atlantic Treaty OrganizationPRC People's Republic of ChinaROC Republic of ChinaUN United NationsUSIE U.S. Information Exchange (later, U.S.

Information Agency)USSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

REEL INDEX

Reel 1International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Great Britain

Frame File Subject641.00 Political Relations between Great Britain and Other Countries

0001 March 1950Foreign policy statements by Winston Churchill and Ernest Bevin.

0003 April 1950Publication of Documents on British Foreign Policy, 1919-1939,Volume IV, Second Series.

0004 May 1950

0005 August 1950

0006 September 1950Publication of Documents on British Foreign Policy, 1919-1939,Volume IV, Third Series.

0012 November 1950Publication of Documents on British Foreign Policy, 1919-1939,Volume III, Third Series.

0015 December 1950

0016 February 1951Speech by Herbert Morrison.

0019 March 1951Publication of Documents on British Foreign Policy, 1919-1939,Volume V, Third Series.

0026 May 1951British positions on German rearmament and Iranian oilnationalization policy.

0034 July 1951Labor Party attitudes on foreign policy questions; publication ofDocuments on British Foreign Policy, 1919-1939, Volume IV,Third Series; British policy toward Spain.

0041 August 1951Publication of Documents on British Foreign Policy, 1919-1939,Volume IV, Third Series; British Middle Eastern policy; Britishpolicy toward Spain and China; Anthony Eden's visit to Canada.

0183 October 1951U.S. support of Great Britain in the Middle East; publication ofDocuments on British Foreign Policy, 1919-1939, Volume VI,Third Series; Conservative Party position on foreign policyquestions.

0196 November 1951British Middle Eastern policy; Winston Churchill's positions on thecold war and Soviet relations.

0203 January 1952British criticism of U.S. foreign policy.

0208 February 1952Labor Party foreign policy meeting; German rearmament issue;British policy on China and the Korean War; British Middle Easternpolicy; BBC foreign policy broadcasts.

0295 March 1952BBC foreign policy broadcasts.

0296 July 1952Publication of Documents on British Foreign Policy, 1919-1939,Volume V, Third Series.

0301 September 1952Publication of Documents on British Foreign Policy, 1919-1939,Volume V, Third Series.

0302 October 1952Transmittal of copy of Documents on British Foreign Policy, 1919-1939, Volume IV, First Series to the United States.

0304 January 1953BBC foreign policy broadcasts.

0305 February 1953Labor Party positions on China and Western European unity; BBCforeign policy broadcasts.

0309 March 1953Publication of Documents on British Foreign Policy, 1919-1939,Volume VII, Third Series.

0311 April 1953

British policy on the USSR and China; British Middle Easternpolicy.

0359 May 1953British proposals for four-power conference; Clement Attlee'scriticism of U.S. foreign policy; British Middle Eastern policy;Winston Churchill's support for Israel.

0423 June 1953British policy toward the USSR; British proposals for four-powerconference; British Middle Eastern policy; Royal Titles Act of1953.

0440 July 1953Publication of Documents on British Foreign Policy, 1919-1939,Volumes VII and VIII, Third Series; German rearmament issue;British proposals for four-power conference; U.S. defense budgetcuts; Royal Titles Act of 1953.

0453 October 1953Publications of Documents on British Foreign Policy, 1919-1939,Volumes VII and IX, Third Series.

0455 November 1953Speech by Anthony Eden on British foreign policy.

0465 January 1954Anthony Eden's position on the USSR.

0470 March 1954Bevanite position on British foreign policy.

0474 May 1954Winston Churchill's position on German rearmament issue and theUSSR.

0476 June 1954Herbert Morrison's views on British foreign policy; British policy onKorea and Indochina; publication of Documents on British ForeignPolicy, 1919-1939, Volumes V, Second Series.

0485 July 1954Publication of Documents on British Foreign Policy, 1919-1939,Volume VI, Second Series.

0487 August 1954Herbert Morrison's views on British foreign policy.

0489 October 1954Transmittal of copies of Documents on British Foreign Policy,1919-1939, Volume V, First Series and Volume VII, Third Seriesto the United States.

0491 November 1954Lecture by Sir Oliver Franks on "Britain and the Tide of WorldAffairs."

0492 641.001[741.001 Political Affairs: Communism]

0499 641.002 Political Relations between Great Britain and Other Countries:War; Hostilities

0500 641.0023 Political Relations between Great Britain and Other Countries:War; Hostilities--Enemy Property

0502 641.00231 Political Relations between Great Britain and Other Countries:War; Hostilities--Enemy Property: Blocked Funds

0546 641.006[641.0046 Political Relations between Great Britain and Other Countries:

Economic Treaties and Agreement--Fisheries]

0547 641.009 Political Relations between Great Britain and Other Countries:Other Relations; Bilateral Treaties

0549 641.0092 Political Relations between Great Britain and Other Countries:Other Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Claims Treaties andAgreements

0550 641.0094 Political Relations between Great Britain and Other Countries:Other Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0557 641.1195[641.1192 Political Relations between Great Britain and the U.S.: Other

Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Claims Treaties and Agreements]

0563 641.32231 Political Relations between Great Britain and Brazil: War;Hostilities--Enemy Property: Blocked Funds

0565 641.41C Political Relations between Great Britain and British Honduras

0591 641.42 Political Relations between Great Britain and Canada

0603 641.4292[641.42431 Political Relations between Great Britain and Canada: Economic

Treaties and Agreements--Financial Treaties and Agreements:Double Taxation]

0624 641.4294 Political Relations between Great Britain and Canada: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0633 641.43 Political Relations between Great Britain and Australia

0634 641.4494[642.4494 Political Relations between Canada and New Zealand: Other

Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties]

0635 641.45A Political Relations between Great Britain and the Union of SouthAfrica

0649 641.45A94 Political Relations between Great Britain and the Union of SouthAfrica: Other Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0696 641.456 Political Relations between Great Britain and British South Africa

0704 641.45C Political Relations between Great Britain and Rhodesia

0707 641.45H Political Relations between Great Britain and Nigeria

0708 641.45K Political Relations between Great Britain and the Gold Coast[Ghana]

0710 641.45R Political Relations between Great Britain and Kenya

0717 641.45W Political Relations between Great Britain and Sudan

0790 641.46C Political Relations between Great Britain and Aden

0806 641.46C1 Political Relations between Great Britain and Aden: Peace;Friendship

0810 641.46C9 Political Relations between Great Britain and Aden: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties

0824 641.46E Political Relations between Great Britain and Ceylon

0830 641.46E92[641.46E431 Political Relations between Great Britain and Ceylon: Economic


0836 641.46F Political Relations between Great Britain and Singapore

0837 641.46G Political Relations between Great Britain and Hong Kong

0838 641.47A Political Relations between Great Britain and Gibraltar

0845 641.476 Political Relations between Great Britain and Malta

0847 641.47C Political Relations between Great Britain and Cyprus

0850 641.4792[641.42431 Political Relations between Great Britain and Canada: Economic


0859 641.48 Political Relations between Great Britain and Poland

0870 641.49 Political Relations between Great Britain and Czechoslovakia

0871 641.49C[641.47C Political Relations between Great Britain and Cyprus]

0873 641.4994 Political Relations between Great Britain and Czechoslovakia:Other Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0876 641.50A94[640A.50A94 Political Relations between Ireland and Luxembourg: Other


641.51 Political Relations between Great Britain and France0887 September 1951

Anglo-French interests in the Middle East and North Africa.

0888 January 1952

0890 February 1952Anthony Eden's visit to France and meeting with Foreign MinisterRobert Schuman.

0891 April 1952

0892 September 1952Anglo-French cooperation in West Africa.

0894 November 1952Anglo-French agreement on Tangier.

0971 February 1953

0972 July 1953Anglo-French colonial talks.

0977 August 1953Anglo-French colonial talks.

0979 January 1954Anglo-French agreement on Tangier.

0982 June 1954Exchange of state visits between the high commissioner of FrenchWest Africa and the British governor of the Gambia; Britishsupport for French Prime Minister Pierre Mendes-France.

0986 August 1954

Reel 2International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Great Britain cont.

0001 641.511 Political Relations between Great Britain and France: Peace;Friendship

0008 641.5141[641.51421 Political Relations between Great Britain and France: Economic

Treaties and Agreements--Treaties of Friendship, Commerce andNavigation: Consular Functions]


Treaties and Agreements--Fisheries]

0122 641.519 Political Relations between Great Britain and France: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties



0147 641.5194 Political Relations between Great Britain and France: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties]

0172 641.5195 Political Relations between Great Britain and France: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Science Treaties

0174 641.5196[641.517 Political Relations between Great Britain and France: Military and

Defense Agreements]

0178 641.51D13 Political Relations between Great Britain and French Guiana:Peace; Friendship--Transfer of Territory

0179 641.51G Political Relations between Great Britain and Indochina

0191 641.51R94 Political Relations between Great Britain and New Hebrides: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

641.52 Political Relations between Great Britain and Spain0196 January 1950

Labor Party position on Francisco Franco regime.

0198 March 1950Conservative Party policy on Spain.

0205 April 1950British policy toward Spain.

0210 June 1950Proposals for restoration of diplomatic and commercial relations.

0214 November 1950Proposal for restoration of diplomatic relations.

0218 December 1950Opposition to British renewal of diplomatic relations.

0221 February 1951Spanish appointment of Miguel Primo de Rivera as ambassador toGreat Britain; Spanish role in Western defense plans.

0225 March 1951British diplomatic recognition of Franco regime.

0228 June 1951Gibraltar issue; Anglo-Spanish League of Friendship.

0271 July 1951British press views on new Spanish cabinet.

0272 October 1951Spanish press criticism of Great Britain.

0274 November 1951

0276 December 1951

0277 January 1952British publications on Spain; Gibraltar issue.

0316 February 1952Franco's proposal for bilateral defense arrangements; Gibraltarissue.

0322 March 1952Spanish relations with NATO.

0325 December 1952

Conservative Party views on Francisco Franco and Marshal JosipBroz Tito.

0327 January 1953Visit to Great Britain by Spanish Under-Secretary for ForeignAffairs Emilio Navascues.

0330 February 1953Visit to Great Britain by Spanish Under-Secretary for ForeignAffairs Emilio Navascues.

0332 May 1953House of Commons debate on Anglo-Spanish relations.

0334 August 1953Gibraltar issue.

0336 December 1953

0337 January 1954Anti-British demonstrations in Bilbao, Spain; Gibraltar issue.

0342 May 1954Gibraltar issue.

0348 641.5294 Political Relations between Great Britain and Spain: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0423 641.53 Political Relations between Great Britain and Portugal

0424 641.5394 Political Relations between Great Britain and Portugal: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0435 641.53E Political Relations between Great Britain and Macao

0436 641.5492[641.54431 Political Relations between Great Britain and Switzerland:

Economic Treaties and Agreements--Financial Treaties andAgreements: Double Taxation]

0437 641.5494 Political Relations between Great Britain and Switzerland: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0480 641.5531[641.5543 Political Relations between Great Britain and Belgium: Economic

Treaties and Agreements--Financial Treaties and Agreements]

0481 641.5594 Political Relations between Great Britain and Belgium: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0513 641.56 Political Relations between Great Britain and the Netherlands

0516 641.56D Political Relations between Great Britain and Indonesia

0517 641.56D13 Political Relations between Great Britain and Indonesia: Peace;Friendship--Disputed Sovereignty Over Non-Contiguous Territory

0522 641.56D28 Political Relations between Great Britain and Indonesia: War;Hostilities--Military Observers

0529 641.56D31[641.56013 Political Relations between Great Britain and Indonesia: Peace;

Friendship--Disputed Sovereignty Over Non-Contiguous Territory]

0530 641.56D4[641.56D42 Political Relations between Great Britain and Indonesia: Economic

Treaties and Agreements--Treaties of Friendship, Commerce andNavigation]

0531 641.56D94 Political Relations between Great Britain and Indonesia: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0556 641.573 Political Relations between Great Britain and Norway: BoundaryQuestions

0558 641.5741[641.57421 Political Relations between Great Britain and Norway: Economic


641.576[641.5746 Political Relations between Great Britain and Norway: Economic

Treaties and Agreements--Fisheries][Anglo-Norwegian fisheries case.]

0591 February 1950

[0592 December 1950]

0750 February 1950Seizure of British fishing trawlers by Norwegian authorities.

0752 March 1950Seizure of British fishing trawlers by Norwegian authorities.

0753 April 1950

0755 August 1950

0765 September 1950

0770 October 1950

0778 November 1950

0786 December 1950


641.576[641.5746 Political Relations between Great Britain and Norway: Economic

Treaties and Agreements--Fisheries] cont.[Anglo-Norwegian fisheries case.]

0001 March 1951

0003 June 1951

0012 September 1951

0015 December 1951

0018 January 1952

0028 February 1952

0067 March 1952

0068 April 1952

0073 May 1952

0076 June 1952

0087 July 1952

0090 September 1952

0098 December 1952

0164 February 1953

0167 641.5794 Political Relations between Great Britain and Norway: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0169 641.57A94 Political Relations between Great Britain and Scandinavia: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0172 641.58 Political Relations between Great Britain and Sweden

0176 641.5894

[641.5494 Political Relations between Great Britain and Switzerland: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties]

0179 641.5894[641.5594 Political Relations between Great Britain and Belgium: Other


0182 641.5994 Political Relations between Great Britain and Denmark: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0210 641.60 Political Relations between Great Britain and Eastern ContinentalEurope

0215 641.60A Political Relations between Great Britain and the Baltic States

641.61 Political Relations between Great Britain and the USSR0217 April 1950

0220 January 1951CFM negotiations.

0223 February 1951Alleged British violations of Anglo-Soviet Treaty of 1942.

0248 April 1951

0249 August 1951

[0252 November 1951British-Soviet Friendship Society.]

0253 October 1951Winston Churchill's proposals for high-level meeting with Soviets.

0260 November 1951British-Soviet Friendship Month.

0261 December 1951British policy on the USSR.

0265 January 1952

0266 April 1952Western policy on Eastern Europe.

0274 October 1952Alleged Franco-Soviet collaboration on continued division ofGermany.

0278 November 1952

Proposed visit of Soviet cultural and goodwill delegation to GreatBritain.

0279 March 1953Winston Churchill's views on possible meeting with Josef Stalin.

0281 April 1953British-Soviet fisheries agreement; British civilian internees inNorth Korea.

0287 May 1953Harold Wilson's visit to USSR and meeting with Soviet ForeignMinister Vyacheslav Molotov.

0289 June 1953House of Commons debate on Anglo-Soviet relations.

0295 December 1953U.S. and British position on Berlin.

0296 May 1954Soviet complaints regarding National Union Russian Solidaristsactivities on British territory.

0298 July 1954Winston Churchill's proposed meeting with Soviet Foreign MinisterVyacheslav Molotov.

0314 August 1954Clement Attlee's visit to Moscow and meeting with GeorgiMalenkov.

0318 November 1954Proposal for discussions with Soviets regarding relaxation oftensions.

0322 December 1954

0324 641.611 Political Relations between Great Britain and the USSR: Peace;Friendship

0325 641.6124 Political Relations between Great Britain and the USSR: War;Hostilities--Prisoners of War

0326 641.614 Political Relations between Great Britain and the USSR:Economic Treaties and Agreements

0328 641.616[641.6146 Political Relations between Great Britain and the USSR:

Economic Treaties and Agreements--Fisheries]

0337 641.6161[641.6146 Political Relations between Great Britain and the USSR:


0338 641.619 Political Relations between Great Britain and the USSR: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties

0352 641.62 Political Relations between Great Britain and Germany

0363 641.62221[641.62231 Political Relations between Great Britain and Germany: War;

Hostilities--Enemy Property: Blocked Funds]

0364 641.62231 Political Relations between Great Britain and Germany: War;Hostilities--Enemy Property: Blocked Funds

0370 641.6224 Political Relations between Great Britain and Germany: War;Hostilities--Prisoners of War

0372 641.6226 Political Relations between Great Britain and Germany; War;Hostilities--War Crimes

0374 641.62A Political Relations between Great Britain and West Germany

0412 641.62A231 Political Relations between Great Britain and West Germany: War;Hostilities--Enemy Property: Blocked Funds

0413 641.62A233 Political Relations between Great Britain and West Germany: War;Hostilities--Enemy Property: Trademarks

0434 641.62A41[641.62A94 Political Relations between Great Britain and West Germany:

Other Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties]

0435 641.62A9 Political Relations between Great Britain and West Germany:Other Relations; Bilateral Treaties

0436 641.62A92[641.62A431 Political Relations between Great Britain and West Germany:


0439 641.62A94 Political Relations between Great Britain and West Germany:Other Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0444 641.626 Political Relations between Great Britain and East Germany

0446 641.63 Political Relations between Great Britain and Austria

0447 641.63231 Political Relations between Great Britain and Austria: War;Hostilities--Enemy Property: Blocked Funds

0470 641.6331[641.63231 Political Relations between Great Britain and Austria: War;


0473 641.6394 Political Relations between Great Britain and Austria: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation

0476 641.64 Political Relations between Great Britain and Hungary

0491 641.65 Political Relations between Great Britain and Italy

0504 641.6511 Political Relations between Great Britain and Italy: Peace;Friendship--Arbitration; Conciliation

0508 641.6526 Political Relations between Great Britain and Italy: War;Hostilities--War Crimes

0510 641.6531[641.6541 Political Relations between Great Britain and Italy: Economic

Treaties and Agreements--Trade Agreements]

0511 641.6541[641.65421 Political Relations between Great Britain and Italy: Economic


0526 641.659 Political Relations between Great Britain and Italy: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties

0529 641.6594 Political Relations between Great Britain and Italy: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0542 641.65A Political Relations between Great Britain and Vatican City

0544 641.66 Political Relations between Great Britain and Rumania

0547 641.6611 Political Relations between Great Britain and Rumania: Peace;Friendship--Arbitration; Conciliation

0549 641.68 Political Relations between Great Britain and Yugoslavia

0584 641.6831[641.8143 Political Relations between Great Britain and Greece: Economic


0588 641.6894 Political Relations between Great Britain and Yugoslavia: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0590 641.69 Political Relations between Great Britain and Bulgaria

0591 641.71 Political Relations between Great Britain and Morocco

0594 641.71A[641.71 Political Relations between Great Britain and Morocco]

0596 641.73 Political Relations between Great Britain and Libya

0682 641.731 Political Relations between Great Britain and Libya: Peace;Friendship; Alliance

0757 641.739 Political Relations between Great Britain and Libya: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties

0765 641.7394 Political Relations between Great Britain and Libya: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

641.74 Political Relations between Great Britain and Egypt[Anglo-Egyptian Treaty negotiations.]

0835 January 1950

0838 February 1950

0840 March 1950Egyptian demand for British evacuation of Suez and the Sudan.

0849 April 1950Egyptian demand for British evacuation of Suez and the Sudan.

0858 May 1950Egyptian demand for British evacuation of Suez and the Sudan.

0878 June 1950Proposed U.S. mediation in British-Egyptian dispute; Egyptianpolicy toward United States.

0894 July 1950Egyptian demand for British evacuation of Suez and the Sudan;Field Marshal William Slim's visit to Egypt and meeting with KingFarouk.

0905 August 1950U.S. policy toward Egypt; Egyptian demand for British evacuationof Suez and the Sudan.

0916 September 1950

Gaza Strip proposals; Egyptian position on admission of PRC tothe UN; Egyptian demand for British evacuation of Suez and theSudan.

0926 October 1950Egyptian demand for British evacuation of Suez and the Sudan.

0940 November 1950Proposal for Egyptian participation in NATO; anti-Britishdemonstrations; suspension of British arms shipments to Egypt.


641.74 Political Relations between Great Britain and Egypt cont.[Anglo-Egyptian Treaty negotiations.]

0001 November 1950 cont.Proposed U.S. mediation in British-Egyptian dispute; Egyptiandemand for British evacuation of Suez and the Sudan.

0017 December 1950British-Egyptian financial talks; Egyptian demand for Britishevacuation of Suez and the Sudan; Ernest Bevin's meeting withSalah-ed-Din.

0105 January 1951Pakistani support for Egyptian national aspirations.

0127 February 1951British military aid.

0140 March 1951Field Marshal Sir Bernard Law Montgomery's visit to Egypt; Anglo-Egyptian financial settlement; Egyptian demand for Britishevacuation of Suez and the Sudan.

0162 April 1951Egyptian demand for British evacuation of Suez and the Sudan;British defense proposals for Egypt.

0209 May 1951Egyptian demand for British evacuation of Suez and the Sudan;British defense proposals for Egypt.

0255 June 1951Egyptian demand for British evacuation of Suez and the Sudan.

0306 July 1951Egyptian demand for British evacuation of Suez and the Sudan;Anglo-Egyptian Treaty negotiations.

0321 August 1951Egyptian threat to unilaterally abrogate the Anglo-Egyptian Treatyof 1936; Egyptian demand for British evacuation of Suez and theSudan; alleged British violations of the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty of1936; anti-British demonstrations.

0404 September 1951Egyptian threat to unilaterally abrogate the Anglo-Egyptian Treatyof 1936; anti-British demonstrations; alleged British violations ofthe Anglo-Egyptian Treaty of 1936; status of British experts withEgyptian armed forces.

0498 October 1951Unilateral Egyptian abrogation of the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty of1936; Middle East command structure; Egyptian demand forBritish evacuation of Suez and the Sudan; anti-Britishdemonstrations; mob attacks on British garrisons; Britishreinforcements ordered to Egypt from Cyprus and Libya; Britishseizure and occupation of the Suez Canal Zone; proposal forinternational commission to govern Sudan; Egyptian boycott ofBritish goods; British blockade of petroleum from Suez; Egyptseeks Soviet support in expelling British from Suez; Egyptianagitation for nationalization of Suez Canal Company; Egyptianlabor strike in Suez Canal Zone.

0839 November 1951Middle East command structure; Egyptian labor strike in SuezCanal Zone; British blockade of petroleum from Suez; Egyptianboycott of British goods; British seizure and occupation of theSuez Canal Zone; unilateral Egyptian abrogation of Anglo-Egyptian Treaty of 1936; alleged British human rights violations;anti-British demonstrations.


641.74 Political Relations between Great Britain and Egypt cont.0001 November 1951 cont.

British policy on the Sudan; British military occupation of the SuezCanal Zone; Egyptian labor strike in Suez Canal Zone; anti-Britishdemonstrations; British blockade of petroleum from Suez;Egyptian terrorist attacks against British.

0068 December 1951British military occupation of Suez Canal Zone; British blockade ofpetroleum from Suez; alleged British violations of Suez CanalConvention of 1888; King Farouk assumes title of king of theSudan; Egyptian labor strike in Suez Canal Zone; Egyptianterrorist attacks against British; fighting between British andEgyptian forces in Suez Canal Zone; anti-British andantigovernment demonstrations; Anthony Eden's meeting withSalah-ed-Din; Egypt seeks Soviet support in expelling British fromSuez.

0245 January 1952British military occupation of Suez Canal Zone; fighting betweenBritish and Egyptian forces in the Suez Canal Zone; status of theSudan; Egyptian labor strike in Suez Canal Zone; MuslimBrotherhood activities; King Farouk assumes title of king of theSudan; Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri Said's efforts to mediate Anglo-Egyptian dispute; Egyptian terrorist attacks against British; anti-British and anti-American demonstrations; U.S. technicalassistance to British forces in Suez Canal Zone; King Abdul Azizibn Saud's proposals for compromise in Anglo-Egyptian dispute;British request for military support from United States, France, andTurkey; Egyptian protest of British treatment of captured membersof resistance movement and human rights violations; Britishdisarm Egyptian auxiliary police in Ismailia; King Farouk dismissesWafd government and calls on AN Maher Pasha to form newgovernment; U.S. proposals for settlement of Anglo-Egyptiandispute.

0537 February 1952British military occupation of Suez Canal Zone; King Farouk'sassumption of title of king of the Sudan; Iraqi and Saudi mediationproposals in Anglo-Egyptian dispute; proposals for resumption ofAnglo-Egyptian negotiations; efforts by AN Mahar Pashagovernment to restore order; Egyptian protests regarding Britishhuman rights violations; Suez Canal defense arrangements;status of the Sudan; proposals for British troop withdrawals; U.S.proposals for settlement of Anglo-Egyptian dispute.

0671 March 1952King Farouk dismisses AN Maher Pasha government and appointsAhmed Nagib al Hilali Pasha as prime minister; antigovernmentdemonstrations; suspension of Egyptian Parliament; Britishdemand for punishment of Wafd leaders; proposals for resumptionof Anglo-Egyptian negotiations; status of the Sudan; Middle Eastdefense issue; Egyptian demands for evacuation of British militaryforces; British military occupation of Suez Canal Zone; U.S.proposals for settlement of Anglo-Egyptian dispute.

0829 April 1952Status of the Sudan; resumption of Anglo-Egyptian negotiations;U.S. proposals for settlement of Anglo-Egyptian dispute; proposedSudanese constitution and self-government program; criticism ofGreat Britain by former Prime Minister Mustafa el Nahas Pasha ofthe Wafd Party; Egyptian demands for evacuation of Britishmilitary forces; British position on recognizing Farouk's title as kingof the Sudan; Middle East Command proposals.

0953 May 1952Anglo-Egyptian negotiations; status of the Sudan; Middle EastCommand proposals; U.S. proposals for settlement of Anglo-Egyptian dispute; Sir Abdul Rahman el Mahdi of Sudan invited tovisit Egypt.

1013 June 1952Anglo-Egyptian negotiations; status of the Sudan; Middle EastCommand proposals; efforts to discredit former Prime MinisterMustafa el Nahas Pasha; fall of the Ahmed Nagib al Hilali Pashagovernment; appointment of Hussein Sirry Pasha as primeminister.

1021 July 1952Anglo-Egyptian negotiations; status of the Sudan; Abdul Rahmanel Mahdi's visit to Egypt.


641.74 Political Relations between Great Britain and Egypt cont.0001 July 1952 cont.

Anglo-Egyptian negotiations; status of the Sudan; British claimsagainst Egyptian government; resignation of Hussein Sirry Pashaas prime minister; discontent in Egyptian army; Ahmed Nagib alHilali reappointed prime minister; King Farouk overthrown bymilitary coup led by General Mohammed Naguib; establishment ofRegency Council.

0032 August 1952Dissension within ruling military junta; establishment of RegencyCouncil; AN Maher Pasha appointed prime minister; proposals forwithdrawal of British troops; British military aid and offer to resumetraining of Egyptian air force personnel; status of the Sudan.

0055 September 1952Egyptian land reform; status of the Sudan; British military andfinancial aid; Sudan International Advisory Commission.

0089 October 1952Status of the Sudan; British financial and military aid; British armsand aircraft sales to Israel; efforts to persuade Mohammed Naguibto lift Suez Canal restrictions and conclude peace with Israel;British claims against Egyptian government.

0161 November 1952British claims against Egyptian government; British jet aircraftsales to Egypt; Egyptian pilfering of British Army supply dumps.

0171 December 1952Egyptian pilfering of British Army supply dumps; British jet aircraftsales to Egypt; status of the Sudan; British incitement of Copticdiscontent in Egypt; Muslim Brotherhood plans for disturbances inSuez Canal Zone.

0187 January 1953Status of the Sudan; British economic and military aid.

0215 February 1953Strategic importance of Suez Canal; Anglo-Egyptian agreementon the Sudan; Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding the SuezCanal.

0227 March 1953Egyptian complaint to UN Security Council regarding withdrawal ofBritish forces from Egypt and the Sudan; Anglo-Egyptianagreement on the Sudan; Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regardingthe Suez Canal; criticism of British by Gamal Abdel Nasser andMohammed Naguib.

0253 April 1953Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding the Suez Canal; Egyptiandemand for evacuation of British troops from Suez Canal Zone;Egyptian attacks on British forces in Suez Canal Zone.

0304 May 1953Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding the Suez Canal; Copticsupport for Naguib regime; proposed Arab League CollectiveSecurity Pact; Egyptian attacks on British forces in Suez CanalZone; Egyptian demand for evacuation of British troops from SuezCanal Zone.

0510 June 1953Egyptian government guarantees safety of foreign residents;Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding the Suez Canal; Egyptiandemand for evacuation of British troops from Suez Canal Zone;Muslim Brotherhood for Naguib regime; British protests regardingEgyptian treatment of British subjects; Suez Canal freedom oftransit issue.

0654 July 1953British protests regarding Egyptian treatment of British subjects;Suez Canal freedom of transit issue; Anglo-Egyptian negotiationsregarding the Suez Canal; Egyptian demand for evacuation ofBritish troops from Suez Canal Zone; British ultimatum to Egyptiangovernment regarding disappearance of British soldier fromIsmailia; Egyptian blockade of supplies to British troops in SuezCanal Zone; assaults by British soldiers against Egyptian citizensin the Suez Canal Zone.

0829 August 1953Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding the Suez Canal; boycott ofBritish troops by Ismailia shopkeepers; Egyptian demand forevacuation of British troops from Suez Canal Zone; anti-Britishdemonstrations; Egyptian attacks on British forces in the SuezCanal Zone.

0907 September 1953Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding the Suez Canal; SuezCanal freedom of transit issue; Egyptian demand for evacuation ofBritish troops from Suez Canal Zone.

Reel?International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Great Britain cont.

641.74 Political Relations between Great Britain and Egypt cont.0001 October 1953

Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding the Suez Canal; SuezCanal freedom of transit issue.

0079 November 1953Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding the Suez Canal; allegationsof Egyptian interference in the Sudan elections.

0114 December 1953Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding the Suez Canal; Sudaneseelections; British protest regarding treatment of British subjects inEgypt; Suez Canal freedom of transit issue; possibility of Egyptianapproach to Israel regarding peace settlement; PresidentMohammed Naguib's meeting with Aneurin Bevan.

0210 January 1954Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding the Suez Canal; Egyptianattitude regarding neutralism; United Ststes makes Suezsettlement condition for aid to Egypt; anti-British incidents in SuezCanal zone.

0263 February 1954Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding Suez Canal; anti-Britishincidents in Suez Canal Zone; House of Commons favors Britishtroop withdrawal from Egypt; Salah Selim's visit to the Sudan;Naguib-Nasser power struggle in Egypt.

0316 March 1954Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding the Suez Canal; Naguib-Nasser power struggle in Egypt; anti-British incidents in SuezCanal Zone.

0388 April 1954Anti-British incidents in the Suez Canal Zone; Anglo-Egyptiannegotiations regarding the Suez Canal.

0399 May 1954Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding the Suez Canal; murders ofEgyptian citizens by British soldiers; anti-British incidents in SuezCanal Zone.

0424 June 1954Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding the Suez Canal.

0448 July 1954Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding the Suez Canal; conclusionof Anglo-Egyptian Suez Base agreement; Suez Canal freedom oftransit issue; Muslim Brotherhood and Wafd opposition to SuezBase agreement.

0550 August 1954Israeli position on Suez Base agreement; Muslim Brotherhood andWafd opposition to Suez Base agreement; Arab League CollectiveSecurity Pact; Suez Canal freedom of transit issue.

0636 September 1954Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding financial arrangements andSuez Base organization; Suez Canal freedom of transit issue;Anglo-Egyptian Suez Base agreement.

0687 October 1954Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding financial arrangements andSuez Base organization; Anglo-Egyptian Suez Base agreement;Israeli position on Suez Base agreement; agreement forwithdrawal of British forces from Egypt; Suez Canal freedom oftransit issue.

0878 November 1954Implementation of Suez Base agreement; overthrow of PresidentMohammed Naguib.

0884 December 1954

Ratification of Suez Base agreement; Suez Canal freedom oftransit issue; agreement for withdrawal of British forces fromEgypt.

0891 641.741 Political Relations between Great Britain and Egypt: Peace;Friendship; Alliance

0895 641.744 Political Relations between Great Britain and Egypt: EconomicTreaties and Agreements

0956 641.7487[641.8794 Political Relations between Great Britain and Iraq: Other


0957 641.7494 Political Relations between Great Britain and Egypt: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties


0001 641.75 Political Relations between Great Britain and Ethiopia

0021 641.7513 Political Relations between Great Britain and Ethiopia: Peace;Friendship--Disputed Sovereignty Over Non-Contiguous Territory

0022 641.754 Political Relations between Great Britain and Ethiopia: EconomicTreaties and Agreements

0068 641.759 Political Relations between Great Britain and Ethiopia: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties

0107 641.7591[641.758 Political Relations between Great Britain and Ethiopia: Extradition

Treaties]

641.7594 Political Relations between Great Britain and Ethiopia: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties[Anglo-Ethiopian airtransport agreement negotiations.]

0108 December 1953

0123 January 1954

0126 September 1954

0144 October 1954

0207 November 1954

0215 641.75A Political Relations between Great Britain and Eritrea

0230 641.75W[641.45W Political Relations between Great Britain and the Sudan]

0232 641.76 Political Relations between Great Britain and Liberia

0235 641.77 Political Relations between Great Britain and Somaliland

0239 641.80 Political Relations between Great Britain and the Near East

0301 641.801 Political Relations between Great Britain and the Near East:Peace; Friendship; Alliance

0303 641.81 Political Relations between Great Britain and Greece

0314 641.8194 Political Relations between Great Britain and Greece: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0325 641.82 Political Relations between Great Britain and Turkey

0327 641.8294 Political Relations between Great Britain and Turkey: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

641.83 Political Relations between Great Britain and Syria0331 January 1950

0332 February 1952Records of conversations, notes, and papers exchanged betweenthe Royal Egyptian government and Great Britain between March1950 and November 1951.

0439 December 1952Syrian offer to mediate Anglo-Egyptian dispute.

0441 641.8394 Political Relations between Great Britain and Syria: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0502 641.83A Political Relations between Great Britain and Lebanon

0505 641.83A94 Political Relations between Great Britain and Lebanon: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0551 641.84231 Political Relations between Great Britain and Palestine: War;Hostilities--Enemy Property: Blocked Funds

0560 641.84A Political Relations between Great Britain and Israel

0592 641.84A1 Political Relations between Great Britain and Israel: Peace;Friendship; Alliance

0593 641.84A94 Political Relations between Great Britain and Israel: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0601 641.85 Political Relations between Great Britain and Jordan

0622 641.85A[641.86A Political Relations between Great Britain and Saudi Arabia]

0623 641.86 Political Relations between Great Britain and the Arab League

641.86A Political Relations between Great Britain and Saudi Arabia0633 December 1950

0634 January 1951

0635 April 1951Arabian Peninsula boundary disputes.

0639 May 1951Arabian Peninsula boundary disputes.

0643 September 1951

0645 January 1952

0647 February 1952Saudi-British Boundary Conference.

0649 March 1952Arabian Peninsula boundary disputes.

0666 April 1952Arabian Peninsula boundary disputes.

0679 May 1952Arabian Peninsula boundary disputes.

0682 June 1952

0685 September 1952

0687 October 1952Saudi-British dispute overal-Buraimi.

0695 November 1952Saudi-British dispute overal-Buraimi.

0707 December 1952

0711 January 1953

0712 February 1953Saudi-British dispute overal-Buraimi.

0713 March 1953Saudi-British dispute overal-Buraimi.

0731 May 1953

0733 June 1953Saudi condemnation of British imperialism in Egypt.

0739 July 1953

0741 February 1954Arabian Peninsula boundary disputes.

0743 March 1954Saudi-British dispute overal-Buraimi.

0744 May 1954Saudi-British dispute overal-Buraimi.

0747 641.86A13 Political Relations between Great Britain and Saudi Arabia:Peace; Friendship; Alliance--Disputed Sovereignty Over Non-Contiguous Territory

0748 641.86A3 Political Relations between Great Britain and Saudi Arabia:Boundary Questions

0760 641.86A.31 Political Relations between Great Britain and Saudi Arabia:Boundary Questions--Land Boundary

0763 641.86A321 Political Relations between Great Britain and Saudi Arabia:Boundary Questions--Water Boundary: Navigation onInternational Boundary Waters

0766 641.86D Political Relations between Great Britain and Kuwait

0770 641.86D94 Political Relations between Great Britain and Kuwait: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0775 641.86E Political Relations between Great Britain and Muscat and Oman

641.86H Political Relations between Great Britain and Yemen0776 January 1950

British aggression in Yemen.

0782 April 1950

0784 May 1950British Aden-Yemen boundary dispute.

0785 June 1950

British-Yemen Conference; British Aden-Yemen boundarydispute.

0788 July 1950British-Yemen Conference; British Aden-Yemen boundarydispute.

0794 August 1950

0795 October 1950British-Yemen Conference.

0798 November 1950British travel ban for Shabwa area of Aden; British-YemenConference.

0804 December 1950British Aden-Yemen boundary dispute; British-Yemennegotiations regarding sovereignty of Yemen and Britishevacuation of Aden.

0813 January 1951British Aden-Yemen boundary dispute.

0818 March 1951British-Yemen Conference.

0826 April 1951

0828 February 1952Anglo-Yemeni Agreements of 1934 and 1950.

0829 June 1952

0831 January 1954Arab League mission to study Yemeni complaints against British.

0832 February 1954British Aden-Yemen boundary dispute.

0834 March 1954Arab League delegation visits to Aden and Yemen; British Aden-Yemen boundary dispute.

0839 May 1954British Aden-Yemen boundary dispute.

0841 June 1954British Aden-Yemen border incidents.

0857 July 1954

British Aden-Yemen border incidents.

0877 August 1954British Aden-Yemen border incidents.

0880 September 1954Yemeni claim to Aden.

0889 October 1954

0890 December 1954British Aden-Yemen border incidents.

0891 641.86H3 Political Relations between Great Britain and Yemen: BoundaryQuestions

0894 641.87 Political Relations between Great Britain and Iraq


0001 641.8741 Political Relations between Great Britain and Iraq: EconomicTreaties and Agreements--Trade Agreements

0004 641.8794 Political Relations between Great Britain and Iraq: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

641.88 Political Relations between Great Britain and Iran0068 January 1950

British policy in Iran.

0070 March 1950Iranian claim to Bahrain.

0073 April 1950British-Iranian oil agreement.

0074 May 1950Iranian claim to Bahrain.

0077 June 1950Iranian claim to Bahrain.

0078 July 1950Roles of British government and the AIOC in Iran.

0091 April 1951Iranian nationalization of AIOC.

0104 May 1951

Iranian nationalization of AIOC.

0109 September 1951

0111 October 1951

0112 November 1951

0113 January 1952British and U.S. contingency planning in event of Communistseizure of power in Iran; alleged British interference in Iranianinternal affairs; expulsion of British subjects from Iran.

0128 February 1952Alleged British interference in Iranian internal affairs; possibleIranian oil sales to Soviet bloc.

0151 April 1952Alleged British interference in Iranian internal affairs.

0166 July 1952Anglo-Iranian oil dispute.

0168 August 1952Anglo-Iranian oil dispute.

0175 October 1952Iran severs diplomatic relations with Great Britain; evaluation ofPrime Minister Mohammed Mossadeq's National Frontgovernment.

0189 November 1952Anglo-Iranian oil dispute.

0193 April 1953

0194 May 1953

0197 September 1953Iranian proposal for resumption of diplomatic relations; U.S. andBritish cooperation in Iran.

0203 October 1953

0204 November 1953Efforts to reestablish diplomatic relations between Iran and GreatBritain; Anglo-Iranian oil negotiations; proposal for establishmentof oil consortium.

0212 December 1953Iranian government reestablishes diplomatic relations with GreatBritain; Iranian opposition to resumption of diplomatic relationswith Great Britain.

0234 January 1954

0236 February 1954

0237 July 1954

0241 September 1954Iranian government agrees to pay compensation for AIOC oilproperty.

0242 October 1954Iranian opposition to ratification of Anglo-Iranian oil agreement.

0246 641.8811 Political Relations between Great Britain and Iran: Peace;Friendship; Alliance--Arbitration; Conciliation

0248 641.8894 Political Relations between Great Britain and Iran: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0250 641.89 Political Relations between Great Britain and Afghanistan

0255 641.90 Political Relations between Great Britain and the Far East

0285 641.906 Political Relations between Great Britain and Burma

0299 641.90B92[641.90B431 Political Relations between Great Britain and Burma: Economic


0305 641.90B94 Political Relations between Great Britain and Burma: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0313 641.90C1 Political Relations between Great Britain and Nepal: Peace;Friendship

0318 641.90D94 Political Relations between Great Britain and Pakistan: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0319 641.91 Political Relations between Great Britain and India

0329 641.9192[641.91431 Political Relations between Great Britain and India: Economic


0334 641.9194 Political Relations between Great Britain and India: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0392 641.92 Political Relations between Great Britain and Thailand

0397 641.924 Political Relations between Great Britain and Thailand: EconomicTreaties and Agreements

0400 641.9294 Political Relations between Great Britain and Thailand: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

641.93 Political Relations between Great Britain and China0441 January 1950

British efforts to establish diplomatic relations with PRC.

0444 February 1950

[0445 May 1950]

[0448 June 1950Position of British subjects in PRC.]

[0452 October 1950Visit of PRC friendship delegation to Great Britain.]

[0458 April 1950British interests in the Far East.]

[0460 September 1950British efforts to establish diplomatic relations with PRC.]

0466 March 1950Sino-British diplomatic recognition negotiations.

0470 May 1950British position on PRC representation in UN; Sino-Britishdiplomatic recognition negotiations.

0472 June 1950British position on PRC representation in UN.

0473 July 1950Arrests of British subjects in PRC; British efforts to establishdiplomatic relations with PRC.

0490 October 1950

Britain-China Friendship Association.

0494 November 1950British subjects advised to leave PRC; Sino-British diplomaticrecognition negotiations; visit of PRC friendship delegation toGreat Britain.

0505 December 1950Withdrawal of British missionaries from PRC.

0506 January 1951Visit of PRC friendship delegation to Great Britain.

0508 February 1951Sino-British diplomatic recognition negotiations.

0509 March 1951Sino-British diplomatic recognition negotiations.

0518 April 1951Conference for Peace and Friendship with China.

0520 July 1951Nationalist Chinese seizure of foreign merchant vessels tradingwith PRC.

0528 August 1951

0529 September 1951Decline in British position in Shanghai; Sino-British diplomaticrecognition negotiations.

0532 October 1951British Conservative Party policy on the PRC and the Far East.

0534 November 1951British policy on Nationalist China.

0536 December 1951

0537 February 1952Sino-British diplomatic recognition negotiations.

0538 March 1952Nationalist Chinese efforts to get British to withdraw recognition ofPRC.

0543 April 1952Visit of All-China Students Federation delegation to Great Britain.

0546 May 1952British Foreign Office attitude toward delegations from PRC;British closure of businesses in PRC.

0550 June 1952

0554 August 1952Visit of PRC delegation to USSR.

0556 November 1952Sino-British diplomatic recognition negotiations.

0562 December 1952British-Nationalist Chinese relations; Nationalist Chineseinterference with British shipping.

0583 February 1953Attack on British ship by Nationalist Chinese guerrillas.

0587 November 1953Proposed meeting between Winston Churchill and Mao Tse-tung.

0590 December 1953Anti-British propaganda by PRC.

0591 February 1954Status of British diplomatic relations with PRC.

0593 April 1954

0594 May 1954Status of British diplomatic relations with PRC.

0596 July 1954Status of British diplomatic relations with PRC; withdrawal ofBritish businesses from PRC.

0599 October 1954Establishment of PRC consulate at Georgetown, British Guiana.

0602 641.93231 Political Relations between Great Britain and China: War;Hostilities--Enemy Property: Blocked Funds

0603 641.9324 Political Relations between Great Britain and China: War;Hostilities--Prisoners of War

0607 641.9325 Political Relations between Great Britain and China: War;Hostilities--Civil Prisoners

0609 641.9326 Political Relations between Great Britain and China: War;Hostilities--Illegal and Inhuman Warfare

0616 641.941 Political Relations between Great Britain and Japan: Peace;Friendship

[0617 641.94 Political Relations between Great Britain and Japan]

0629 641.92221[641.94231 Political Relations between Great Britain and Japan: War;


0630 641.94231 Political Relations between Great Britain and Japan: War;Hostilities--Enemy Property: Blocked Funds

0636 641.9424 Political Relations between Great Britain and Japan: War;Hostilities--Prisoners of War

[0640 641.9394 Political Relations between Great Britain and China: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties]

0647 641.9424 Political Relations between Great Britain and Japan: War;Hostilities--Prisoners of War

0662 641.9431[641.9443 Political Relations between Great Britain and Japan: Economic


641.9494 Political Relations between Great Britain and Japan: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0668 November 1951

0670 June 1952

0699 August 1952

0700 September 1952

0705 October 1952

0708 November 1952

0717 December 1952

0722 January 1953

0751 March 1953

0752 August 1953

0753 September 1953

0774 641.9495[641.9444 Political Relations between Great Britain and Japan: Economic

Treaties and Agreements--Patents]

0776 641.9496[641.9494 Political Relations between Great Britain and Japan: Other


0778 641.94A Political Relations between Great Britain and Formosa

0787 641.95 Political Relations between Great Britain and Korea

0793 641.95A24 Political Relations between Great Britain and North Korea: War;Hostilities--Prisoners of War

0797 641.95A25 Political Relations between Great Britain and North Korea: War;Hostilities--Civil Prisoners

0815 641.95B Political Relations between Great Britain and South Korea

0819 641.9613 Political Relations between Great Britain and the Philippines:Peace; Friendship--Disputed Sovereignty Over Non-ContiguousTerritory

0823 641.9694 Political Relations between Great Britain and the Philippines:Other Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0824 641.97 Political Relations between Great Britain and Malaya

0841 641.9726 Political Relations between Great Britain and Malaya: War;Hostilities--Illegal and Inhuman Warfare

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Northern Ireland

0847 641A.52 Political Relations between Northern Ireland and Spain

0848 641A.71 Political Relations between Northern Ireland and Morocco

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--British Guiana

0850 641D.56A Political Relations between British Guiana and Surinam

0852 641D.91 Political Relations between British Guiana and India

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Trinidad and Tobago

0863 641M.0041

[641M.00421 Political Relations between Trinidad and Tobago and OtherCountries: Economic Treaties and Agreements--Treaties ofFriendship, Commerce and Navigation: Consular Functions]

0874 641M.91 Political Relations between Trinidad and Tobago and India

Reel 10International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-Great Britain

611.41 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain0001 January 1950

U.S.-British cooperation; problems affecting Anglo-U.S. relations;policies relating to exchange of classified military information;U.S.-British discussions regarding the Near East.

0091 February 1950U.S. relations with British Commonwealth; policies regardingexchange of classified military information; role of Great Britain inU.S. foreign policy.

0138 March 1950Role of Great Britain in U.S. foreign policy.

0168 April 1950Discrepancies between U.S. and British foreign policy aims;policies regarding exchange of classified military information;Anglo-U.S. cooperation in anticommunist activities; Anglo-U.S.conflict of interest over petroleum.

0195 May 1950U.S. Ambassador Philip C. Jessup's meetings with Prime MinisterClement Attlee and King George VI; U.S.-British discussionsregarding the Near East; aims and objectives of U.S. and Britishinformation services; U.S.-British cooperation in anticommunistactivities.

0250 June 1950Analysis of possible U.S. assumption of certain British militarycommitments; U.S. State Department policy statement on GreatBritain; Burns-Templer Agreements.

0344 July 1950British information policy; British position on PRC representation inthe UN; U.S. State Department policy statement on Great Britain;U.S.-British discussions on the world situation; Korean War; U.S.-British cooperation in Southeast Asia; measures to stabilizepolitico-military situation in Indochina; study of capabilities of Alliedforces in Western Germany and Berlin.

0418 August 1950U.S.-British discussions regarding the world situation; U.S.,British, French, and Belgian colonial policy discussions; AtomicEnergy Combined Policy Committee; Soviet propaganda activities;British information policy; Korean War; U.S.-British IntelligenceConference; U.S.-British discussions regarding Japan; U.S.cooperation with British Information Service; British position onEuropean integration.

0464 September 1950Coordination of Anglo-U.S. overseas information activities; U.S.-British discussions regarding security of the Middle East and Iran;Korean War; U.S.-British agreement regarding disclosure ofinformation to third parties; cooperation between U.S. and Britishinformation services.

0500 October 1950U.S.-British Information Committee; propaganda in Indochina;Soviet propaganda; U.S.-British propaganda policy; U.S.cooperation with British Information Service; U.S.-British politico-military conversations and meetings; West German rearmamentissue.

0563 December 1950Briefing book for Prime Minister Clement Attlee's visit to UnitedStates; U.S.-British Information Committee.

[0677 November 1950Plans for famine relief in Yugoslavia; U.S.-British KoreanIntelligence Team; U.S.-British Information Committee; U.S.-British information cooperation; Western European integrationissue; U.S.-British counterpropaganda activities.]

0712 December 1950U.S.-British counterpropaganda activities; meetings betweenPresident Harry Truman and Prime Minister Clement Attlee; U.S.-British liaison arrangements; British war effort in the Far East;Korean War.

0745 January 1951U.S.-British psychological warfare planning; meetings betweenPresident Harry Truman and Prime Minister Winston Churchill;U.S.-British military talks; U.S.-British Information Committee;U.S.-British cooperation; U.S. military aid to Malaya; Korean War;U.S. propaganda program in Indochina.

Reel 11International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-Great Britain cont.

611.41 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain cont.0001 February 1951

U.S.-British information coordination; British Communists protestexecution of seven African Americans in Martinsville, Virginia;Secretary of State Dean Acheson's meeting with Henry Wriston,president of Brown University and acting president of the Councilon Foreign Relations; British public opinion regarding the UnitedStates; Korean War.

0097 March 1951U.S.-British information coordination; U.S. policy at ExtraordinaryAdministrative Radio Conference; screening of Fulbright Scholarsgoing to Great Britain and British colonies; U.S.-British-Frenchstrategic talks regarding Indochina and the Far East; WorldAssembly of Youth; U.S.-British Information Committee; U.S.-British talks regarding Malta; British Labour Party publications.

0185 April 1951U.S.-British information coordination; British Conservative Partycriticism of United States; planning for Winston Churchill's visit toUnited States; U.S.-British cooperation in the Middle East; U.S.-British discussions regarding Iranian oil problem; NATOinformation policy.

0222 May 1951NATO information policy; U.S.-British cooperation in the MiddleEast; U.S.-British information coordination.

0251 June 1951U.S.-British talks regarding Malta; Soviet peace campaign;Anthony Eden's views on Anglo-U.S. relations; U.S.-Britishdiscussions regarding Iranian oil problem; U.S.-British informationcoordination.

0297 July 1951U.S.-British information coordination; U.S.-British discussionsregarding Iranian oil problem; Soviet policy toward Hungary;British disarmament proposals.

0330 August 1951British disarmament proposals; U.S. support of British economy;U.S.-British information coordination; Korean cease-fire proposal.

0367 September 1951British economic prospects; U.S. support for British economy;balance of payments issue; U.S.-British consultation on nuclearwarfare.

0388 October 1951U.S. support for British economy; U.S. Mutual Security Program;U.S.-British public affairs activities in Germany; racial integrationin the United States.

0414 November 1951Soviet colonial policy and expansionism; U.S.-British informationcoordination; British economic problems; British participation in anintegrated Europe; U.S. Mutual Security Program; Harry Truman-Winston Churchill talks.

0477 December 1951U.S.-British military coordination in Libya; Middle East peacecampaign; Harry Truman-Winston Churchill talks; U.S.-Britishinformation coordination.

0545 January 1952U.S.-British information coordination; Harry Truman-WinstonChurchill talks; European Defense Force; Korean War; Iranian oilnationalization issue; Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding theSuez Canal; NATO reorganization; British economic problems;U.S. economic aid; U.S.-British tin agreement; InternationalRescue Committee Iron Curtain refugee campaign.

0734 February 1952Harry Truman-Winston Churchill talks; alleged U.S. aid toChinese Nationalist forces in Burma; Soviet colonial policy.

0754 March 1952U.S. economic aid; Aneurin Sevan's criticism of the United States;USIE book program in India; evaluation of American propagandaabroad.

0780 April 1952German rearmament issue; U.S.-British information coordination;U.S.-British-French discussions regarding colonial problem;allegations of U.S. use of bacteriological warfare in Korea;investigation of bombing of Dresden, Germany, during WorldWar II.

0825 May 1952U.S.-British information coordination.

0833 June 1952British attitudes toward May Day publicity; U.S. policy statementon the United Kingdom; U.S. financial objectives with respect tothe United Kingdom; U.S. commercial policy objectives withrespect to the United Kingdom; U.S.-British petroleum agreement;U.S. aviation policy with respect to the United Kingdom; U.S.-British telecommunications discussions; BermudaTelecommunications Conference of 1945; U.S. information policyobjectives toward the United Kingdom and the BritishCommonwealth; U.S. foreign policy objectives with respect to theUnited Kingdom; British policy toward the Middle East; U.S.-British cooperation in the Middle East.


611.41 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain cont.0001 June 1952 cont.

U.S.-British information coordination.

0005 July 1952Disarmament; British public opinion on the United States;Preparatory Peace Conference for Asia and the Pacific Regions.

0022 August 1952U.S.-British cooperation in the Middle East; National ForeignTrade Council.

0030 September 1952Soviet bloc propaganda.

0043 October 1952Possible U.S. refusal to permit Charlie Chaplin to reentertheUnited States.

0048 December 1952U.S.-British information coordination; speech by Hugh Gaitskellon Anglo-U.S. relations; summary of subjects discussed duringTruman-Churchill talks of January 1952.

0059 January 1953Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding the Suez Canal.

0067 February 1953British policy regarding China; British press criticism of the UnitedStates.

0076 March 1953U.S.-British economic talks; U.S. position on Commonwealthproposals; British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden's meetingswith President Dwight Eisenhower and John Foster Dulles; U.S.economic conditions and policy; Korean War; restrictions on PRCtrade.

0221 April 1953U.S. economic aid.

0229 May 1953Korean War armistice; Three Power meeting in Bermuda; Sovietbloc attempts to exploit Anglo-U.S. foreign policy differences;U.S.-British cooperation in the Middle East.

0270 June 1953U.S. foreign trade policy; U.S.-British cooperation in the Middleand Far East; Three Power meeting in Bermuda.

0292 July 1953Evaluation of U.S. policy information services; restrictions on PRCtrade.

0324 August 1953British attitudes toward U.S. foreign policy.

0339 September 1953U.S. criticism of British Labour Party leaders.

0361 October 1953British policy regarding China.

0368 November 1953Three Power meeting in Bermuda; Anglo-Egyptian negotiationsregarding the Suez Canal; U.S. military aid to the Middle East.

0393 December 1953

0396 February 1954

0399 March 1954

0405 April 1954

0406 May 1954U.S.-British discussions regarding regional security in the MiddleEast.

0417 June 1954Anglo-U.S. foreign relations differences.

0433 July 1954U.S.-British talks regarding colonial questions; Southeast Asiadefense system; British criticism of U.S. foreign policy.

0457 September 1954Balance of payments issue; European defense arrangements.

0464 October 1954European defense arrangements.

0466 November 1954British policy regarding China.

0469 December 1954Lecture series by Sir Oliver Franks; British press criticism of U.S.foreign policy; U.S.-British-French talks regarding Indochina;Vietnam security situation; U.S. aid program in Indochina;Bermuda Conference; European Defense Community.

0520 611.411 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: Peace;Friendship

0531 611.4112 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: Peace;Friendship--Limitation of Arms

0533 611.41231 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: War;Hostilities--Enemy Property: Blocked Funds

611.41233 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: War;Hostilities--Enemy Property: Patents

0537 January 1950Patent licensing agreements.

0545 February 1950

0546 April 1950Patent licensing agreements.

0549 May 1950Patent Interchange Agreement; patent claims.

0557 June 1950Patent claims; patent licensing agreements.

0563 July 1950Patent Interchange Agreement; patent claims.

0566 August 1950Patent claims; patent licensing agreements.

0571 September 1950

Patent claims.

0572 October 1950Patent claims.

0582 November 1950Patent claims.

0590 December 1950Patent claims.

0594 February 1951Patent claims.

0595 March 1951Patent claims.

0600 April 1951Patent claims.

0603 June 1951Patent claims; Patent Interchange Agreement.

0606 July 1951Patent claims.

0608 May 1952Patent claims.

0618 June 1952Patent claims.


0626 August 1952Patent claims.

0628 September 1952Patent Interchange Agreement; patent claims.




0644 January 1953Patent claims.

0645 May 1953Patent claims; Patent Interchange Agreement.


0649 September 1953Patent claims.



0654 611.4126 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: War;Hostilities--Illegal and Inhuman Warfare

0666 611.413 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: BoundaryQuestions

0671 611.4131[611.4141 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: Economic


0686 611.41321 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: BoundaryQuestions--Water Boundary: Dams

[0687 611.41233 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: War;Hostilities--Enemy Property: Patents]

0688 611.41322[611.12322 Political Relations between the U.S. and Mexico: Boundary

Questions--Water Boundary: Diversion of International Waters]

0689 611.414 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: EconomicTreaties and Agreements


611.4141[611.41421 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: Economic

Treaties and Agreements--Treaties of Friendship, Commerce,and Navigation: Consular Functions][U.S.-Great Britain consular convention.]

0001 January 1950

0013 February 1950

0023 May 1950

0382 June 1950

0389 July 1950

0390 August 1950

0396 September 1950

0405 October 1950

0416 November 1950

0421 December 1950

0422 January 1951

0437 February 1951

0443 March 1951

0444 May 1951

0447 June 1951

0461 July 1951

0465 September 1951

0466 November 1951

0471 March 1952

0473 June 1952

0484 July 1952

0486 August 1952

0501 September 1952

0506 October 1952

0509 November 1952

0516 March 1953

0520 April 1953

0521 December 1953

0535 January 1954

0537 February 1954

0539 June 1954

0584 July 1954

0591 October 1954

0593 November 1954

0596 December 1954

0597 611.415[611.416 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain:

Naturalization and Immigration]


Treaties and Agreements--Fisheries]


Treaties and Agreements--Fur Seals]

0690 611.419 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties

0723 611.4191[611.418 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: Extradition

Treaties]




0001 February 1950

0005 March 1950

0010 April 1950

0011 September 1950

0013 October 1950

0015 December 1950

0017 February 1951

0019 March 1951

0022 April 1951

0025 June 1951

0028 October 1951

0039 November 1951

0040 December 1951

0042 January 1952

0045 February 1952

0047 March 1952

0050 April 1952

0074 May 1952

0077 June 1952

0078 July 1952

0080 August 1952

0086 November 1952

0089 December 1952

0094 April 1953

0096 May 1953

0118 July 1953

0119 October 1953

0122 November 1953Anglo-American financial and commercial agreements.

0142 December 1953Anglo-American financial agreement; U.S.-British loanagreement.

0164 January 1954

0172 February 1954

0179 March 1954

0192 April 1954Extension of double taxation agreement to British colonies.

0201 May 1954Extension of double taxation agreement to British colonies.

0220 June 1954

0238 August 1954Jamaican income tax law.

0307 September 1954

0311 October 1954

0320 November 1954

0339 December 1954

0342 611.4193[611.41931 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: Other

Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Communications Treaties: Postal]

611.4194 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0354 January 1950

0359 February 1950

0363 March 1950

0366 April 1950

0388 June 1950

0394 July 1950

0407 August 1950

0413 September 1950

0467 October 1950

0469 November 1950

0473 January 1951

0474 February 1951

0479 March 1951

0483 April 1951

0486 November 1951

0494 December 1951

0500 January 1952

0502 February 1952

0505 March 1952

0510 April 1952

0516 May 1952

0517 June 1952

0519 July 1952

0523 August 1952

0526 September 1952

0536 October 1952

0538 November 1952

0540 December 1952

0543 January 1953

0545 April 1953

0547 May 1953

0577 August 1953

0579 September 1953

0581 November 1953

0582 December 1953

0586 January 1954

0592 May 1954

0596 October 1954


Treaties and Agreements--Literary, Artistic, and IndustrialProperty]

0600 January 1950Patent licensing agreements.

0604 February 1950Copyright protection agreements; patent claims.

0609 March 1950Patent licensing agreements; patent claims; copyright protectionagreements.

0617 April 1950

0618 May 1950Patent claims; copyright protection agreements.

0623 June 1950Patent claims; copyright protection agreements.

0632 July 1950Patent claims; copyright protection agreements.

0647 August 1950Patent claims; copyright protection agreements.

0657 September 1950Patent claims.

0658 October 1950Patent claims; copyright protection agreements.


0670 February 1951Patent Interchange Agreement.




0680 August 1951Patent claims.


0688 November 1951Patent claims; Patent Interchange Agreement.

0693 December 1951Patent and Technical Information Agreement; patent claims.





0712 August 1952Trademark protection and registration.



0723 January 1953Patent claims; Patent Interchange Agreement.



0731 January 1954Patent Interchange Agreement; patent claims.



0742 611.4196[611.417 Political Relations between the U.S. and Great Britain: Military and

Defense Agreements]

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-Northern Ireland

0748 611.41 A Political Relations between the U.S. and Northern Ireland

0750 611.41A.231 Political Relations between the U.S. and Northern Ireland: War;Hostilities--Enemy Property: Blocked Funds

0751 611.41A41[611.41A421 Political Relations between the U.S. and Northern Ireland:

Economic Treaties and Agreements--Treaties of Friendship,Commerce, and Navigation: Consular Functions]

0753 611.41A92[611.41A431 Political Relations between the U.S. and Northern Ireland:


International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-BritishPossessions in the Western Hemisphere (Excluding Canada)

0757 611.41B Political Relations between the U.S. and British Possessions inthe Western Hemisphere (Excluding Canada)

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-British Honduras

0760 611.41C Political Relations between the U.S. and British Honduras

0763 611.41C3 Political Relations between the U.S. and British Honduras:Boundary Questions

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-British Guiana

0768 611.41D Political Relations between the U.S. and British Guiana

0771 611.41D2 Political Relations between the U.S. and British Guiana: War;Hostilities

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-West Indies

0774 611.41F94 Political Relations between the U.S. and the West Indies: OtherRelations; Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-Bahamas

0800 611.41G92[611.41G431 Political Relations between the U.S. and the Bahamas: Economic



0804 611.41H Political Relations between the U.S. and Bermuda

0806 611.41H231 Political Relations between the U.S. and Bermuda: War;Hostilities--Enemy Property: Blocked Funds

0807 611.41H91[611.41H8 Political Relations between the U.S. and Bermuda: Extradition

Treaties]

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-British VirginIslands

0808 611.41K[611.41J Political Relations between the U.S. and the British Virgin Islands]

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-Trinidad andTobago

0810 611.41M41[611.41M421 Political Relations between the U.S. and Trinidad and Tobago:

Economic Treaties and Agreements--Treaties of Friendship,Commerce, and Navigation: Consular Functions]

0816 611.41M6[611.41M46 Political Relations between the U.S. and Trinidad and Tobago:



0817 611.41P[611.41H Political Relations between the U.S. and Bermuda]

0825 611.41P22[611.41H41 Political Relations between the U.S. and Bermuda: Economic


SUBJECT INDEXThe following index is a guide to the major topics in this microform publication. The first

number after an entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers tothe frame number at which the subject begins. Hence, 5: 0245 directs the researcher to frame0245 of Reel 5. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial segment of this guide,the researcher will find topics arranged in the order in which they appear on the film.

This subject index provides an entry under each of the topic names assigned by the StateDepartment in its decimal number classification system for which documents appear in thecollection. In order to avoid confusion, the term "Foreign relations" has been substituted for theState Department's term "Political relations." Additional terms have been supplied to providemore detailed topical access. Terminology and spellings are those used in the originaldocuments. Researchers may consult the acronym list on page xxvii.

AdenArab League mission to 8: 0834border incidents with Yemen 8: 0841,

0857, 0877, 0890boundary dispute with Yemen 8: 0784-

0788, 0804, 0813, 0832-0839British evacuation 8: 0804foreign relations with Great Britain

1:0790,0810peace; friendship treaties with Great

Britain 1: 0806Shabwa area, British travel ban for

8: 0798Yemen claim to 8: 0880

Advisers, Great Britainwith Egyptian armed forces 4: 0404

Afghanistanforeign relations with Great Britain

9: 0250Africa, West

Anglo-French cooperation in 1: 0892Aircraft sales, Great Britain

to Egypt 6: 0161, 0171to Israel 6: 0089

Air force, EgyptBritish offer to resume training of

personnel 6: 0032

Air navigation treaties, Great Britainwith Austria 3: 0473with Belgium 2: 0481; 3: 0179with Burma 9: 0305with Canada 1: 0624with China 9: 0640with Czechoslovakia 1: 0873with Denmark 3: 0182with Egypt 7: 0957with Ethiopia 8: 0108-0207with France 2: 0147general 1: 0550with Germany, Federal Republic of

3: 0434, 0439with Greece 8: 0314with India 9: 0334with Indonesia 2: 0531with Iran 9: 0248with Iraq 7: 0956; 9: 0004with Israel 8: 0593with Italy 3: 0529with Japan 9: 0668-0753, 0776with Kuwait 8: 0770with Lebanon 8: 0505with Libya 3: 0765with New Hebrides 2: 0191with New Zealand 1: 0634with Norway 3: 0167with Pakistan 9: 0318

Air navigation treaties, Great Britaincont.

with the Philippines 9: 0823with Portugal 2: 0424with Scandinavia 3: 0169with South Africa, Union of 1: 0649with Spain 2: 0348with Switzerland 2: 0437; 3: 0176with Syria 8: 0441with Thailand 9: 0400with Turkey 8: 0327with Yugoslavia 3: 0588

Air navigation treaties, Irelandwith Luxembourg 1: 0876

Air navigation treaties, U.S.with Great Britain 14: 0354-0596with the West Indies 14: 0774

Airtransport agreementGreat Britain-Ethiopia 8: 0108-0207

All-China Students Federationdelegation to Great Britain 9: 0543

Anglo-Egyptian disputeIbn Saud's proposals for compromise in

5: 0245mediation offers

Said, Nuri 5: 0245by Saudi Arabia 5: 0537by Syria 5: 0537; 8: 0439by U.S. 3: 0878; 4: 0001

U.S. proposals for settlement of5:0245-0953

Anglo-Egyptian TreatyEgyptian abrogation of 4: 0321-0839negotiations 3: 0840-0940; 4: 0001-

0498; 5: 0537-1021; 6: 0001violations of 4: 0321, 0404see a/so Egypt

Anglo-Iranian Oil Company (AIOC)nationalization of 9: 0091, 0104, 0241role in Iran 9: 0078

Anglo-Norwegian fisheries case2:0591,0592, 0753-0786; 3: 0001-

0164see a/so Fisheries treaties, Great Britainsee a/so Fishing trawlers, Great Britainsee a/so Norway

Anglo-Soviet Treaty of 1942violations of 3: 0223see a/so USSR

Anglo-Yemeni agreements8: 0828

Arabian Peninsulaboundary disputes 8: 0635, 0639, 0649-

0679,0741see a/so Bahrainsee a/so Kuwaitsee a/so Muscat and Omansee a/so Saudi Arabiasee a/so Yemen

Arab LeagueCollective Security Pact 7: 0550foreign relations with Great Britain

8: 0623missions 8: 0831, 0834

Arbitration; conciliation treaties, GreatBritain

with Iran 9: 0246with Italy 3: 0504with Rumania 3: 0547

Armed forces, Great Britainsupply depots in Egypt 6: 0161, 0171

Armed forces, Egyptadvisers, British 4: 0404discontent within 6: 0001

Arms salesGreat Britain to Israel 6: 0089

Arms shipmentsGreat Britain to Egypt 3: 0940

Attlee, Clementon U.S. foreign policy 1: 0359visit to USSR 3: 0314

Australiaforeign relations with Great Britain

1: 0633Austria

air navigation treaties with Great Britain3: 0473

blocked funds 3: 0447, 0470foreign relations with Great Britain

3: 0446Bahrain

Iran claim 9: 0070, 0074, 0077see a/so Arabian Peninsula

Baltic statesforeign relations with Great Britain

3:0215Belgium

air navigation treaties with Great Britain2: 0481; 3: 0179

financial treaties and agreements withGreat Britain 2: 0480

BerlinBritish position on 3: 0295

Bermudablocked funds 14: 0806extradition treaties with Great Britain

14: 0807foreign relations with Great Britain

14:0804,0817trade agreements with Great Britain

14: 0825Sevan, Aneurin

7:0114; 11:0754Bevanites

position on British foreign policy 1: 0470Bevin, Ernest

foreign policy statements by 1: 0001meeting with Salah-ed-Din 4: 0017

Blocked funds, Great BritainAustria 3: 0447, 0470general 1: 0502Germany 3: 0363, 0364Germany, Federal Republic of 3: 0412Japan 9: 0629, 0630Palestine 8: 0551

Blocked funds, U.S.Bermuda 14: 0806Northern Ireland 14: 0750

Border incidentsBritish Aden-Yemen 8: 0841, 0857,

0877,0890Boundary questions; disputes

Arabian Peninsula 8: 0635, 0639, 0649-0679,0741

British Aden-Yemen 8: 0784-0788,0804,0813, 0832-0839

see a/so Border incidentssee a/so International boundary waters

Boundary questions; disputes, GreatBritain

al-Buraimi 8: 0687, 0695, 0712, 0713,0743, 0744

with Norway 2: 0556with Saudi Arabia 8: 0748-0763Saudi-British Boundary Conference

8: 0647with Yemen 8: 0891see a/so Territory

Boundary questions; disputes, U.S.with British Honduras 14: 0763with Great Britain 12: 0666see a/so Territory

Boycottsof British goods by Egypt 4: 0498, 0839see a/so Demonstrations; disturbances

Brazilblocked funds 1: 0563

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)foreign policy broadcasts 1: 0208, 0295,

0304British-China Friendship Association

9: 0490see a/so All-China Students Federation

British Guianaforeign relations with the United States

14: 0768Georgetown 9: 0599war; hostilities with the United States

14: 0771British Honduras

boundary questions with the UnitedStates 14: 0763

foreign relations withGreat Britain 1: 0565United States 14: 0760

British South Africaforeign relations with Great Britain

1: 0696British-Soviet Friendship Month

3: 0260see a/so British-Soviet Friendship

SocietyBritish-Soviet Friendship Society

3: 0252see a/so British-Soviet Friendship Month

British Virgin Islandsforeign relations with Great Britain

14: 0808British-Yemen Conference

8: 0785, 0788, 0795, 0798, 0818Bulgaria

foreign relations with Great Britain3: 0590

al-Buraimi8: 0687, 0695, 0712, 0713, 0743, 0744see a/so Omansee a/so Saudi Arabia

Burmaair navigation treaties with Great Britain

9: 0305double taxation treaties with Great

Britain 9: 0299foreign relations with Great Britain

9: 0285Businesses

in PRC 9: 0546, 0596Canada

air navigation treaties with Great Britain1:0624

double taxation treaties with GreatBritain 1: 0603, 0850

foreign relations with Great Britain1:0591

visit of Anthony Eden to 1: 0041Ceylon

double taxation treaties with GreatBritain 1: 0830


China, People's Republic of (PRC)air navigation treaties with Great Britain

9: 0640anti-British propaganda 9: 0590blocked funds 9: 0602British businesses in 9: 0546, 0596British Conservative Party policy on

9: 0532British subjects in 9: 0448, 0473, 0494,

0505civil prisoners 9: 0607diplomatic recognition negotiations with

Great Britain 9: 0441, 0460-0470,0473, 0494, 0508, 0509, 0529,0537, 0538, 0556, 0591, 0594, 0596

foreign policy, Great Britain, on 1: 0041,0208,0311

foreign relations with Great Britain9:0441-0599

friendship delegation visit to GreatBritain 9: 0452, 0494, 0506

illegal and inhuman warfare 9: 0609Labor Party position on 1: 0305merchant vessels trading with 9: 0520prisoners of war 9: 0603Shanghai--decline of British position in

9: 0529UN representation issue 3: 0916;

9: 0470, 0472

visit of delegation to USSR 9: 0554see a/so All-China Students Federationsee a/so British-China Friendship

Associationsee a/so Conference for Peace and

Friendship with ChinaChina, Republic of (ROC)

efforts to get British to withdrawrecognition of PRC 9: 0538

foreign policy, Great Britain, regarding9: 0534


interference with British shipping9: 0520, 0562, 0583

Churchill, Winstonon cold war 1: 0196foreign policy statements by 1: 0001on German rearmament 1: 0474meetings with

Mao Tse-tung 9: 0587Molotov, Vyacheslav 3: 0298Stalin, Josef 3: 0279

support for Israel 1: 0359on USSR 1: 0196, 0474; 3: 0253

Civilian interneesBritish in North Korea 3: 0281see a/so Prisoners of war, Great Britain

Civil prisoners, Great BritainKorea, North 9: 0797PRC 9: 0607see a/so Prisoners of war, Great Britain

Claims treaties and agreementsgeneral 1: 0549Great Britain-U.S. 1: 0557

Cold warChurchill, Winston, position on 1: 0196

ColonialismAnglo-French talks on 1: 0972, 0977

Commercial relationsGreat Britain-Spain 2: 0210

Communications treatiespostal--U.S.-Great Britain 14: 0342

Communism1: 0492

Conference for Peace and Friendshipwith China

9:0518Conservative Party

attitudes on foreign policy questions1:0183

on the Far East 9: 0532Franco, Francisco 2: 0325on PRC 9: 0532on Spain 2: 0198Tito, Josip Broz 2: 0325

ConstitutionSudan 5: 0829

Consular functions treaties, Great Britainwith France 2: 0008with Italy 3: 0511with Norway 2: 0558

Consular functions treaties, U.S.with Great Britain 13: 0001-0597with Northern Ireland 14: 0751with Trinidad and Tobago 14: 0810

Contingency planningin event of Communist seizure of power

in Iran 9: 0113Coptic Church

discontent in Egypt 6: 0171Council of Foreign Ministers (CFM)

Great Britain-USSR negotiations3: 0220

see a/so Four-Power ConferenceCoup d'etat

in Egypt 6: 0001Cultural and goodwill mission, USSR

visit to Great Britain 3: 0278Cyprus

British military personnel 4: 0498foreign relations with Great Britain

1:0847,0871Czechoslovakia



Defense arrangementsGreat Britain-Spain 2: 0316

Defense budget, U.S.1: 0440

Defense proposals, Great Britainfor Egypt 4: 0162,0209

Demonstrations; disturbancesin Bilbao, Spain 2: 0337in Egypt 3: 0940; 4: 0321-0839;

5:0001-0245, 0671in Suez Canal Zone 6: 0171see a/so Boycotts

Denmark


see a/so ScandinaviaDiplomatic relations, Great Britain

with British Guiana 9: 0599with Iran 9: 0175, 0197, 0204, 0212with PRC 9: 0441, 0460-0470, 0473,

0494, 0508, 0509, 0529, 0537,0538, 0556, 0591, 0594, 0596

with Spain 2: 0210-0218, 0225see a/so Consular functions treaties,

Great BritainDiplomatic representation

Spain in Great Britain 2: 0221Documents on British Foreign Policy,1919-1939

publication of 1: 0003, 0006, 0012,0019, 0034-0183, 0296-0302,0309, 0440, 0453, 0476, 0485, 0489

Double taxation treaties, Great Britainwith Burma 9: 0299with Canada 1: 0603, 0850with Ceylon 1: 0830with France 2: 0129with Germany, Federal Republic of

3: 0436with India 9: 0329with Switzerland 2: 0436

Double taxation treaties, U.S.with the Bahamas 14: 0800with Great Britain 14: 0001-0339with Northern Ireland 14: 0753

Economic aidto Egypt 6: 0187

Economic treaties and agreements,Great Britain

with Egypt 7: 0895with Ethiopia 8: 0022with Thailand 9: 0397with USSR 3: 0326see a/so Financial treaties and

agreements, Great Britainsee a/so Friendship, commerce, and

navigation treaties, Great Britainsee a/so Trade agreements, Great

Britain

Economic treaties and agreements, U.S.with Great Britain 12: 0689

Eden, Anthonyforeign policy speech 1: 0455meetings with

Salah-ed-Din 5: 0068Schuman, Robert 1: 0890

position on USSR 1: 0465visits to

Canada 1: 0041France 1: 0890

Egyptabrogation of Anglo-Egyptian Treaty

4: 0321-0839advisers, British, to 4: 0404agitation for nationalization of Suez

Canal Company 4: 0498agreement regarding the Sudan

6:0215,0227aircraft sales to 6: 0161, 0171air force 6: 0032air navigation treaties with Great Britain

7: 0957AN Maher Pasha 5: 0245, 0537, 0671;

6: 0032armed forces 4: 0404; 6: 0001arms shipments, British, to 3: 0940boycott of British goods 4: 0498, 0839claims, British 6: 0001, 0089, 0161Coptic discontent in 6: 0171defense proposals 4: 0162, 0209demands evacuation of British military

forces 5: 0671, 0829demonstrations 3: 0940; 4: 0321-0839;

5:0001-0245, 0671dispute with Great Britain 3: 0878;

4: 0001; 5: 0245-0953; 8: 0439economic aid, British 6: 0187economic treaties and agreements with

Great Britain 7: 0895financial aid, British 6: 0055, 0089financial settlement with Great Britain

4: 0140financial talks with Great Britain 4: 0017foreign policy toward United States

3: 0878, 0905foreign relations with Great Britain

3: 0835-0940; 4: 0001-0839;5:0001-1021; 6: 0001-0907;7:0001-0884

government 5: 0245, 0537, 0671

Ismailia 5: 0245land reform 6: 0055military aid, British 4: 0127; 6: 0032-

0089,0187military coup d'etat in 6: 0001military junta 6: 0032military personnel, British 4: 0498;

5: 0537; 6: 0032military supply depots, British 6: 0161,

0171Montgomery, Bernard Law, visit 4: 0140national aspirations 4: 0105NATO participation 3: 0940Parliament 5: 0671peace; friendship treaties with Great

Britain 7: 0891on PRC admission to the UN 3: 0916protest of treatment of captured

resistance members 5: 0245Regency Council 6: 0001, 0032Saudi Arabia condemns British

imperialism in 8: 0733Slim, William, visit 3: 0894terrorist attacks against the British

5:0001-0245USSR support 4: 0498; 5: 0068see a/so Anglo-Egyptian Treatysee a/so Farouk, King of Egyptsee a/so Gaza Strip proposalssee a/so Suez Canal Zone

Enemy property, Great Britainblocked funds 1: 0502, 0563; 3: 0363,

0364, 0412, 0447, 0470; 8: 0551;9: 0602, 0629, 0630

prisoners of war 9: 0636, 0647trademarks 3: 0413

Enemy property, U.S.blocked funds 12: 0533; 14: 0750, 0806patents 12: 0537-0653, 0687

Eritreaforeign relations with Great Britain

8:0215Ethiopia

air navigation treaties with Great Britain8: 0108-0207

disputed sovereignty overnoncontiguous territory with GreatBritain 8: 0021

economic treaties and agreements withGreat Britain 8: 0022

extradition treaties with Great Britain8:0107

foreign relations with Great Britain8:0001,0068

Europe, Easternforeign relations with Great Britain

3:0210Western policy on 3: 0266

Europe, Westernforeign policy on Eastern Europe

3: 0266Labor Party position on unification of

1:0305Extradition treaties

Great Britain-Ethiopia 8: 0107U.S.-Bermuda 14: 0807U.S.-Great Britain 13: 0723

Far EastConservative Party policy on 9: 0532foreign relations with Great Britain

9: 0255interests in 9: 0458

Farouk, King of Egyptappointment of Ahmed Nagib al Hilali

Pasha as prime minister 5: 0671assumes title of king of Sudan 5: 0068-

0537, 0829dismisses AN Maher Pasha government

5: 0671dismisses Wafd government 5: 0245meeting with William Slim 3: 0894overthrown by military coup 6: 0001

Financial aid, Great Britainto Egypt 6: 0055, 0089

Financial settlementAnglo-Egyptian 4: 0140

Financial talksGreat Britain-Egypt 4: 0017

Financial treaties and agreements, GreatBritain

with Belgium 2: 0480double taxation 1: 0603, 0830, 0850;

2: 0129, 0436; 3: 0436; 9: 0299,0329

with Greece 3: 0584with Japan 9: 0662

Financial treaties and agreements, U.S.double taxation 14: 0001-0339, 0753,

0800Fisheries treaties, Great Britain

with France 2: 0106general 1: 0546with Norway 2: 0591-0786; 3: 0001-

0164with USSR 3: 0281, 0328, 0337see a/so Anglo-Norwegian fisheries

casesee a/so Fishing trawlers, Great Britain

Fisheries treaties, U.S.with Great Britain 13: 0615with Trinidad and Tobago 14: 0816

Fishing trawlers, Great BritainNorwegian seizure of 2: 0750, 0752see a/so Anglo-Norwegian fisheries

casesee a/so Fisheries treaties, Great Britain

Foreign Officeattitude toward visits by PRC

delegations 9: 0546Foreign policy, Great Britain

Bevanite position on 1: 0470Bevin, Ernest 1: 0001broadcasts 1: 0208, 0295, 0304

Churchill, Winston 1: 0001Eden, Anthony 1: 0455

Labor Party 1: 0208Morrison, Herbert, views on 1: 0476,

0487Foreign policy, U.S.

Attlee, Clement 1: 0359Great Britain 1: 0203

Foreign relations, British Guianawith India 9: 0852with Surinam 9: 0850

Foreign relations, Great Britainwith Aden 1:0790,0810with Afghanistan 9: 0250with the Arab League 8: 0623with Australia 1: 0633with Austria 3: 0446with Baltic states 3: 0215with British Honduras 1: 0565with British South Africa 1: 0696with Bulgaria 3: 0590with Burma 9: 0285with Canada 1: 0591

Foreign relations, Great Britain cont.

with Ceylon 1: 0824with Cyprus 1: 0847, 0871with Czechoslovakia 1: 0870with Egypt 3: 0835-0940; 4: 0001-0839;

5:0001-1021; 6: 0001-0907;7:0001-0884

with Eritrea 8: 0215with Ethiopia 8: 0001, 0068with Europe, Eastern 3: 0210with the Far East 9: 0255with Formosa 9: 0778with France 1: 0887-0986; 2: 0122general 1:0001-0491,0547with Germany 3: 0352with Germany, East 3: 0444with Germany, Federal Republic of

3: 0374with Gibraltar 1: 0838with Gold Coast [Ghana] 1: 0708with Greece 8: 0303with Hong Kong 1: 0837with Hungary 3: 0476with India 9: 0319with Indochina 2: 0179with Indonesia 2: 0516with Iran 9: 0068-0242with Iraq 8: 0894with Israel 8: 0560with Italy 3: 0491, 0526with Japan 9: 0617with Jordan 8: 0601with Kenya 1: 0710with Korea 9: 0787with Korea, South 9: 0815with Kuwait 8: 0766with Lebanon 8: 0502, 0505with Liberia 8: 0232with Libya 3: 0596, 0757with Macao 2: 0435with Malaya 9: 0824with Malta 1: 0845with Morocco 3: 0591, 0594with Muscat and Oman 8: 0775with the Near East 8: 0239with the Netherlands 2: 0513with Nigeria 1: 0707with Poland 1: 0859with Portugal 2: 0423with PRC 9: 0441-0599with Rhodesia 1: 0704with ROC 9: 0562

with Rumania 3: 0544with Saudi Arabia 8: 0622, 0633-0744with Singapore 1: 0836with Somaliland 8: 0235with South Africa, Union of 1: 0635with Spain 2: 0196-0342with Sudan 1: 0717; 8: 0230with Sweden 3: 0172with Syria 8: 0331-0439with Thailand 9: 0392with Turkey 8: 0325with the USSR 3: 0217-0322, 0338with Vatican City 3: 0542with Yemen 8: 0776-0890with Yugoslavia 3: 0549

Foreign relations, Northern Irelandwith Morocco 9: 0848with Spain 9: 0847

Foreign relations, Trinidad and Tobagowith India 9: 0874

Foreign relations, U.S.with Bermuda 14: 0804, 0817with British Guiana 14: 0768with British Honduras 14: 0760with British possessions in the Western

Hemisphere (excluding Canada)14: 0757

with British Virgin Islands 14: 0808with Great Britain 10: 0001-0745;

11: 0001-0833; 12: 0001-0469;13:0690

with Northern Ireland 14: 0748Formosa


Four-Power ConferenceGreat Britain proposals for 1: 0359-

0440see a/so Council of Foreign Ministers

Franceagreement with Great Britain regarding

Tangier 1: 0894, 0979air navigation treaties with Great Britain

2:0147British request for military support from

5: 0245colonial talks with Great Britain 1: 0972,

0977consular functions treaties with Great

Britain 2: 0008

on continued division of Germany3: 0274


fisheries treaties with Great Britain2:0106

foreign relations with Great Britain1:0887-0986; 2: 0122

interests in the Middle East 1: 0887military and defense agreements

2:0174peace; friendship treaties with Great

Britain 2: 0001science treaties with Great Britain

2:0172Franco, Francisco

bilateral defense arrangements withGreat Britain 2: 0316

Conservative Party views on 2: 0325see a/so Spain

Franks, Oliver1:0491

French Guianatransfer of territory 2: 0178

Friendship associations; delegationsBritish-China Friendship Association

9: 0490PRC 9: 0452, 0494, 0506

Friendship, commerce, and navigationtreaties, Great Britain

with France 2: 0008with Indonesia 2: 0530with Italy 3: 0511with Norway 2: 0558

Friendship, commerce, and navigationtreaties, Trinidad and Tobago

9: 0863Friendship, commerce, and navigationtreaties, U.S.

with Great Britain 13: 0001-0597with Northern Ireland 14: 0751with Trinidad and Tobago 14: 0810

Fur seals agreementU.S.-Great Britain 13: 0689

Gaza Strip proposals3: 0916

Georgetown, British Guianaestablishment of British consulate in

9: 0599German rearmament issue

British position on 1: 0026

Churchill, Winston, position on 1: 0474general 1: 0208, 0440see a/so Germanysee a/so Germany, Eastsee a/so Germany, Federal Republic of

Germany [general]blocked funds 3: 0363, 0364division of 3: 0274foreign relations with Great Britain

3: 0352prisoners of war 3: 0370war crimes 3: 0372see a/so German rearmament issuesee a/so Germany, Eastsee a/so Germany, Federal Republic of

Germany, Eastforeign relations with Great Britain

3: 0444Germany, Federal Republic of

air navigation treaties with Great Britain3: 0434, 0439

blocked funds 3: 0412double taxation treaties with Great

Britain 3: 0436foreign relations with Great Britain

3: 0374, 0435see a/so German rearmament issuesee a/so Germanysee a/so Germany, East

Ghanasee Gold Coast

Gibraltarforeign relations with Great Britain

1:0838general 2: 0228, 0277, 0316, 0334,

0337, 0342Gold Coast


Greeceair navigation treaties with Great Britain

8: 0314financial treaties and agreements with

Great Britain 3: 0584Greece cont.


al Hilali, Ahmed Nagibas Egyptian prime ministers: 0671,

1013; 6: 0001

Hong Kongforeign relations with Great Britain

1:0837House of Commons

on Great Britain-Spain relations 2: 0332on Great Britain-USSR relations

3: 0289Human rights

violations 4: 0839; 5: 0245, 0537Hungary


Illegal and inhuman warfareMalaya 9: 0841PRC 9: 0609U.S.-Great Britain 12: 0654see a/so War crimes

Immigration treatiesU.S.-Great Britain 13: 0597

ImperialismSaudi Arabian condemnation of 8: 0733

Indiaair navigation treaties with Great Britain

9: 0334double taxation treaties with Great

Britain 9: 0329foreign relations with

British Guiana 9: 0852Great Britain 9: 0319

Indochinaforeign policy on 1: 0476foreign relations with Great Britain

2:0179Indonesia


disputed sovereignty with Great Britain2:0517,0529


friendship, commerce, and navigationtreaties with Great Britain 2: 0530

military observers 2: 0522International boundary waters

diversion of 8: 0763see a/so Boundary questions; disputes

Iranair navigation treaties with Great Britain

9: 0248Anglo-U.S. cooperation in 9: 0197

arbitration; conciliation treaties withGreat Britain 9: 0246

British interference in internal affairs of9:0113-0151

claim to Bahrain 9: 0070, 0074, 0077diplomatic relations with Great Britain

9:0175,0197,0304, 0212expulsion of British subjects from

9:0113foreign policy, Great Britain, in 9: 0068,

0078foreign relations with Great Britain

9:0068-0242and Great Britain 9: 0078National Front government 9: 0175nationalization of AIOC 9: 0091, 0104petroleum, oil, and lubricants 1: 0026;

9: 0073, 0128, 0166, 0168, 0189,0204,0242

see a/so Anglo-Iranian Oil Companysee a/so Mossadeq, Mohammed

Iraqair navigation treaties with Great Britain

7: 0956; 9: 0004foreign relations with Great Britain

8: 0894trade agreements with Great Britain

9: 0001Ireland

air navigation treaties with Luxembourg1: 0876

Israelair navigation treaties with Great Britain

8: 0593arms and aircraft sales to 6: 0089Churchill, Winston, support for 1: 0359foreign relations with Great Britain

8: 0560peace; friendship treaties with Great

Britain 8: 0592Suez Base agreement position 7: 0687

Italyair navigation treaties with Great Britain

3: 0529arbitration; conciliation treaties with

Great Britain 3: 0504consular functions treaties 3: 0511foreign relations with Great Britain

3:0491,0526trade agreements with Great Britain

3:0510

war crimes 3: 0508Japan

air navigation treaties with Great Britain9:0668-0753, 0776

blocked funds 9: 0629, 0630financial treaties and agreements with

Great Britain 9: 0662foreign relations with Great Britain

9:0617patents 9: 0774peace; friendship treaties with Great

Britain 9: 0616prisoners of war 9: 0636, 0647

Jordanforeign relations with Great Britain

8: 0601Kenya


Korea [general]foreign policy on 1: 0476foreign relations with Great Britain

9: 0787Korea, North

civilian internees in 3: 0281civil prisoners 9: 0797prisoners of war 9: 0797

Korea, Southforeign relations with Great Britain

9:0815Korean War

foreign policy, British, on 1: 0208Kuwait



see a/so AI-Buraimisee a/so Arabian Peninsula

Laborstrike in Suez Canal Zone 4: 0498,

0839;5: 0001-0245Labor Party

foreign policy 1: 0034, 0208onPRC 1: 0305on Spain 2: 0196on unification of Western Europe

1:0305Land boundary

Great Britain-Saudi Arabia 8: 0760

Land reformin Egypt 6: 0055

Lebanonair navigation treaties with Great Britain


8: 0502Liberia


Libyaair navigation treaties with Great Britain


3: 0596, 0757military personnel, British 4: 0498peace; friendship treaties with Great

Britain 3: 0682Luxembourg

air navigation treaties with Ireland1: 0876

Macaoforeign relations with Great Britain

2:0435el Mahdi, Abdul Rahman

visit to Egypt 5: 0953, 1021Maher, AM

as Egyptian prime minister 5: 0245,0671; 6: 0032

Malayaforeign relations with Great Britain

9: 0824illegal and inhuman warfare 9: 0841

Malenkov, Georgimeeting with Clement Attlee 3: 0314

Maltaforeign relations with Great Britain

1:0845Mao Tse-tung

proposed meeting with WinstonChurchill 9: 0587

Mendes-France, PierreBritish support for 1: 0982

Merchant vessels9: 0520

Middle EastAnglo-French interests in 1: 0887defense issues 5: 0671foreign policy, Great Britain, in 1: 0041-

0196,0208,0311-0423U.S. support for Great Britain in 1: 0183

see a/so Near EastMiddle East Command structure

4: 0498, 0839; 5: 0829-1013Military aid, Great Britain

to Egypt 4: 0127; 6: 0032-0089, 0187Military aid, U.S.

5: 0245Military and defense agreements

Great Britain-France 2: 0174U.S.-Great Britain 14: 0742

Military observersGreat Britain-Indonesia 2: 0522

Military occupationSuez Canal Zone 4: 0498, 0839;

5:0001-0671Military personnel, Great Britain

in Egypt 4: 0498; 5: 0537, 0829;6: 0032; 7: 0399

Military supply depots, Great Britainin Egypt 6: 0161, 0171

Missionarieswithdrawal from PRC 9: 0505

Missions, Arab Leagueto Aden 8: 0834to Yemen 8: 0831, 0834

Molotov, Vyacheslavmeetings with

Churchill, Winston 3: 0298Wilson, Harold 3: 0287

Montgomery, Bernard Lawvisit to Egypt 4: 0140

Moroccoforeign relations with

Great Britain 3: 0591, 0594Northern Ireland 9: 0848

Morrison, Herbert1:0016,0476,0487

Mossadeq, Mohammed9:0175see a/so Iran

Muscat and Omanforeign relations with Great Britain

8: 0775see a/so Arabian Peninsula

Muslim Brotherhoodgeneral 5: 0245; 6: 0510opposition to Suez Base agreement

7:0448-0550Suez Canal Zone disturbances 6: 0171

Naguib, Mohammed6: 0001

el Nahas, Mustafa5: 0829, 1013

NationalizationIranian policy on 1: 0026of Suez Canal Company 4: 0498

National Union of Russian Solidarists3: 0296

Naturalization treatiesU.S.-Great Britain 13: 0597

Navascues, Emiliovisit to Great Britain 2: 0330

Near Eastforeign relations with Great Britain

8: 0239peace; friendship treaties with Great

Britain 8: 0301see a/so Middle East

Nepalpeace; friendship treaties with Great

Britain 9: 0313Netherlands


New Hebridesair navigation treaties with Great Britain

2:0191New Zealand


Nigeriaforeign relations with Great Britain

1:0707North Africa

Great Britain-France interests in1:0887

North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO)

Egypt in 3: 0940Spain, relations with 2: 0322

Northern Irelandblocked funds 14: 0750consular functions treaties with the

United States 14: 0751double taxation treaties with the United

States 14: 0753foreign relations with the United States

14: 0748Norway


boundary questions with Great Britain2:0556

consular functions treaties with GreatBritain 2: 0558

fisheries treaties with Great Britain2: 0591-0786; 3: 0001-0164

seizure of British fishing trawlers2: 0750, 0752

see a/so Anglo-Norwegian fisheriescase

Oilsee Petroleum, oil, and lubricants, Egyptsee Petroleum, oil, and lubricants, Iran

Pakistanair navigation treaties with Great Britain

9:0318support for Egypt 4: 0105

Palestineblocked funds 8: 0551

Patent claims12:0549-0653

Patent Interchange AgreementU.S.-Great Britain 12: 0549, 0563,

0603, 0628, 0646Patent licensing agreements

U.S.-Great Britain 12: 0537, 0546,0557, 0566

PatentsGreat Britain-Japan 9: 0774U.S.-Great Britain 12: 0537-0653, 0687

Peace; friendship; alliance treatiesarbitration; conciliation 3: 0504, 0547;

9: 0246disputed sovereignty over

noncontiguous territory 2: 0517,0529; 9: 0819

general 1: 0806; 2: 0001, 0178; 3: 0324,0682; 7: 0891; 8: 0301, 0592;9:0313,0616

Petroleum, oil, and lubricants, Egyptblockade of Suez 4: 0498, 0839;

5:0001,0068Petroleum, oil, and lubricants, Iran

Anglo-Iranian dispute 9: 0166, 0168,0189

consortium 9: 0204Great Britain-Iran agreement 9: 0073,

0204,0242nationalization policy 1: 0026sales to Soviet bloc 9: 0128

Philippinesair navigation treaties with Great Britain

9: 0823disputed sovereignty over

noncontiguous territory with GreatBritain 9: 0819

Polandforeign relations with Great Britain

1:0859Police

Ismailia, Egypt 5: 0245Political affairs

Communism 1: 0492Portugal



Postal treatiesU.S.-Great Britain 14: 0342

Press, Great Britainviews on new Spanish cabinet 2: 0271

Press, Spaincriticism of Great Britain 2: 0272

Primo de Rivera, Miguelappointment as Spanish ambassador to

Great Britain 2: 0221Prisoners of war, Great Britain

in Germany 3: 0370in Japan 9: 0636, 0647in Korea, North 9: 0793

Prisoners of war, Great Britain cont.in PRC 9: 0603in USSR 3: 0325see a/so Civilian internees

PropagandaPRC 9: 0590

Publications, Britishon Spain 2: 0277

Regency Council, Egypt6:0001,0032

Resistance movementBritish treatment of captured members

in Egypt 5: 0245Rhodesia


Royal Titles Act of 19531:0423, 0440

Rumaniaarbitration; conciliation treaties with


3: 0544Said, Nuri

5: 0245Salah-ed-Din

meetings withBevin, Ernest 4: 0017Eden, Anthony 5: 0068

Ibn Saud, King of Saudi Arabiaproposals for compromise in Anglo-

Egyptian dispute 5: 0245see a/so Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabiaal-Buraimi dispute 8: 0687, 0695, 0712,

0713,0743,0744boundary questions with Great Britain

8: 0748on British imperialism in Egypt 8: 0733diversion of international boundary

waters 8: 0763foreign relations with Great Britain

8:0622, 0633-0744land boundary with Great Britain 8: 0760see a/so Abdul Aziz ibn Saudsee a/so Arabian Peninsula

Saudi-British Boundary Conference8: 0647see a/so Al-Buraimi

Scandinaviaair navigation treaties with Great Britain

3: 0169see a/so Denmarksee a/so Norwaysee a/so Sweden

Schuman, Robertmeeting with Anthony Eden 1: 0890

Science treatiesGreat Britain-France 2: 0172

Self-government programSudan 5: 0829

Shanghai, PRCBritish position in 9: 0529

Shipping, Great BritainROC interference with 9: 0520, 0562,

0583Singapore


Sirry, Hussein5: 1013; 6: 0001

Slim, Williamvisit to Egypt and meeting with King

Farouk 3: 0894Somaliland


South Africa, Union ofair navigation treaties with Great Britain


1: 0635see a/so British South Africa

Sovereignty issuein Ethiopia 8: 0021in Indonesia 2: 0517, 0529in Philippines 9: 0819

Soviet blocIranian oil sales to 9: 0128

Spainair navigation treaties with Great Britain

2:0348Bilbao--anti-British demonstrations in

2:0337British publications on 2: 0277cabinet 2: 0271commercial relations with Great Britain

2:0210Conservative Party policy on 2: 0198

defense arrangements with Great Britain2:0316

diplomatic relations with Great Britain2:0210-0218,0225

diplomatic representation 2: 0221foreign relations with Northern Ireland

9: 0847government 2: 0196, 0221NATO relations 2: 0322press criticism of Great Britain 2: 0272Western defense role 2: 0221see a/so Franco, Franciscosee a/so Gibraltar

Stalin, Josefmeeting with Winston Churchill 3: 0279

Studentssee All-China Students Federation

SudanAnglo-Egyptian agreement on 6: 0215,

0227constitution and self-government

program 5: 0829Egyptian demand for British evacuation

of 3: 0840-0858, 0894-0926;4:0001, 0017, 0140-0321, 0498

elections 7: 0079foreign policy, Great Britain, on 5: 0001foreign relations with Great Britain

1:0717; 8: 0230international commission proposal

4: 0498King Farouk of Egypt assumes title of

king 5: 0068-0537, 0829status of 5: 0245-1021; 6: 0001-0089,

0171,0187Sudan International AdvisoryCommission

6: 0055Suez, Egypt

Egyptian demand for British evacuationof 3: 0840-0858, 0894-0926;4:0001, 0017, 0140-0321, 0498

petroleum, oil, and lubricants, Britishblockade of 4: 0498, 0839

USSR 4: 0498Suez Canal

Anglo-Egyptian negotiations regarding6: 0215-0907; 7: 0001-0448, 0636

defense arrangements 5: 0537freedom of transit issue 7: 0114, 0448-

0687

restrictions 6: 0089strategic importance of 6: 0215

Suez Canal CompanyEgyptian agitation for nationalization of

4: 0498Suez Canal Convention of 1888

alleged British violations of 5: 0068Suez Canal Zone

anti-British incidents in 7: 0263-0316,0399

Egyptian labor strike in 4: 0498, 0839;5:0001-0245

fighting between British and Egyptianforces in 5: 0068, 0245

military occupation by Great Britain4: 0498, 0839; 5: 0001-0671

Muslim Brotherhood disturbances in6:0171

U.S. technical assistance to Britishforces in 5: 0245

see a/so Suez CanalSurinam

foreign relations with British Guiana9: 0850

Swedenforeign relations with Great Britain

3: 0172Switzerland

air navigation treaties with Great Britain2: 0437; 3: 0176


Syriaair navigation treaties with Great Britain


8:0331-0439mediation offer for Anglo-Egyptian

dispute 8: 0439Tangier

Anglo-French agreement on 1: 0894,0979

Technical assistance, U.S.to British in Suez Canal Zone 5: 0245

Territorydisputed sovereignty 2: 0517, 0529;

8: 0021; 9: 0819

Territory cont.transferor2: 0178see a/so Boundary questions; disputes

Terrorism5:0001-0245

Thailandair navigation treaties with Great Britain

9: 0400economic treaties and agreements with


9: 0392Tito, Josip Broz

Conservative Party views on 2: 0325Trade agreements, Great Britain

with Iraq 9: 0001with Italy 3: 0510

Trade agreements, U.S.with Bermuda 14: 0825with Great Britain 12: 0671

TrademarksGreat Britain-Germany, Federal

Republic of 3: 0413U.S.-Bermuda 14: 0825

Travel banfor Shabwa area of Aden 8: 0798

Trinidad and Tobagoconsular functions treaties 9: 0863;

14:0810fisheries treaties with Great Britain

14:0816foreign relations with India 9: 0874

Turkeyair navigation treaties with Great Britain


8: 0325military support from 5: 0245

United Nations (UN)PRC admission to 3: 0916

USSRCFM negotiations with Great Britain

3: 0220Churchill, Winston 1: 0196, 0474;

3: 0253cultural and goodwill mission to Great

Britain 3: 0278on division of Germany 3: 0274economic treaties and agreements with

Great Britain 3: 0326Eden, Anthony 1: 0465

fisheries treaties with Great Britain3:0281,0328,0337

foreign policy, Great Britain, toward1:0311,0423; 3: 0261

foreign relations with Great Britain3:0217-0322,0338

National Union of Russian Solidaristsactivities in Egypt 4: 0498; 5: 0068

peace; friendship treaties with GreatBritain 3: 0324

prisoners of war 3: 0325territory 3: 0296visit of

Attlee, ClementS: 0314PRC delegation 9: 0554Wilson, Harold 3: 0287

see a/so Anglo-Soviet Treaty of 1942see a/so British-Soviet Friendship Monthsee a/so British-Soviet Friendship

SocietyVatican City


Wafd Party5: 0245, 0671

War; hostilitiescivil prisoners 9: 0607, 0797enemy property 1: 0500, 0502, 0563;

3: 0363-0364, 0412-0413; 8: 0551;9: 0602, 0629-0630; 12: 0533,0537-0653, 0687; 14: 0750, 0806

general 1:0499; 14:0771illegal and inhuman warfare 9: 0609,

0841; 12:0654military observers 2: 0522prisoners of war 3: 0325, 0370; 9: 0603,

0636,0647, 0793war crimes 3: 0372, 0508

War crimes3: 0508, 0372see a/so Illegal and inhuman warfare

Water boundarydiversion of international boundary

waters--Great Britain-Saudi Arabia8: 0763

West Africasee Africa, West

Western defense plansSpanish role in 2: 0221

Western HemisphereBritish possessions in 14: 0757

Canada 1: 0041, 0591, 0603, 0624,0850

West Indiesair navigation treaties with the United

States 14: 0774Wilson, Harold

meeting with Vyacheslav Molotov3: 0287

visit to USSR 3: 0287Yemen

aggression in 8: 0776Arab League mission to 8: 0831, 0834border incidents with British Aden

8:0841,0857,0877, 0890

boundary dispute with British Aden8: 0785-0788, 0804, 813, 0832-0839

boundary questions with Great Britain8: 0891

claim to Aden 8: 0880foreign relations with Great Britain

8:0776-0890negotiations with Great Britain 8: 0804see a/so Anglo-Yemeni agreementssee a/so Arabian Peninsulasee a/so British-Yemen Conference

Yugoslaviaair navigation treaties with Great Britain


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