Letter from Prime Minister Clement Attlee to President Harry S. Truman
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OCR Page 1 of 3BERLIN
Street,
T MON
August 1, 1945.
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TRUNAN
ARCHIVES AND
and "NATIONAL FRECORDS
Dear In Prindent
SERVICE"
Dr. COVERAGEE
Thank you so much for your letter of to-day
about the new weapon to be used on Japan. If it is
quite convenient to you, I will come to see you for a
few minutes after the Plenary Session this afternoon.
I am deeply touched by the very kind words you
use about me and I, too, have been greatly encouraged by
the unity which exists between our two countries on
policies for world peace. I shall work with all my
strength to maintain this unity unimpaired during the
difficult years which lie before us.
May I also thank you warmly for the great
personal consideration and kindness which you have shown
to me and which has been such a help, especially during
these last few days.
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The President of the United States of America.
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Potsdam Conference, 1945
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