Disarmament and Security: A Collection of Documents 1919-1955 - United States. Congress. Senate. Foreign Relations - Google 圖書

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123. Convention on the Presence of Foreign Forces in the Federal Republic

of Germany, Paris, October 23, 1954-

124. Protocol on the Termination of the Occupation Regime in the Federal

Republic of Germany, October 23, 1954..

125. Convention on Relations Between the Three Powers and the Federal

Republic of Germany as Amended by Schedule I to the Protocol on

the Termination of the Occupation Regime in the Federal Republic

of Germany, Paris, October 23, 1954.-.

126. State Treaty for the Reestablishment of an Independent and Demo-

cratic Austria, May 15, 1955 (excerpt).

127. Recognition of Austrian Neutrality: Austrian note of November 14,

128. Recognition of Austrian Neutrality: United States note of December

Strengthening Western European Defenses

129. The North Atlantic Treaty, April 4, 1949-

130. Removal of Certain Restrictions from Italian Treaty favored: dec-

laration by the United States France and the United Kingdom,

September 26, 1951...

131. Agreement between the Government of the United States and the

Government of Yugoslavia under the Mutual Security Act of 1951,

Belgrade, November 14, 1951

132. Greek-Turkish Protocol to the North Atlantic Treaty, February 18,

133. Defense Agreement between the United States and Spain, Madrid,

September 26, 1953.

134. Three-power Defense Treaty by the Governments of Yugoslavia,

Greece and Turkey, August 9, 1954-

135. Declaration by the German Federal Government and Joint Declara-

tion by the Governments of France, United Kingdom and the

United States of America, London, October 3, 1954-

136. North Atlantic Council Resolution of Association with the Tripartite

Declaration of October 3, 1954; October 22, 1954.

137. Protocol to the North Atlantic Treaty on the Accession of the Federal

Republic of Germany, November 2, 1954.

138. Draft agreement between the parties to the North Atlantic Treaty for

Cooperation Regarding Atomic Information, approved by the

North Atlantic Council, March 2, 1955.

139. Policy declaration by the President of the United States (Eisenhower)

on Western European Union, March 10, 1955-...

DEVELOPMENTS IN SOVIET-CONTROLLED AREAS

140. Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation, and Mutual Assistance (the

Warsaw Pact), May 14, 1955---

141. Establishment of a Joint Command of the Armed Forces of the signa-

tories to the Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual

Assistance (the Warsaw Pact), May 14, 1955-

142. Communiqué by Warsaw Pact Committee on Incorporation of East

German Forces, January 28, 1956___

RECENT PROPOSALS ON EUROPEAN DISARMAMENT

WESTERN PROPOSALS AND STATEMENTS

143. British Plan for German Reunification in Freedom, January 29, 1954_.

144. Europe: Security, Disarmament and German Reunification: State-

ment by the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (Eden),

July 18, 1955..

145. Disarmament: Memorandum by the United Kingdom delegation,

146. Proposals of the Governments of France, the United Kingdom, and the

United States of America for German reunification and European

security, October 28, 1955....

SOVIET PROPOSALS

147. Draft peace treaty with Germany: Proposal by the U. S. S. R.,

February 1, 1954_..

148. Preparation of a peace treaty with Germany and convening of a con-

ference on a German peace treaty: Proposal by the U. S. S. R.,

February 1, 1954_.

149. Formation of a provisional all-German government and the carrying

out of free all-German elections: Proposal by the U. S. S. R.,

February 4, 1954__

150. Insuring European security: Proposal by the U. S. S. R., February 10,
1954

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151. General European treaty on collective security in Europe (basic prin-

ciples): Proposal by the U. S. S. R., July 20, 1955.__

152. Basic principles of the treaty between the existing groups of states in

Europe: Proposal by the U. S. S. R., July 21, 1955-

153. Proposal on European security: Proposal by the U. S. S. R., October
31, 1955

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154. Statement by the Foreign Minister of the U. S. S. R. (Molotov),

October 31, 1955 (excerpt) -

155. Proposal on Germany: Proposal by the U.S. S. R., November 2, 1955__

156. Nonaggression Pacts and European Disarmament: Declaration by

Warsaw Treaty powers, January 28, 1956 (excerpt). -

(2) THE FAR EAST

FIRST PHASE: 1945-1950

THE DEMILITARIZATION OF JAPAN

157. Proclamation defining terms for Japanese surrender, July 26, 1945-

158. Disarmament: The Constitution of Japan, May 3, 1947 (excerpt)__

159. Policy decision on basic postsurrender policy for Japan, adopted by

the Far Eastern Commission, June 19, 1947.

160. Policy decision on the prohibition of military activity in Japan and

the disposition of Japanese military equipment, adopted by the

Far Eastern Commission, February 12, 1948..

SOVIET-CHINESE RELATIONS

161. Treaty of Friendship and Alliance between the Republic of China and

the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Moscow, August 14, 1945-

162. Exchange of notes between the Minister of Foreign Affairs of China

(Wang) and the People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs of the

U. S. S. R. (Molotov) relating to the Treaty of Friendship and Alli-

ance, August 14, 1945-

163. Treaty of Friendship, Alliance, and Mutual Assistance between the

Government of the U. S. S. R. and the Government of the People's

Republic of China, Moscow, February 14, 1950_ -

AGGRESSION IN KOREA

164. Call for Cessation of Hostilities and Withdrawal: Resolution adopted

by the United Nations Security Council, June 25, 1950 ___

165. Call to United Nations Members for Armed Aid to Korean Republic:

Resolution adopted by the United Nations Security Council,

June 27, 1950....

166. Branding of Communist Chinese as Aggressors: Resolution of the

United Nations General Assembly, February 1, 1951...

SECOND PHASE: 1951-1955

MUTUAL DEFENSE TREATIES BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND FAR

EASTERN COUNTRIES

167. Mutual Defense Treaty Between the United States of America and

the Republic of the Philippines, August 30, 1951...

168. Security Treaty Between Australia, New Zealand, and the United

States of America, September 1, 1951..

169. The Treaty of Peace with Japan, September 8, 1951 (excerpt)____

170. Security Treaty Between the United States of America and Japan,

September 8, 1951...

171. Mutual Defense Treaty Between the United States of America and the

Republic of Korea, October 1, 1953.

172. Mutual Defense Treaty Between the United States of America and the

Republic of China, December 2, 1954..

173. Exchange of notes between the United States Secretary of State

(Dulles) and the Foreign Minister of the Republic of China (Yeh),

December 10, 1954.

174. Southeast Asia Collective Defense Treaty, September 8, 1954---.

THE REARMAMENT OF JAPAN

175. Joint statement by United States Secretary of State (Dulles) and the

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Japan (Shigemitsu)

on Japan's economic and defense problems, August 31, 1955

(3) THE MIDDLE EAST

176. Pact between Arab League states, March 22, 1945---.

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARAB STATES

177. Joint Defense and Economic Cooperation Treaty between the States

of the Arab League, April 13, 1950.

178. Egyptian-Syrian Mutual Defense Pact, October 20, 1955-

THE WESTERN NATIONS AND THE MIDDLE EAST

179. Anglo-Transjordanian Treaty of Alliance: Military and Defense Pro-

visions, April 30, 1948.

180. Tripartite Declaration Regarding Security in the Near East, May 25,

181. Mutual Defense Assistance: Agreement between the United States

of America and Saudi Arabia, June 18, 1951...

182. Mutual Defense Assistance: Agreement between the United States

of America and Israel, July 1 and 23, 1952.

183. Anglo-Libyan Treaty of Alliance: Defense and Military Provisions,

July 29, 1953__

184. Defense: Use of Facilities in Agreed Area in Libya: Agreement be-

tween the Government of the United States of America and the

Government of the United Kingdom of Libya, September 9, 1954

185. Agreement between the Government of the United Kingdom and the

Egyptian Government regarding the Suez Canal, October 19, 1954-

186. Pact of Mutual Cooperation between Iraq and Turkey, Baghdad,

February 24, 1955--

187. The Middle East: Statement by United States Secretary of State

(Dulles) August 26, 1955---

188. Statement by the President of the United States (Eisenhower) and

the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (Eden), on the Middle

East, February 1, 1956...

(4) LATIN AMERICA

189. The Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance (Rio Pact),

September 2, 1947.-

190. American Treaty on Pacific Settlement (Pact of Bogota), April 30,
1948.

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191. Communist Influence in Guatemala: Statement by United States

Secretary of State (Dulles), May 25, 1954.

PART III. RELATED ACTION IN CONGRESS

A. The General Problem (1919-55)

RELATIONSHIP OF DISARMAMENT, SECURITY AND

PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT

GENERAL PRINCIPLES

192. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the Multi-

lateral or Kellogg-Briand Treaty, January 14, 1929_-

193. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the Vanden-

berg resolution, May 19, 1948..

194. The Vandenberg resolution, June 11, 1948-

INTERRELATION OF DISARMAMENT, SECURITY AND

PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT

195. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the treaty

of peace with Germany (including League of Nations Covenant),

September 10, 1919 (excerpt) – –

196. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the treaty

of peace with Germany: Minority views, September 11, 1919

197. Resolution of ratification of Treaty of Versailles, rejected by the

Senate, March 19, 1920_..

198. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the United

Nations Charter, July 16, 1945 (excerpt).

199. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the Charter

of the Organization of American States, August 24, 1950----

200. Senate consent to ratification of the Charter of the Organization of

American States, August 28, 1950--

B. Special and Technical Problems (1919-55)

(1) MATERIALS ADAPTABLE TO MASS DESTRUCTION

201. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the Protocol

for the Prohibition of the Use in War of Asphyxiating, Poisonous

or other Gases, June 9, 1926___.

202. Report of the Senate Special Committee on Atomic Energy on the

Atomic Energy Act of 1946, April 19, 1946 (excerpt).

203. Report of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy on Amending the

Atomic Energy Act of 1946, as amended, and for other purposes,

June 30, 1954_.

204. Atomic Energy Act of 1954, August 30, 1954.

205. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations relative to the

United Nations' establishing a procedure for collecting and releasing

radiological information, July 14, 1955___

206. Senate resolution relative to the United Nations' establishing a pro-

cedure for collecting and releasing radiological information, July

18, 1955...

(2) LIMITATION AND REDUCTION OF ARMAMENTS

207. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the limita-

tion of armaments resolution, July 24, 1953...

208. Limitation of armaments resolution, July 29, 1953.

209. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on appointing

a subcommittee to work toward the goal of world disarmament,

June 14, 1955___

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210. Senate resolution appointing a subcommittee to work toward the

goal of world disarmament, July 25, 1955..

211. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on favoring

a reduction of armaments with a view to improving world living

standards, July 27, 1955..

212. Senate resolution favoring a reduction of armaments with a view to

improving world living standards, July 28, 1955.............

(3) CONTROL OF ARMS, AMMUNITION, AND

STRATEGIC MATERIALS

213. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on supervision

of international trade in arms, April 8, 1935-.-.

214. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the Neu-

215. Neutrality Act of 1939, November 4, 1939.

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trality Act of 1939, September 29, 1939..

216. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on modification

of Neutrality Act of 1939, October 25, 1941..

217. Export Control Act of 1949, February 26, 1949; together with amend-

ment approved June 16, 1953.......

218. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the Military

Assistance Program, September 13, 1949 (excerpt) -

219. Mutual Defense Assistance Act of 1949, October 6, 1949 (excerpt)__

220. Embargo on the shipment of arms, ammunition and war materials to

Communist China, May 15, 1951.

221. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on providing

for the control by the United States and cooperating foreign nations

of exports to any nation or combination of nations threatening the

security of the United States, including the U. S. S. R. and all coun-

tries under its domination, August 16, 1951.

222. Eligibility for assistance and termination of assistance: Mutual Se-

curity Act of 1951, October 10, 1951 (excerpt) -

223. Mutual Defense Assistance Control Act (Battle Act) of 1951, October

224. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the Mutual

Security Act of 1954, July 13, 1954 (excerpt) - -

225. Mutual Security Act of 1954, August 26, 1954 (excerpt).

C. Regional Problems (1945-55)

226. Report, of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on assistance

to Greece and Turkey, April 3, 1947 (excerpt)-- - - -

227. An act to provide for assistance to Greece and Turkey, May 22, 1947--

228. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on treaties of

peace with Italy, Rumania, Bulgaria, and Hungary, May 15, 1947

229. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the North

Atlantic Treaty, June 6, 1949.

230. Senate resolution approving the action of the United States in coop-

erating in the common defense effort of the North Atlantic Treaty

nations, April 4, 1951...

231. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on Protocol on

the Termination of the Occupation Regime in the Federal Republic

of Germany and the Protocol to the North Atlantic Treaty on the

Accession of the Federal Republic of Germany, March 31, 1955---

232. Report of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy on the Proposed

Agreement for Cooperation with NATO for Cooperation Regarding

Atomic Information, May 4, 1955-----

(2) THE FAR EAST

233. Expressing the sense of the Senate that the United Nations should

declare Communist China to be an aggressor in Korea, January 23,

234. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on Japanese

Peace Treaty and other treaties relating to security in the Pacific,

February 14, 1952...

235. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the Mutual

Defense Treaty with Korea, January 21, 1954.

236. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the South-

east Asia Defense Treaty, January 25, 1955-

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