Date and number 1919 Jan. 8 (27) Jan. 10 (89) Jan. 10 (84) Jan. 11 (87) Jan. 13 (79) Jan. 15 (44) Jan. 23 (67) GERMANY THE GERMAN ARMISTICE-Continued Subject The British Chargé (Barclay) to the Acting Secretary of State The Chargé in Denmark (Osborne) to the Commission to Negoti- Fear that British bunkers are being used to break the Baltic Note from the German Government, transmitted through The Chargé in Switzerland (Wilson) to the Commission to Nego- Memorandum from the German Government, transmitted The Chargé in Switzerland (Wilson) to the Commission to Nego- Memorandum from the German Government, transmitted The British Chargé (Barclay) to the Acting Secretary of State The British Chargé (Barclay)_ to the Acting Secretary of State 1918 Nov. 26 GERMAN PEACE PROPOSALS The Swiss Minister (Sulzer) to the Secretary of State (For German note, see abstract of telegram No. 29, Decem- 71 Dec. 2 The Swiss Minister (Sulzer) to the Secretary of State 71 Date and number 1918 Dec. 11 (6132) Dec. 14 (29) 1919 Jan. 6 (119) Jan. 8 (71) Jan. 10 (229) Feb. 1 Feb. 1 GERMANY GERMAN PEACE PROPOSALS-Continued Subject The Minister in Switzerland (Stovall) to the Acting Secretary of Request from Swiss Political Department that, if possible, The Acting Secretary of State to the Commission to Negotiate Note from Swiss Legation transmitting communication from The Acting Secretary of State to the Commission to Negotiate Note from British Chargé (text printed) stating that Information that Swiss Political Department has requested The Commission to Negotiate Peace to the Acting Secretary of Agreement with suggestion that Department follow lines The Acting Secretary of State to the Swiss Minister (Sulzer) The Acting Secretary of State to the British Chargé (Barclay) STATUS OF THE FORMER GERMAN EMPEROR Page 72 72 73 73 74 74 74 1918 Nov. 29 (2183) The Minister in the Netherlands (Garrett) to the Secretary of Telegram from the Foreign Minister to the Minister in the 76 GERMANY STATUS OF THE FORMER GERMAN EMPEROR-Continued The Minister in the Netherlands (Garrett) to the Secretary of 77 Text of abdication document signed by Emperor Wilhelm at 78 The Counselor for the Department of State (Polk) to the Assistant President Wilson's unwillingness to commit himself as yet in The Minister in the Netherlands (Garrett) to the Acting Secretary Text of document by which ex-Crown Prince gives up rights The Minister in the Netherlands (Garrett) to the Acting Secre- Statement by Foreign Minister that Dutch Government has Dec. 12 (5463) The Minister in the Netherlands (Garrett) to the Acting Secre- 79 Report of German efforts to convince Allies of ex-Kaiser's harmlessness. Dec. 12 (5464) Dec. 31 (2318) 1919 Jan. 8 (80) The Minister in the Netherlands (Garrett) to the Acting Secre- Memorandum signed by German Minister in the Nether- The Minister in the Netherlands (Garrett) to the Acting Secre- Report on situation in the Netherlands; Queen's interest in The Minister in the Netherlands (Garrett) to the Commission to Statement made by Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Justice The Minister in the Netherlands (Garrett) to the Acting Secre- Report on the attempt of Colonel Luke Lea and his party 80 80 84 85 GERMANY Date and number 1918 Nov. 11 Nov. 19 (5270) Nov. 20 (1301) Nov. 21 (5873) Nov. 21 (3168) Nov. 22 (5897) Nov. 24 (3187) POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN GERMANY Subject Mr. William C. Bullitt, of the Division of Western European Résumé of reports which have reached Department in regard The Minister in Switzerland (Stovall) to the Secretary of State The British Chargé (Barclay) to the Secretary of State The Minister in Switzerland (Stovall) to the Secretary of State From Zurich, November 19: Statements by reliable inform- The Chargé in Denmark (Grant-Smith) to the Secretary of State Opinion that only continued reiteration that an undemo- The Minister in Switzerland (Stovall) to the Secretary of State From Zurich, November 21: Communication from reliable The Chargé in Denmark (Grant-Smith) to the Secretary of State Information that a group of Germans, upon their return to Nov. 25 The Secretary of State to President Wilson Report by Mr. William C. Bullitt (text printed) showing Nov. 25 Mr. William C. Bullitt, of the Division of Western European Fear that Bolshevism in North Germany is inevitable unless action is taken at once. GERMANY POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN GERMANY-Continued Nov. 26 Nov. 26 (3205) Nov. 26 (77) Nov. 27 Nov. 28 (196) Nov. 28 (197) Nov. 30 (5324) Nov. 30 (206) The Secretary of State to President Wilson The Secretary of State to the Special Representative (House) Request that Allied Powers be asked if they would join The Assistant Secretary of State (Phillips) to the Secretary of Opinion of Mr. Rickard that Dr. Taylor and Mr. Kellogg The Chargé in Denmark (Grant-Smith) to the Secretary of Report by a newspaper correspondent in Berlin (text The Secretary of State to the Special Representative (House) Request that Mr. Hoover be consulted concerning sugges- The Secretary of State to the British Chargé (Barclay) Statement that, since the President and Secretary of State The Special Representative (House) to the Secretary of State Information that in hurried conversation Hoover did not The Special Representative (House) to the Secretary of State Memorandum written by Mr. Hoover (text printed) The Minister in the Netherlands (Garrett) to the Secretary of Report on the political situation in Germany, with a list Colonel E. M. House to the Secretary of State (tel.) Note from the French Foreign Minister (text printed) stating objections to sending joint notification to the Germans as proposed in telegram No. 64, November 25. 101 102 102 103 103 104 104 104 105 106 |