Foreign relations of the United States

diplomatic papers, 1945.

by United States. Department of State.

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Published 1967 by GPO in Washington, DC .
Written in English

Subjects:

• United States -- Foreign relations -- Europe,
• United States -- Foreign relations -- 1945- -- Sources,
• United States -- Foreign relations -- Middle East,
• United States -- Foreign relations -- East Asia,
• United States -- Foreign relations -- Africa,
• United States -- Foreign relations -- South America,
• United States -- Foreign relations -- Soviet Union

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Edition Notes

Includes indexes.

Series	Department of State publication -- 8294, 8314, 8364, 8366, 8343, 8451, 8442, 8427, 8452, Department of State publication -- 8294., Department of State publication -- 8314., Department of State publication -- 8364., Department of State publication -- 8366., Department of State publication -- 8343., Department of State publication -- 8451., Department of State publication -- 8442., Department of State publication -- 8427., Department of State publication -- 8452.
The Physical Object
Pagination	9 v. ;
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL22363732M

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