Microfiches of documents calendared in Documents on British policy overseas

Author(s)

• Butler, Rohan d'Olier
• Pelly, M. E.
• Yasamee, H. J.
• Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office

Bibliographic Information

Microfiches of documents calendared in Documents on British policy overseas

edited by Rohan Butler and M.E. Pelly ; assisted by H.J. Yasamee

（Documents on British policy overseas）

H.M.S.O, 1984-

• ser. 1, v. 1
• ser. 1, v. 2
• ser. 1, v. 3
• ser. 1, v. 4
• ser. 1, v. 5
• ser. 1, v. 6
• ser. 1, v. 7
• ser. 2, v. 1
• ser. 2, v. 2
• ser. 2, v. 3
• ser. 2, v. 4

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Other Title

Documents on British Policy overseas

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Other title from ser. 1, v. 4

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Accompanied by "Documents on British policy overseas"<BA00763709>

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Contents of Works

• Ser. 1, v. 1. The conference at Potsdam, 1945
• Ser. 1, v. 2. Conferences and conversations, 1945
• Ser. 1, v. 3. Britain and America : negotiation of the United States loan 3 August-7 December 1945
• Ser. 1, v. 4. Britain and America : atomic energy, bases and food 12 December 1945-31 July 1946
• Ser. 1, v. 5. Germany and Western Europe 11 August-31 December 1945
• Ser. 1, v. 6. Eastern Europe, August 1945-April 1946
• Ser. 1, v. 7. United Nations: Iran, Cold War and World Organisation, 2 January 1946-13 January 1947
• Ser. 2, v. 1. The Schuman plan, the Council of Europe and Western European Integration, May 1950-December 1952
• Ser. 2, v. 2. The London Conferences, Anglo-American relations and cold war strategy, January-June 1950
• Ser. 2, v. 3. German rearmament, September-December 1950
• Ser. 2, v. 4. Korea. June 1950-April 1951

Description and Table of Contents

Volume

ser. 1, v. 5 ISBN 9780115916861

Description

The latest volume in this series of primary source material chiefly relates to the implementation of the high-level decisions taken at Potsdam. As discussions betweeen the Soviet Union and her Western fellow- occupiers proceeded, differences of opinion emerged on important matters such as Central German Administration, shares of reparations and restitution of looted property and the level of industry left to Germany. At the same time, with little coordination of occupation policy in the four Zones, progress on such matters as denazification, disarmament and demobilization and political development tended to proceed at different rates and in different directions. The Iron Curtain had cut off the Soviet Zone and prospects for a united Germany already appeared questionable. In the British Zone, a paternalistic regime provoked German complaints of colonialism, but the British administrators did their best to restart life in a weary and war-torn land, where the confusion was compounded by the arrival of millions expelled by Germany's eastern neighbours. Such was the scarcity of food that the British public had to make sacrifices for their defeated enemies. Other topics covered include the first months of four-power occupation of Austria, the granting of increased independence for Italy, British concern for the recovery of France and pressure for the overthrow of Spain's General Franco, the surviving Fascist dictator.

Volume

ser. 1, v. 6 ISBN 9780115916878

Description

This volume covers British reaction to increasing Soviet domination of much of Eastern Europe in the aftermath of Potsdam and attempts by British policy makers to assess the Soviet Union's power and intentions in the early stages of the Cold War. It also charts Britain's relations with Tito's regime in Yugoslavia and British efforts to ensure the future stability and independence of a non-communist Greece.

Table of Contents

Part 1 British relations with the states of Eastern Europe, 8 August - 29 December 1945. Part 2 Anglo-Soviet relations, 29 January - 21 April 1946.

Volume

ser. 1, v. 7 ISBN 9780115916892

Description

This latest collection of documents from the British archives focuses upon Britain's role in the United Nations during 1946-47. It records the disappointment felt by British diplomats and statesmen over Soviet conduct in the Security Council and their efforts to remedy some of the shortcomings of the new World Organization. The documents include material from previously unpublished papers of the Joint Intelligence sub-Committee and the Cabinet's Official Committee on Atomic Energy. Subjects covered include: the Red Army's occupation of northern Iran; oil policy in the Middle East; the British military presence in Greece, Indonesia and the Levant; reactions to Franco's Spain; human rights and Indo-South African dispute; the International Refugee Organisation; attempts to reform the use of the veto; the Military Staff Committee; the control of atomic energy; and international disarmament.

Table of Contents

• The Iranian Crisis and the United Nations 2 January - 22 July 1946
• Anglo-Iranian Relations 31 May - 13 January 1947
• The Security Council, the General Assembly and the Atomic Energy Commission 27 August 1946 - 3 January 1947
• Appendix I Editorial Note: The United Nations Preparatory Commission 1945
• Appendix II Annual Reports on the United Nations Security Council 1946-1950.

Volume

ser. 2, v. 4 ISBN 9780115916953

Description

This collection of documents attempts to throw new light on the implications of the Korean conflict for British foreign policy, from the outbreak of hostilities on 25 June 1950 to the dismissal of General MacArthur on 11 April 1951.

Table of Contents

• Reactions to the outbreak of hostilities in Korea, 25 June - 27 September 1950
• Chinese intervention and Mr Attlee's visit to Washington, 28 September - 31 December 1950
• UN resolution against China - solutions and stalemate, 2 January - 14 April 1951.

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Details

• NCID: BB17891959
• ISBN:
  • 0115916822
  • 0115916830
  • 0115916849
  • 0115916857
  • 0115916865
  • 0115916873
  • 011591689X
  • 011591692X
  • 0115916938
  • 0115916946
  • 0115916954
• Country Code: us
• Title Language Code: eng
• Text Language Code: eng
• Place of Publication: [London]
• Pages/Volumes: microfiches
• Size: 11 × 15 cm
• Subject Headings:
  • LCSH : Great Britain -- Foreign relations -- 1945- -- Sources
  • LCSH : Diplomatic relations.
  • LCSH : Great Britain.
• Parent Bibliography ID:
  • BA00763709