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Telegram from Jefferson Caffery to Secrertary of State Edward Stettinius
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Telegram from Jefferson Caffery to Secrertary of State Edward Stettinius
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DEPARTMENT
INCOMING
DIVISION OF
OF
CENTRAL SERVICES
STATE
TELEGRAM
TELEGRAPH SECTION
MFD-1358
Paris
This telegram must be
closely paraphrased be-
Dated June 6, 1945
fore being communicated
to anyone. (SECRET)
REC'd 2:13 p.m.
Pif
Secretary of State,
DECLASSIFIED
Washington.
E.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E)
the
Dept. of State letter, Aug. 10, 1972
US URGENT
BYNLTHE , NARS Date 7-25-75
NIACT 3337, June 6, 2 p.m.
TOP SECRET
I spoke to Bidault about the JEANNE D'ARC (Department's
2543, June 5). HE said: "It is true the JEANNE D'ARC
is En route for Beirut. However, GENERAL de Gaulle
told me last night and he told me not to tell anybody
(repeat anybody) that the troops on board WETE disembarked
at Bizerte; but he does not want anyone to know it.
I shall try hard to have the JEANNE D' ARC itself
detained En routE".
HE then went on to speak of additional alleged
"humiliations" to which the British have subjected
them in the Levant; the closing up of the O C P; giving
out nEWS that French troops WETE being guardEd by
British forces, Etc, Etc.
CAFFERY
MJF
ARCHIVES "NATIONAL RECORDS SERVICE' AND
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