United States. Department of State. Office of Public Affairs

Human rights, unfolding of the American tradition

Our foreign policy

The "Point Four program"

The International control of atomic energy

Educational exchange under the Fulbright act in 1954

ABC's of foreign trade

Protection of foreign interests in the United States, July 1, 1949

The cultural-cooperation program, 1938-1943

Nicaraguan biographies

America - "a full and fair picture"

The military assistance program

Building a mutual defense

Why foreign aid

The Point four program

Aussenpolitik der USA

Proposals for implementation of the International Covenant on Human Rights

Questions and answers on the UN Charter, Genocide convention, and Proposed covenant on human rights

United Nations, 60 countries pledged to act for peace, security, freedom, understanding, prosperity, health, education, against war, aggression, enslavement, intolerance, poverty, disease, ignorance

U.S. balance of payments, questions and answers

Current technical assistance activities of United Nations and specialized agencies, Far East, Near East, Africa, Southern Asia, Latin America

The North Atlantic pact

Point Four

The second year of the United Nations

Reorganization of the Department of State implementing the recommendations of the Hoover Commission

Toward securing the peace and preventing war

Two weeks in August, East German youth strays away

World economic progress through cooperative technical assistance

The Oatis case

The Department of State

Greece

Atomic energy and foreign policy

Burma: outlines of a new nation

The "Point Four" Program

The coal situation in Europe

Strength for Free Europe

Japanese Peace Conference, San Francisco, September 1951

The Council of Europe

A global foreign policy

Iran: point of world interest

Europe starts to rebuild

The Communist "Peace crusade"

A fact sheet

Korea's independence

The Department of State today

Germany - unfinished business

Mutual defense of the West