Telegram from Ambassador Averell Harriman to President Harry S. Truman and Secretary of State James Byrnes
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OCR Page 1 of 2DICLASSITIED by authority of
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state Dept ltits
NARS 8-10-72
memo from NL
EXACT TRANSLATION (U.S.)
to NLT 4-12-73
Initials BR4 Bate 5/21/24
(RESTRICTED)
(CONFIDENTIAL)
(SECRET)
OP PRIORITY
URGENT
(PRIORITY)
(ROUTINE)
(DEFERRED)
or AS FAR AS OUSSIA WAS CONCERNED BUT THAT HE COULD OF
COURSE TAKE NO RESOONSIBILTTY FOR THE CHINESE X IN SPITE OF
STALINS ASSURANCES IT IS DIFFICULT FOR ME TO BELIEVS THAS THERE
CAN BE A TRULY FREE PORT UNDER SOVIET MANAGEMENT WITH SECURITY
CONTROL BY SOVIET SECRET POLICE AND TT RUBY ROSY LIPS
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PART FIVEAND LAST ROWON TEZWR
WHAT WOULD A GREEK SAY " SECRET POLICE AND I SEE
NOTHING IN THE YALTA AGREEMENT WHICH WOULD OBLIGATE US TO SUPPORT
SUCH AN ALREEEEEEEEEEE SUCH AN ARRANGEMENT HH HE POLISHED THE
HANDLE OF THE BRASS DOOR CB
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Reference No. 082330
NCR No. NCR8779
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Date 8-8-45
OPNAV 19-61
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