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Paul W. Ward, "Henry Morgenthau and His Friends," The Nation (14 Aug 1935)

Index Cards (III)

Index Cards (II)

A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of the Morgenthau Diaries

The Morgenthau Diaries, 1933-1945, Preliminary Reel List

Index Cards Re Japan

Anthony Kubek, "The Morgenthau Plan and the Problem of Policy Perversion," The Journal for Historical Review 9:3 (Summer 1989)

Executive Order

White to Morgenthau, memo, 3 Apr 1941

Morgenthau to Foley and Pehle, memo, 21 Feb 1941

Report of Conference Held in Secretary's Office, 18 Feb 1941

Memorandum for the Secretary's Diary, 18 Feb 1941

Shea's Draft, Section 2 of Title III, p. 265

Revisions by JFA given to Bernstein, 13 Feb 1941

White for FDR?, memo, 14 Feb 1941

Shea's Draft Executive Order of 14 Feb 1941 for the "Super Committee"

Meeting, Re Freezing, 14 Feb 1941

Foley to the Secretary, Inter Office communication, 14 Feb 1941

John Morton Blum, From the Morgenthau Diaries

Memorandum for the Secretary's Diary, 30 Jan 1941

Wiley to Morgenthau, Inter Office communication, 4 Dec 1940

Jacob Viner to Morgenthau, Inter Office communication, 3 Dec 1940

Wiley to Morgenthau, Inter Office communication, 2 Dec 1940

Foley to Morgenthau, Inter-office communication, 23 Sep 1940

J. Edgar Hoover to the Secretary of the Treasury, memo, 29 Nov 1940

Grove Meeting, 10 Oct 1940

John Morton Blum, From the Morgenthau Diaries

John Morton Blum, From the Morgenthau Diaries

John Morton Blum, From the Morgenthau Diaries

John Morton Blum, From the Morgenthau Diaries

HM Goes to Cabinet Meeting. Returns. 3:20

Abstract from the Morgenthau Diaries Microfilms. Military History Institute

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Franklin D. Roosevelt's "Quarantine" Speech, 5 Oct 1937

Adams to Dept of State, "Oil from NEI to Shanghai / No Ships for Rubber Movement to US," memo, 25 Nov 1941

George Atcheson, Jr. to Edward L. Bacher, "3 Japanese Evacuation & Repatriation Ships Cannot Bring Cargo to US," memo, 23 Oct'41

George Atcheson to Robert L. Hecht, "Tea Cargo for US Stuck," memo, 9 Oct 1941

MMH to the Department of State, memo, 3 Oct 1941

WSB to the Secretary of State, telegram, 18 Sep 1941

T. Nishiyama to Dean G. Acheson, letter, 8 Sep 1941

Letters to Acheson from Nishiyama, Aug 1941

Hearings of Joint Committee on the Investigation of the Pearl Harbor Attack

Notes on Japanese Economic Matters after 7/26/41

Notes on Question whether Acheson Ran Amok or not in Administering the Freeze

Notes on Sanctions and Trade as Issues of Actual Negotiations Second Half 1941

Notes from Roland H. Worth, Jr., No Choice but War (Jefferson, N.C.

Ideas on Effects of Freeze and Embargo, Except Hersey Study

Notes from Roland H. Worth, Jr., No Choice but War (Jefferson, N.C.

The Route South