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National-Security-Archive-Doc-10-Document-4

Jul 13, 1949

Joint Nuclear Energy Intelligence Committee, “Status of the U.S.S.R. Atomic Energy Project – 1 July 1949,” Top Secret, attached to U.S. Air Force, Executive Directorate of Intelligence, "Estimate of Soviet Capabilities in the Field of Atomic Energy," 13 July 1949, Top Secret

Source

National Archives, Record Group 341, Records of Headquarters, United States Air Force (Air Staff), Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations, Directorate of Intelligence Top Secret Control & Cables Section, July 1945-Dec 1954, box 45, folder "2-8100 to 2-8199."

National-Security-Archive-Doc-11-Memorandum-for

Jul 5, 1949

Memorandum for the Secretary [of State] from R. Gordon Arneson, “Attached Statement on Status of USSR Atomic Energy Project,” 7 July 1949, Top Secret

Source

RG 59, Records of the Special Assistant to the Secretary of State for Atomic Energy, General Records Relating to Atomic Energy Matters, 1948-1962, box 83, 21.91 Country File USSR c. Estimates of the Russian Bomb 1947-1952

Jun 20, 1949

The Central Intelligence Agency Act of 1949, 20 June 1949

Source

Homeland Security Digital Library

Jun 1, 1949

Report from the Office of the Secretary of Defense to the National Security Council, "Possible U.S. Courses of Action in the Event the USSR Reimposes the Berlin Blockade"(June 1, 1949)

Document-04-Consultation-Prior-to-the-Foreign

May 19, 1949

"Consultation Prior to the Foreign Ministers' Conference," Testimony by Secretary of State Dean Acheson before Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 19 May 1949

Source

Excerpt from U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Historical Series, Hearings Held in Executive Session, Reviews of the World Situation 1949-1950 (Washington, D.C: Government Printing Office, 1974)

Document-03-Central-Intelligence-Agency-Review

May 17, 1949

Central Intelligence Agency, "Review of the World Situation," 17 May 1949, Secret

Source

CIA FOIA Web site

National-Security-Archive-Doc-02-Report-by-the

May 12, 1949

Report by the Ad Hoc Committee to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, “Evaluation of Effect on Soviet War Effort Resulting from the Strategic Air Offensive,” 12 May 1949, Top Secret, Excised copy

Source

U.S. National Archives, Record Group 218, Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, CCS 373 (10-23-48) Bulky Package, JCS (copy courtesy of James Ragland)

May 12, 1949

Report by the Ad Hoc Committee to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, “Evaluation of Effect on Soviet War Effort Resulting from the Strategic Air Offensive,” 12 May 1949, Top Secret, excised copy

Source

JCS cover memo from Naval History and Heritage Command, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, part of the papers of Admiral Arleigh A. Burke, Records of Op-23, Folder A1/EM3/7, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Top Secret Papers, Section III, declassified by JCS-CCS Declassification Working Group, 17 June 1974 (copy courtesy of David Alan Rosenberg); remainder of report from U.S. National Archives, Record Group 218, Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, CCS 373 (10-23-48) Bulky Package, JCS (copy courtesy of James Ragland)

Document-02-Henry-Byroade-Acting-Deputy-Director

Apr 25, 1949

Henry Byroade, Acting Deputy Director, Office of German Affairs, to Mr. Rusk [et al.], "US CFM Program on Germany," 25 April 1949, Top Secret

Source

National Archives, Records of International Conferences, Record Group 43, Jessup-Malik Agreement, May 1943, box 304, Jessup-Malik Conversations, March, April, May 1949