Reel 17425 - Page 2914

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Reel 17425 - Page 2914

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OCR text updated to v2 on 2026-01-09 using model mistral-ocr-latest-v2. Previous v1 quality metadata (Quality Score, OCR Confidence, Character Count, Word Count) removed.

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https://image-uab.canadiana.ca/iiif/2/69429%2Fc0v698759p38/full/max/0/default.jpg

Date

1941/1945

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Public Domain

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image/jpeg

Language

fra

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t17425_2914

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G. F. M. F.

From: Paris (San Francisco)
To: Moscow
No: 1306 (Summary)

Dated: May 5, 1945
Sent: May 5, 1945
Rec'd: May 10, 1945

This is the last, semi-unreadable part of a three-part message, dealing with the Soviet attitude at San Francisco. The writer remarks that the Russians had no illusions about the practical results which could be obtained by taking a stand on a certain matter (presumably the admission of Argentina), but wished to give it the widest publicity. They succeeded in this, and benefited by a widespread movement of (sympathy?).

File FG-6368

Examination Unit
National Research Council
May 11, 1945

CTX (15)