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Telegram from Secretary of State George Marshall to Acting Secretary of State Dean Acheson
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April 22, 1945
SECRET
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
TOR SHORET
THE SECRETARY
SEORLI
DECLASSIFIED
E.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E)
MEMORANDUM OF CONVERSATION
Dept. of State letter, Aug. 10, 1972
By
NETHL
NARS Date 7-23-75
The President, Mr. Stettinius, Mr. Molotov, Ambassador Harriman,
Mr. Pavlov and Mr. Bohlen.
"NATIONAL
ARCHIVES AND
RECORDS
The PRESIDENT greeted Mr. Molotov warmly and said he was glad toservice
GOVERNMENT
welcome him to the United States. After an exchange of amenities and
questions in regard to Mr. Molotov's trip by air, the PRESIDENT said that
he wished to tell Mr. Molotov that he had the greatest admiration for
Marshal Stalin and the Soviet Republic and that he hoped that the
relations which President Roosevelt had established between our two
8 untries would be maintained. Mr. MOLOTOV said be brought greetings
from Marshal Stalin and that he was very pleased to hear personally from
the President that he intended to continue the policy of friendship which
had been that of President Roosevelt. The PRESIDENT said he stood
squarely behind all commitments and agreements taken by our late great
President and that he would do everything he could to follow along that
path. Mr. MOLOTOV said that the Government and people of the Soviet Union
share that hope and he was sure that they could work out successfully any
difficulties which lay in the path. The PRESIDENT agreed and said that
we must work out these difficulties. Mr. MOLOTOV replied that he felt
that there existed a good basis in the Dumbarton Oaks plan and the
Crimea décisions. The PRESIDENT repeated that he stood by the
decisions and intended to carry them out. Mr. MOLOTOV expressed his
agreement