Holdings
Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1969
HAEU Reference Code:
AEDE-42
Abstract:
CECA_TRAR-5652
CECA_TRAR.01-5652
CECA-TRAR-BAC-1-1970-502
Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1954 to 1955
HAEU Reference Code:
CECA_TRAR-5652
Original Reference Code:
CECA-TRAR-BAC-1-1970-502
Title:
Correspondence
Abstract:
Invitations and letters of reply to cermonies and functions from Lyndon B. Johnson to Jean Monnet,- letter from McGeorge Bundy to Monnet stating he would be happy to meet Etienne Hirsch,- telegram from Johnson to Monnet thanking him for message of congratulations on his election as President of US,- letter form Monnet to Johnson regretting he can not attend as his personal guest for the inaugural parade,- memo for attention of President from Ernest Goldstein, special assistant to the President,
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Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1963 to 1971
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-104
Original Reference Code:
WHITE HOUSE CENTRAL FILES NAME FILES "MONNE" BOX 514 | POST-PRESIDENTIAL NAME FILE JEAN MONNET;LETTERS, CARDS
Title:
General Correspondence
Abstract:
Letters arranging meetings with Jean Monnet, so he could talk to David Bruce and George Ball about affairs in Europe and President Johnson's Liberation Day speech, looking back over 20 years since the war, lessons for Europe,- Monnet felt liberation and equality should be keynotes in the speech, that US does not want to dictate to Europe what to do, but wants to treat a united Europe as an equal, extension of President Kennedy's policy of partnership.
JMAS-105
JMAS.L-02-105
PAPERS OF GEORGE B
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Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1964 to 1965
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-105
Original Reference Code:
PAPERS OF GEORGE BALL (GEN) US AND EUROPE, TELCON n. 12, n. 26,BRITAIN III, 11/24/64-12/31/65, LETTERS n. 31, n. 32
Abstract:
Remarks on: his nomination as Ambassador to France by the Foreign Relations Committee of the Senate by a unanimous decision,preparations with Secretary of State regarding the meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers, May 23,- his meetings with French officials, Robert Schuman, Maurice Petsche, Minister of Finance and President Auriol and British Ambassador Sir Oliver Harvey,- meeting with Dean Acheson, Secretary of State | details visit by Jean Monnet who was enthuasiastic about stabilisation
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Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1949 to 1949
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-106
Original Reference Code:
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY, DAVID K.E. BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
Abstract:
Remarks on: circulation of highly secret Atomic Energy Commission's Prohibited List in Germany - serious breach of security,- details of discussion with Maurice Petsche, Minister of Finance regarding request of French Government for 80 million francs to handle financial crisis
information regarding a despatch from US Dept of State, instructing American officials to tell French Government to grant unrestricted independence to Indochina, Bruce feels it is unwise,- speaks of Dean Acheson with his "
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Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1949 to 1949
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-107
Original Reference Code:
DAVID K.E. BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
Abstract:
Remarks on: meeting with John McCloy, feels he will be a pillar of strength as High Commissioner of Allied Government in Germany,negotiations with John Snyder, US Secretary of the Treasury, William Tomlinson, Averell Harriman, Finance Minister Maurice Petsche and Robert Schuman regarding European finance and the British situation
precarious position of French Government.
JMAS-108
JMAS.M-01-108
DAVID K.E. BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1949 to 1949
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-108
Original Reference Code:
DAVID K.E. BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
Abstract:
Remarks on: meetings with Andrew N. Overby, Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, who feels that preliminary talks be held prior to the Foreign Ministers' meeting in Washington, Sept. 1949 to outline a programme taking into account British difficulties,- visit of Joint Chiefs of Staff to Paris,- talk with Italian Ambassador who feels US should take more aggressive line and dictate to Europe what they should do with American money, supplies and military plans.
JMAS-109
JM
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Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1949 to 1949
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-109
Original Reference Code:
DAVID K.E. BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
Abstract:
Remarks on: meeting with Jean Monnet regarding French agriculture,conversation with Danish Ambassador Johann Kruse, who feels that in the absence of some sort of European economic and political union, Europe's position in the long run would be hopeless | concern in France over devaluation of Mark,- exhibition in Marseilles detailing what Marshall Aid was doing for France
negotiations with Jack McCloy and Maurice Petsche regarding fixing a new rate for German Mark
French Government crisis,- Germa
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Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1949 to 1949
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-110
Original Reference Code:
DAVID K.E. BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
Abstract:
Remarks on: French discussions for new Government
exposé given by Milton Katz, US representative to Economic Co-operation Administration, on problems of ECA,- details of meeting of American Ambassadors in London,- meeting with Jack McCloy and Robert Schuman on Franco-German problems,- George Bidault's election as new French Prime Minister
Paul Hoffman's visit and speech to OEEC.
JMAS-111
JMAS.M-01-111
DAVID K.E. BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1949 to 1949
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-111
Original Reference Code:
DAVID K.E. BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
Abstract:
Remarks on: Paul Hoffman's involvement in negotiations for the economic unification of Europe,- Ernest Bevin's, British Foreign Secretary, visit to Paris and his concerns that Robert Schuman at the Council of Europe meeting had not seemed clear regarding US attitudes toward the admission of Germany as an associate member
discussions between William Tomlinson, Averell Harriman, Bruce and Maurice Petsche regarding the release of counterpart funds for November and December, Petsche feels it is esse
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Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1949 to 1949
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-112
Original Reference Code:
DAVID K.E. BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
Abstract:
Remarks on: talk with Dutch Ambassador regarding liberalisation of trade between western European countries,- talk with Prime Minister Georges Bidault on poor co-operation by the French Government regarding publicity of Marshall Plan activities,- meeting with Foreign Secretary Robert Schuman regarding the possibility of strengthening the leadership of the OEEC,- plans of Secretary of Defence, René Pleven to rebuild the French forces.
JMAS-113
JMAS.M-01-113
DAVID K.E. BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1949 to 1949
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-113
Original Reference Code:
DAVID K.E. BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
Abstract:
CECA_TRAR-5653
CECA_TRAR.01-5653
CECA-TRAR-BAC-1-1970-503
Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1956 to 1956
HAEU Reference Code:
CECA_TRAR-5653
Original Reference Code:
CECA-TRAR-BAC-1-1970-503
Abstract:
Remarks on: question of publicity for the Marshall Plan in France and American Embassy requests urging the French Government to carry out its obligations under the bilateral agreement to use its powers to favour such publicity, because of lack of knowledge among French public regarding the Plan,- talk with President Auriol, who believes the US is demanding more of an effort than his country can make in connection with the realisation of ECA objectives,- visit of Milton Katz, US representative to
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Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1950 to 1950
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-114
Original Reference Code:
DAVID K.E. BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
Abstract:
Remarks on: Prime Minister Bidault's announcement that he would remain in office despite withdrawl of Socialists from Cabinet.
JMAS-115
JMAS.M-01-115
DAVID K.E. BRUCE MSS5:1B8303
Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1950 to 1950
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-115
Original Reference Code:
DAVID K.E. BRUCE MSS5:1B8303
Abstract:
Remarks on: conversation with M. Beuve-Merys, publisher of «Le Monde», who believes that in the event of war between the US and Soviet Union, France might remain neutral. Bruce believes this to be unrealistic,- conversation with M. Marcel Boussac regarding implications of recent Franco-Italian customs agreement. Bruce says that US is in favour of any steps toward unification in western Europe,- US Ambassadors meeting in Rome
meeting with Alexandre Parodi, Secretary-General of the Foreign Office,
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Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1950 to 1950
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-116
Original Reference Code:
DAVID K.E. BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
Abstract:
Remarks on: funeral of Leon Blum,- discussions on form of organisation to carry out foreign economic aid activities after the termination of the Marshall Plan,- talks with David Schoenbrun about the possibility that the French Government would immediately advocate an enlargement of the present Atlantic Pact Organisation so that a permanent body would deal with matters political and economic in nature,- discussions with Jean Monnet and others on possible ways of strengthening NATO and of extendin
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Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1950 to 1950
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-117
Original Reference Code:
DAVID K.E. BRUCE MSS5:1B8303
Abstract:
Remarks on: conversation with Jean Monnet regarding Georges Bidault's proposal for a High Atlantic Council and concept of a continental coal and steel agreement,- discussions with Robert Schuman before his meeting with Dean Acheson regarding proposal for a Franco-German coal and steel pool formally announced 9 May, which Monnet had already informed Bruce about. Schuman explained that the offer was open to other nations. Bruce said he felt it was a constructive step on the part of the French Gove
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Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1950 to 1950
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-118
Original Reference Code:
DAVID BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
Abstract:
Remarks on: discussion with Harold Callender of the «New York Times» regarding the Schuman Plan
meeting with American officials on Jean Monnet's perspective on the Schuman proposal,- conversation with Monnet regarding the British request for a Foreign Minister's Conference to consider procedure on the subject which the French had already rejected. Bruce feels while it is regrettable that British won't join in the endeavor that other six nations should proceed
text of cable which Bruce sent to Wa
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Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1950 to 1950
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-119
Original Reference Code:
DAVID BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
Abstract:
Remarks on: conversation with Jean Monnet and Hervé Alphand, regarding progress on the Schuman Plan and the advisabililty of a re-examination of the Western European Arms Programme in the hope of gaining public confidence in the ability of Europe to defend itself against Soviet aggression,- talk with Charles Lindbergh, regarding need to get Germans involved in build up of western defences, particularly with need for strong ground force, advocated speeding up the re-armament of western Europe,- t
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Description Level:
Dossier
Dates:
1950 to 1950
HAEU Reference Code:
JMAS-120
Original Reference Code:
DAVID K.E. BRUCE DIARY MSS5:1B8303
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