Sending to Dunn copy of Feb. 9 letter to Secretary; sorry about its length; developments in Abyssinia and Spain for a time diverted attention from Austria and in some respects eased its international position; Chancellor made reassuring speech in Bundestag on Feb. 14; will be guided by Dunn's advice concerning London Times clippings; glad to know of Department's decision not to take initiative with Austria for reciprocal trade agreement now; doing all possible to prepare way in Austria and thinks ground will be ready before end of year; in reference to [Josef] Leopold memorandum, no one knows how many Nazis are in Austria, but they are a powerless minority; plenty of potential Cabinet material of the right kind to replace [Odo] Neust??dter-...
Austria's internal situation quiet and controlled, but she occupies precarious position because of g...
Comments on effects on European situation of Austro-German accord of July 11, 1936; Chancellor has s...
Reports on Austrian internal and external situation; recent Cabinet changes accepted by country at l...
New Austrian organizations a curious development; puzzled as to why government permitted their forma...
Interested in Messersmith's comments on foreign press in Vienna; glad Messersmith keeping in touch w...
Has been writing to [Acting Secretary Robert Walton] Moore during Hull's absence from Washington; co...
Dunn, Washington. Acknowledges note of July 7 regarding Esperanto Congress; will be in Salzburg on d...
Enclosed with No. 712. Chancellor struggles against German pressure; talked with Dr. Wildner, who he...
Has heard nothing from Dr. Adler or his committee; if he approaches Department, will allow him or hi...
Nazis, encouraged by failure of police to take vigorous action, causing disturbances in some parts o...
Returned to Vienna from leave on May 18; found situation in Austria fundamentally unchanged; Foreign...
Has authority to send pouch every two weeks, but during times of tension thinks legation should send...
Austrian movement toward Germany continues, but some slowing up apparent; [Guido] Schmidt unduly imp...
Austria's internal situation quiet and controlled, but she occupies precarious position because of g...
Comments on effects on European situation of Austro-German accord of July 11, 1936; Chancellor has s...
Reports on Austrian internal and external situation; recent Cabinet changes accepted by country at l...
New Austrian organizations a curious development; puzzled as to why government permitted their forma...
Interested in Messersmith's comments on foreign press in Vienna; glad Messersmith keeping in touch w...
Has been writing to [Acting Secretary Robert Walton] Moore during Hull's absence from Washington; co...
Dunn, Washington. Acknowledges note of July 7 regarding Esperanto Congress; will be in Salzburg on d...
Enclosed with No. 712. Chancellor struggles against German pressure; talked with Dr. Wildner, who he...
Has heard nothing from Dr. Adler or his committee; if he approaches Department, will allow him or hi...
Nazis, encouraged by failure of police to take vigorous action, causing disturbances in some parts o...
Returned to Vienna from leave on May 18; found situation in Austria fundamentally unchanged; Foreign...
Has authority to send pouch every two weeks, but during times of tension thinks legation should send...
Austrian movement toward Germany continues, but some slowing up apparent; [Guido] Schmidt unduly imp...
Austria's internal situation quiet and controlled, but she occupies precarious position because of g...
Comments on effects on European situation of Austro-German accord of July 11, 1936; Chancellor has s...
Reports on Austrian internal and external situation; recent Cabinet changes accepted by country at l...