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Mr. Hull's Bad Dream
Winkler, Paul | August 21, 1943 issue

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The French Committee of National Liberation held a meeting in Algiers, deliberating whether it should recognize the State Department as a body representing American interests. A statesman defended the point of view that though there was no necessity for a so-called full recognition, it should seriously be taken into consideration whether the State Department did not deserve a provisional recognition, or at least a de facto recognition. According to a statesman 95 per cent of the Americans were not for the State Department and to regard as representative of American interests a body which has behind it only 5 per cent of all Americans was quite impossible.

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RECOGNITION (International law); MEETINGS; UNITED States. Dept. of State; ALGIERS (Algeria); ALGERIA; UNITED States
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