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Telegram from President Harry S. Truman to Prime Minister Winston Churchill

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8309
NLT-174
BIT
PRIORITY
PERSONAL AND 70P SECRET
DECLASSIFIED ty authority et
NUMBER 72
Pept gstab F.R.1945
6-15-45
vd. VII P 904
8.
TO:
THE PRIME MINISTER
Initials H/C
U.S. = SERVICE
FROM: THE PRESIDENT
T. V. SOONG DEPARTED BY AIRPLANE TODAY FOR MOSCOW
VIA CHUNGKING.
HE WILL ARRIVE MOSCOW BEFORE JULY 1 TO DISCUSS DE-
TAILS OF ARRANG EMENTS FOR SOVIET CHINESE AGREEMENTS.
AMBASSADOR HURLEY HAD BEEN DIRECTED TO INFORM CHIANG
KAI SHEK ON JUNE 15 OF SOVIET CONDITIONS AND TO MAKE EV-
ERY EFFORT TO OBTAIN THE GENERALISSIMO'S AGREEMENT THERE-
WITH. HURLEY IS DIRECTED TO INFORM CHIANG KAI SHEK THAT
THE YALTA AGREEMENT WILL HAVE THE SUPPORT OF THE UNITED
STATES GOVERNMENT.
(SIGNED) TRUMAN
Mr. Galluer
adu stark

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Soong, T. V., (Tzu-wen), 1894-1971 Chiang, Kai-shek, 1887-1975 International relations World War, 1939-1945

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