Telegram from Prime Minister Winston Churchill to President Harry S. Truman
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FOP SEGTLIL PRODE
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E.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) ar as
of State letter, Aug. 10, 2972
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1 June 1945
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From: United States Military Attache, London
To:
The President of The United States
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Prime Minister to President Truman. Personal and
TOP SECRET. Number 64.
l. I have been much occupied the last few days by the
formation of our very complicated government, which is now com-
pleted. I have made it clear that nothing in the British
election will prevent the meeting of the three major powers at
the earliest possible date.
2. The news from Yugoslavia is not good. Very abrupt
demands have been made, both to British and United States
troops, and there is a clear show of force. I earnestly hope
for the sake of the future that we shall not be overawed by
this nor lend ourselves to schemes for saving Marshal Tito's
face.
The words which you used in your message about land-
grabbing nethods strike home to my heart. Field Marshal
Alexander is, I understand, ready to move forward any time
after June lst and eject the enemy from their positions. It
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