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RG 77, Tinian Files, April-December 1945, box 17, Envelope B
Minister Tabor’s Press Remarks on Greenland Crash,” 22 January 1968, Confidential
RMI Nuclear Justice Documents
This summary included several intercepted messages from Sato, who conveyed his despair and exasperation over what he saw as Tokyo’s inability to develop terms for ending the war: “[I]f the Government and the Military dilly-dally in bringing this resolution to fruition, then all Japan will be reduced to ashes.” Sato remained skeptical that the Soviets would have any interest in discussions with Tokyo: “it is absolutely unthinkable that Russia would ignore the Three Power Proclamation and then engage in conversations with our special envoy.”
RG 77, MED Records, Top Secret Documents, Files no. 5b and 5e (copies from microfilm)
RG 77, Tinian Files, April-December 1945, box 20, Envelope G Tinian Files, Top Secret
Environmental Protection Agency Freedom of Information Act
RG 59, Subject-Numeric Files 1967-1969, DEF 18-6
Nuclear History Collection, box 97
RG 59, Subject-Numeric Files 1967-1969, DEF 18-6
RG 59, Subject Numeric Files, 1967-1969, BG Moscow 13
Nixon Presidential Materials Project, Henry A. Kissinger Telephone Conversations Transcripts, Chronological File, Box 3, File 3, 083-084
Nuclear History Collection, box 97