TERRITORIAL QUESTIONS AND RELATIONS WITH NEW STATES ROUMANIA-Continued Dec.[27] (32) The Minister in Roumania (Vopicka) to the Acting Secretary of 399 Opinion that the division of the Banat will have to be left to The Ambassador in France (Sharp) to the Acting Secretary of Information that Embassy has sent to the American Mission The Minister in Roumania (Vopicka) to the Acting Secretary of 400 400 Report that conflict between Roumanians and Serbians on account of Banat has already commenced. The Minister in Roumania (Vopicka) to the Acting Secretary of 402 Telegram regarding the claims of Roumania sent by the The Minister in Roumania (Vopicka) to the Acting Secretary of Information that the committee of Transylvanians who The Chargé in France (Bliss) to the Acting Secretary of State Joint telegram from the Allied Ministers at Jassy, December The French Ambassador to the United States (Jusserand) to the Suggestion that U. S. and Allied Governments inform the The Minister in Roumania (Vopicka) to the Secretary of State The Chargé in Serbia (Dodge) to the Chargé in France (Bliss) For the Secretary and the Department: Assurances given 402 403 404 404 405 405 TERRITORIAL QUESTIONS AND RELATIONS WITH NEW STATES ROUMANIA-Continued Date and number Subject Page 1919 Jan. 11 (6707). Jan. 13 The Chargé in France (Bliss) to the Acting Secretary of State 406 Identical telegram from the Allied Ministers at Jassy, The Secretary of State to the French Ambassador to the United Statement that the American Embassy in France has been 407 POLAND 1918 Nov. 14 (5775) Nov. 15 (1278) Nov. 16 (5208) Nov. 18 Nov. 18 (6791) Nov. 26 Nov. 28 The Minister in Switzerland (Stovall) to the Secretary of State 408 Information that the Regency has requested Pilsudski to Statement that the representative in London of the Polish The Chargé in the Netherlands (Bliss) to the Secretary of State Reasons given by the unofficial representative in Holland The Secretary of State to President Wilson Telegram from General Pilsudski to President Wilson, The Ambassador in France (Sharp) to the Secretary of State The French Ambassador (Jusserand) to the Secretary of State The Chargé in Denmark (Grant-Smith) to the Secretary of State Answers to queries concerning matters affecting the Polish situation. 408 409 410 410 412 413 1918 Nov. 29 (102) The Secretary of State to the Special Representative (House) (tel.) 413 The Ambassador in Italy (Page) to the Acting Secretary of 414 Dec. 11 Anxiety of Polish Committee in Italy regarding exaggerated reports of pogroms in Galicia; Committee's desire that U. S. troops be sent to Poland. Memorandum by Major Julian L. Coolidge 414 Reasons why Polish troops now in France should be sent to The Minister in Switzerland (Stovall) to the Commission to 416 Statement by the Lithuanian Bureau of Information at The Acting Secretary of State to the Ambassador in France Instructions to investigate and report on relations between 416 Dec. 27 The President of the Polish National Committee (Dmowski) to 416 Telegram, December 16, from the Poles of the former The Minister in Switzerland (Stovall) to the Commission to Communication from a member of the Polish Mission The Chargé in Denmark (Osborne) to the Acting Secretary of Memorandum dated January 1 (text printed) giving a 420 421 422 TERRITORIAL QUESTIONS AND RELATIONS WITH NEW STATES POLAND-Continued Date and number 1919 Subject The Acting Secretary of State to the Commission to Negotiate For the Secretary of State: Opinion of Secretary of War that nations. (Footnote: Reference to Department's telegram No. 236, The Chargé in Denmark (Osborne) to the Commission to Negotiate For Colonel House from Paderewski: Plea for U. S., Jan. 6 (174) The Commission to Negotiate Peace to the Acting Secretary of 425 From Lansing: Request for text of reply which the Department made to the French Ambassador's note of November 26, 1918, concerning the recognition of the Polish National Committee. The Secretary of State to President Wilson Inquiry as to answer to be made to Secretary of War con- 425 426 Jan. 9 Colonel William R. Grove_to General Marlborough Churchill 427 Jan. 9 (212) The Commission to Negotiate Peace to the Acting Secretary of 430 Request for full details in regard to report in Department's telegram No. 81 of January 3 that Poles are beginning hostilities against friendly nations. Jan. 9 President Wilson to the Secretary of State 430 Statement that it is out of the question to allow Poles to be enlisted in the United States to fight against friendly nations; opinion that Polish representatives should be so informed before official action is taken. Jan. 13 The Secretary of the Commission to Negotiate Peace (Grew) to the 430 Request that Chargé get in touch with Polish representatives in Paris as suggested by President Wilson. Jan. 15 (236) Jan. 17 The Acting Secretary of State to the Commission to Negotiate Statement that Department's telegram No. 81, January 3, The Chargé in France (Bliss) to the Secretary of the Commission Statement by the President of the National Polish Commit- 431 431 TERRITORIAL QUESTIONS AND RELATIONS WITH NEW STATES POLAND Continued Subject 1919 Jan. 18 (297) Jan. 23 The Acting Secretary of State to the Commission to Negotiate Information that the Department has not answered the The Chargé in France (Bliss) to the Secretary of the Commission Decision by the National Polish Committee to order discon- Jan. 25 (436) Page 432 432 The Commission to Negotiate Peace to the Acting Secretary of 433 Jan. 27 Information that Chargé in France has been assured that The Chargé in France (Bliss) to the Secretary of the Commission Communication from the Polish National Committee, Janu- BELGIUM AND LUXEMBURG 433 1918 Nov. 7 (636) The Minister in Belgium (Whitlock), Temporarily at Le Havre, 435 Explanation of peculiar situation of the territory of Moresnet; Belgian hope that it will be annexed to Belgium at the Peace Conference. Nov. 11 Grand Duchess Marie Adelaide of Luxemburg to President Wilson 436 Nov. 13 Plea for the President's intervention against the passage of German troops through Luxemburg, and for his protection of the rights and interests of Luxemburg at the peace negotiations. The Belgian Minister (Cartier) to the Secretary of State Memorandum setting forth the Belgian Government's attitude toward Luxemburg (text printed). 436 Nov. 15 The Belgian Minister (Cartier) to the Secretary of State 440 Nov. 16 President Wilson to the Secretary of State 441 Instruction to inform Grand Duchess Marie that her request concerning the passage of troops has been transmitted to the Supreme War Council. Nov. 21 The Belgian Minister (Cartier) to the Secretary of State 441 burg. |