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01-CIA-Intelligence-Report-Rumania-sent-to-the

Oct 5, 1949

CIA, Intelligence Report "Rumania," sent to the President of the United States, October 5, 1949

Source

The National Security Archive - Soviet Flashpoints - Box 12

National-Security-Archive-Doc-23-Document-9-R-W

Oct 4, 1949

R. W. Spence et al., Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, "Identification of Radioactivity in Special Samples," 4 October 1949, Top Secret

Source

Harry S. Truman Library, President's Secretary's Files, box 199, NSC-Atomic

National-Security-Archive-Doc-22-Joint-Nuclear

Oct 1, 1949

Joint Nuclear Energy Intelligence Committee, “Status of the U.S.S. R. Atomic Energy Project: An Extended Estimate for the Joint Staff Plans Group of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,” 1 October 1949, attached to less detailed version of the report, same date, Top Secret

Source

CIA FOIA Website

National-Security-Archive-Doc-20-Memorandum-by

Sep 29, 1949

Memorandum by Carleton Savage [Policy Planning Staff], 29 September 1949, Restricted

Source

RG 59, Policy Planning Council Subject Files, 1947-1962, box 2, Atomic Energy-Armaments 1949

National-Security-Archive-Doc-17-Statement-by

Sep 23, 1949

Statement by the President, 23 September 1949, with notes attached of George Elsey interview with President Truman [transcription attached], n.d. [Circa 23 September 1949]

Source

Harry S. Truman Library, George Elsey Papers, box 88, National Defense- Atomic Energy – Announcement of Russian Atomic Bomb – September 23, 1949

National-Security-Archive-Doc-18-Elsey-notes-of

Sep 23, 1949

Elsey notes of interview with National Security Council Executive Secretary Sydney Souers, n.d. [Circa 23 September 1949]

Source

Harry S. Truman Library, George Elsey Papers, box 88, National Defense- Atomic Energy – Announcement of Russian Atomic Bomb – September 23, 1949

National-Security-Archive-Doc-19-George-W-Elsey

Sep 23, 1949

George W. Elsey’s First Draft, based on interview with the President, n.d. [Circa 23 October 1949]

Source

Harry S. Truman Library, George Elsey Papers, box 88, National Defense- Atomic Energy – Announcement of Russian Atomic Bomb – September 23, 1949

National-Security-Archive-Doc-14-Document-6-U-S

Sep 22, 1949

U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, "An Interim Report of British Work on Joe," 22 September 1949, Top Secret

Source

Harry S. Truman Library, President's Secretary's Files, box 199, NSC-Atomic

National-Security-Archive-Doc-16-Document-8-U-S

Sep 22, 1949

Document 8: [U.S. Air Force Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations, Atomic Energy Office, Section 1], "U.S. Weather Bureau Report on Alert Number 112 of the Atomic Detection System," 29 September 1949, Top Secret

Source

Harry S. Truman Library, President's Secretary's Files, box 199, NSC-Atomic

National-Security-Archive-Doc-13-Air-Force-Chief

Sep 21, 1949

Air Force Chief of Staff to Secretary of Defense, “Long Range Detection of Atomic Explosions,” undated [circa 21 September 1949], with enclosures: 1) Vannevar Bush et al. to General Vandenberg, 20 September 1949, and 2) Doyle L. Northrup, Technical Director, AFOAT-1 to Major General Nelson, Technical Memo. No. 37, "Atomic Detection System Alert No. 112," 19 September 1949, Top Secret, Excised copy, best copy available

Source

Declassified Documents Reference System

National-Security-Archive-Doc-15-Document-7-U-S

Sep 21, 1949

U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, "Collection and Identification of Fission Products of Foreign Origin," date illegible [Circa 21 September 1949], Top Secret

Source

Harry S. Truman Library, President's Secretary's Files, box 200, NSC-Atomic

National-Security-Archive-Doc-21-Policy-Planning

Sep 21, 1949

Policy Planning Staff, “Questions and Answers Versions, 9/21/49-9/22,” n.d., Top Secret

Source

RG 59, Policy Planning Council Chronological Files, 1947-1962, box 1, Chronological 1949

National-Security-Archive-Doc-12-Memorandum-from

Sep 9, 1949

Memorandum from Director of Central Intelligence Rear Admiral R. H. Hillenkoetter, 9 September 1949, Top Secret, Excised copy (currently under request for review at CIA)

Source

Harry S. Truman Library, President's Secretary's Files, Intelligence File, Central Intelligence, Memoranda-1949 folder

Sep 1, 1949

Office of Naval Research, Mathematical Sciences Division, Digital Computer Newsletter Vol. 1, No. 2. Unclassified.

Source

Defense Technical Information Center

National-Security-Archive-Geneva-Convention-for

Aug 12, 1949

Geneva Convention for the Amelioration of the Condition of the Wounded and Sick in Armed Forces in the Field (Geneva Convention I), August 12, 1949. Not classified.

Source

International Committee of the Red Cross.

Aug 12, 1949

Geneva Convention for the Amelioration of the Condition of Wounded, Sick, and Shipwrecked Members of Armed Forces at Sea (Geneva Convention II), August 12, 1949. Not classified.

Source

International Committee of the Red Cross.

National-Security-Archive-Geneva-Convention

Aug 12, 1949

Geneva Convention Relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War (Geneva Convention III), August 12, 1949. Not classified.

Source

International Committee of the Red Cross.

Aug 12, 1949

Geneva Convention Relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War (Geneva Convention IV), August 12, 1949. Not classified.

Source

International Committee of the Red Cross.

Aug 10, 1949

National Security Act Amendments of 1949, 10 August 1949

Source

National Archives and Records Administration, Series: Enrolled Acts and Resolutions of Congress, 1789 – 2013, Record Group 11: General Records of the United States Government, 1778 – 2006, National Archives and Records Administration Catalog

Jul 25, 1949

Report from the Office of the Secretary of Defense to the National Security Council, "Phase-out of the Berlin Airlift" (July 25, 1949)