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The continuation and enlargement of wartime assistance from the United States for the Soviet Union ³⁰

^30.For previous correspondence on the beginnings of assistance from the United States for the Soviet Union after its invasion by Germany, see Foreign Relations, 1941, vol. i, pp. 768 ff.

[594] The Ambassador of the Soviet Union (Litvinov) to the Secretary of State

Washington, July 7, 1942.

861.24/987

[595] The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Standley)

Washington, July 8, 1942—4 a.m.

861.24/988a: Telegram

[596] The Ambassador in the United Kingdom (Winant) to the Secretary of State

London, July 15, 1942—2 p.m.
[Received July 15—9:20 a.m.]

861.24/999: Telegram

[597] Memorandum by President Roosevelt

Washington, July 23, 1942.

Copy obtained from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, N. Y.

[598] The Ambassador in the United Kingdom (Winant) to the Secretary of State

London, July 29, 1942—11 p.m.
[Received July 30—1:30 a.m.]

861.24/1017: Telegram

[599] The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Standley)

Washington, August 13, 1942—midnight.

861.24/1032a: Telegram

[600] The Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Standley) to the Secretary of State

Moscow, August 14, 1942—4 p.m.
[Received 6:19 p.m.]

861.24/1033: Telegram

[601] The Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Standley) to the Secretary of State

Moscow, August 19, 1942—6 p.m.
[Received August 20—4:09 p.m.]

861.24/1041: Telegram

[602] The Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Standley) to the Secretary of State

Moscow, August 22, 1943—1 p.m.
[Received August 23—10:35 a.m.]

861.248/231: Telegram

[603] The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Standley)

Washington, August 23, 1942—8 a.m.

861.24/1041: Telegram

[604] Memorandum of Conversation, by Mr. G. Frederick Bernhardt of the Division of European Affairs

[Washington,] September 19, 1942.

861.24/1110

[605] Memorandum of Telephone Conversations, by the Assistant Secretary of State (Acheson)

[Washington,] September 25, 1942.

741.6111/64

[606] The Ambassador in the United Kingdom (Winant) to the Secretary of State

London, September 26, 1942—2 p.m.
[Received September 26—10:11 a.m.]

861.24/1080: Telegram

[607] The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Standley)

Washington, September 26, 1942—6 p.m.

861.248/244a: Telegram

[608] The Second Secretary of Embassy in the Soviet Union (Thompson) to the Secretary of State

Moscow, September 28, 1942—noon.
[Received September 29—9:25 a.m.]

861.24/1084: Telegram

[609] The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in the United Kingdom (Winant)

Washington, September 28, 1942—midnight.

861.248/243: Telegram

[610] The Second Secretary of Embassy in the Soviet Union (Thompson) to the Secretary of State

Moscow, October 3, 1942—10 a.m.
[Received October 6—12:45 a.m.]

861.24/1128: Telegram

[611] The Acting Secretary of State to the Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Standley)

Washington, October 5, 1942—midnight.

861.24/1092a: Telegram

[612] The Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Standley) to the Secretary of State

Moscow, October 6, 1942—noon.
[Received October 7—12:55 p.m.]

861.24/1096: Telegram

[613] The President of the Council of People’s Commissars of the Soviet Union (Stalin) to President Roosevelt

[Moscow,] October 7, 1942.

Copy obtained from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, N. Y. This letter was sent by the People’s Commissar for Foreign Affairs to Ambassador Standley, who was returning to Washington for consultation, for delivery to President Roosevelt. Another copy had been sent for transmission through Ambassador Litvinov, and this translation was given to the White House Map Room to file by Harry Hopkins at 4:40 p.m., October 11, 1942.