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Military Correspondence: September 1941 Index

• Includes correspondence and telegrams dated between 8/29/41 and 9/30/41.
• Topic: All correspondence and telegrams from R.J. Campbell to FDR on military situation.

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• Includes correspondence and telegrams dated between 11/1/41 and 11/29/41.
• Topic: All correspondence and telegrams addressed to FDR on military situation.

• Correspondence, reports and telegrams dated between 11/28/41 and 12/31/41.
• Topic: All correspondence, reports and telegrams addressed to FDR on military situation.

• Correspondence, memoranda and notes dated between 1/1/42-12/23/42; correspondents include: FDR, George VI, Lord Halifax, Lord Beaverbrook, H. Hopkins, Sumner Welles, Edwina Mountbatten, Duchess of Kent, Lord Mountbatten.
• Topics include: Telegram from London to White House-"Daily British Roundup";
• correspondence re: naval projects;
• correspondence from Baltic-American Society;
• Great Britain proposals regarding India;
• draft of Declaration for discussion with Indian leaders;
• correspondence between Philip Holland and Sumner Welles;
• British Press Comment, 4/18-4/19/42 attack on Churchill's position as Defense Minister;
• draft of reciprocal aid note by governments of Great Britain and Australia.
• Views on British-American situation written by Herridze to Harold Butler; correspondence re: death of Duke of Kent;
• notes on Hess dated 11/42; Hess' viewpoints on Hitler/Germany;
• evaluation of Hess' mental state;
• E.Roosevelt's visit to Buckingham Palace.

• Includes correspondence and telegrams dated between 12/31/41 and 1/31/42.
• Correspondents include: Lord Halifax; R.J. Campbell.
• Topic: All correspondence and telegrams to FDR on military situation.

• Correspondence and telegrams dated between 2/242-2/27/42.
• Correspondents include: Lord Halifax, R.J. Campbell
• Topics Include: Daily reports on the current military situation.

• Correspondence, memoranda and reports dated between 1/9/43 and 12/15/43.
• Correspondents include Harry Hopkins, King George, FDR, Lord Halifax, Sumner Welles Averill Harriman, R.J. Campbell, Lord Mountbatten, Queen Mary, Cherwell, Winant.
• Topics include: Discussion on reports of Rudolph Hess' health;
• settling claims through reverse lend-lease;
• Averill Harriman and Lord Beaverbrook visit with Prime Minister;
• Hess' arrival in Great Britain;
• Mountbatten's visit to China and meeting with Chian Kai-Shek,
• Britain's financial status reported by Cherwell.

• Includes correspondence, reports, memoranda and notes dated between 1/4/44-4/9/45.
• Correspondents include: FDR, Wilson Brown, Lord Halifax, Lord Beaverbrook, E.R. Stettinius, Jr., Lord Mountbatten, Cordell Hull, John Winant, Sir Oliver Leese.
• Topics: British government and question of Italian ships for Russians;
• British government and balances from lend-lease program; discussion on final agreement of British government and U.S. government lend-lease transactions;
• military situation in South East Asia [Burma]
• news of Gen. Wingate missing, B-25 crashed
• report from Lt. Col. James W. Bellah on Wingate's forces in Northern Burma;
• political crisis between Egypt and Great Britain;
• correspondence between FDR and Lord Beaverbrook on "Roosevelt papers" given to FDR by Beaverbrook
• papers mention slaves of FDR's great grandfather at Hyde Park
• Distinguished Service Medal awarded to Field Marshal Sir John Dill
• separation of U.S.
• command between China and Great Britain and Burma updated by Lord Mountbatten,
• British government assisting in re-equipping French Air Force;
• John Gilbert Winant discussing policy of "three great powers" in relation to Europe;
• agreements in European Advisory Commission; discussion of failure of Soviet authorities to repatriate liberated British prisoners of war.