864.01/580a: Telegram
The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Harriman)
Washington, May 5,
1944—11 p.m.
1124. Pending an expression of the views of the Soviet Government on the British proposal for a joint policy for strengthening resistance within Hungary and for utilizing to this end the former Hungarian representatives abroad, the Department has continued to maintain the contacts between these representatives.
Since the former Hungarian Minister at Stockholm is now reported to be in touch with Mme. Kollontay the Department’s most recent circular telegram to the neutral missions57 is being repeated to you separately.
Hull
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