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Jul 16, 1945

Stimson Diary entries for July 16 through 25, 1945

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Henry Stimson Diary, Sterling Library, Yale University (microfilm at Library of Congress)

Jul 16, 1945

Cable to Secretary of State from Acting Secretary Joseph Grew, July 16, 1945, Top Secret

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Record Group 59, Decimal Files 1945-1949, 740.0011 PW (PE)/7-1645

National-Security-Archive-Doc-30-Central

Jul 15, 1945

Central Intelligence Agency, Office of Scientific Intelligence, “Contributions of German Scientists to the Atomic Energy Program – Elektrostal,” Research Supplement to Scientific Intelligence Report CIA/SI 2-57, CIA/SI 2-SE IV-57, 15 July1957, Secret, Excised Copy

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Mandatory declassification review request to CIA

Jul 13, 1945

John Weckerling, Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, July 12, 1945, to Deputy Chief of Staff, “Japanese Peace Offer,” 13 July 1945, Top Secret Ultra

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RG 165, Army Operations OPD Executive File #17, Item 13 (copy courtesy of J. Samuel Walker)

Jul 13, 1945

“Magic” – Diplomatic Summary, War Department, Office of Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, No. 1205 – July 13, 1945, Top Secret Ultra

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Record Group 457, Records of the National Security Agency/Central Security Service, “Magic” Diplomatic Summaries 1942-1945, box 18

Jul 12, 1945

“Magic” – Diplomatic Summary, War Department, Office of Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, No. 1204 – July 12, 1945, Top Secret Ultra

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Record Group 457, Records of the National Security Agency/Central Security Service, “Magic” Diplomatic Summaries 1942-1945, box 18.

Jul 10, 1945

Letter from Commissar of State Security First Rank, V. Merkulov, to People’s Commissar for Internal Affairs L. P. Beria, 10 July 1945, Number 4305/m, Top Secret (translation by Anna Melyakova)

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L.D. Riabev, ed., Atomnyi Proekt SSSR (Moscow: izd MFTI, 2002), Volume 1, Part 2, 335-336

Jul 10, 1945

“Conference About Contamination of Countryside Near Trinity with Radioactive Materials,” 10 July 1945, Annotated Draft, No Classification Markings

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Department of Energy Open-Net, Nuclear Testing Archive

Jul 10, 1945

“Conference About Contamination of Countryside Near Trinity with Radioactive Materials,” 10 July 1945, Annotated Draft, No Classification Markings

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Department of Energy Open-Net, Nuclear Testing Archive

Jul 10, 1945

“Conference About Contamination of Countryside Near Trinity with Radioactive Materials,” 10 July 1945, Annotated Draft, No Classification Markings

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DOE Open-Net

Jul 8, 1945

Combined Chiefs of Staff, “Estimate of the Enemy Situation (as of 6 July 1945, C.C.S 643/3, July 8, 1945, Secret (Appendices Not Included)

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RG 218, Central Decimal Files, 1943-1945, CCS 381 (6-4-45), Sec. 2 Pt. 5

Jul 7, 1945

Minutes, Secretary’s Staff Committee, Saturday Morning, July 7, 1945, 133d Meeting, Top Secret

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Record Group 353, Records of Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Committees, Secretary’s Staff Meetings Minutes, 1944-1947 (copy from microfilm)

Jul 6, 1945

J.O. Hirschfelder and John Magee to K.T. Bainbridge, “Improbability of Danger from Active Material Falling from Cloud,” 6 July 1945, Secret

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Department of Energy Open-Net, Nuclear Testing Archive

Jul 6, 1945

J.O. Hirschfelder and John Magee to K.T. Bainbridge, “Improbability of Danger from Active Material Falling from Cloud,” 6 July 1945, Secret

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Department of Energy Open-Net, Nuclear Testing Archive

Jul 2, 1945

Stimson memorandum to The President, “Proposed Program for Japan,” 2 July 1945, Top Secret

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Naval Aide to the President Files, box 4, Berlin Conference File, Volume XI - Miscellaneous papers: Japan, Harry S. Truman Presidential Library

Jul 1, 1945

Truman’s Potsdam Diary

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Barton J. Bernstein, “Truman at Potsdam: His Secret Diary,” Foreign Service Journal, July/August 1980, excerpts, used with author’s permission.[44]

Jun 29, 1945

Assistant Secretary of War John J. McCloy to Colonel Stimson, June 29, 1945, Top Secret

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Record Group 107, Office of the Secretary of War, Formerly Top Secret Correspondence of Secretary of War Stimson (“Safe File”), July 1940-September 1945, box 8, Japan (After December 7/41)

Jun 29, 1945

Memorandum, “Timing of Proposed Demand for Japanese Surrender,” June 29, 1945, Top Secret

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Record Group 107, Office of the Secretary of War, Formerly Top Secret Correspondence of Secretary of War Stimson (“Safe File”), July 1940-September 1945, box 8, Japan (After December 7/41)

Jun 28, 1945

Memorandum for Mr. McCloy, “Comments re: Proposed Program for Japan,” June 28, 1945, Draft, Top Secret

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RG 107, Office of Assistant Secretary of War Formerly Classified Correspondence of John J. McCloy, 1941-1945, box 38, ASW 387 Japan

Jun 27, 1945

Memorandum from George L. Harrison to Secretary of War, June 28, 1945, Top Secret, enclosing Ralph Bard’s “Memorandum on the Use of S-1 Bomb,” June 27, 1945

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RG 77, MED, H-B files, folder no. 77 (copy from microfilm)