Telegram 1377 was dispatched from Washington, D.C., to the U.S. delegation in Geneva during a period of intense Cold War diplomacy [27]. It is categorized under historical documents detailing U.S. foreign policy and international negotiations from 1955–1957 [27]. Context and Significance Timeframe: Early December 1955 [27].
These telegrams typically provided instructions from Secretary of State John Foster Dulles or Assistant Secretary Walter S. Robertson to negotiators in Geneva regarding sensitive matters such as the repatriation of civilians or tensions in the Taiwan Strait [27].
Preceding instruction sent shortly before 1377 [27]. 1377-to
The request "1377-to" most likely refers to , a historical diplomatic communication from December 1955 [27]. This telegram is part of the official records of the U.S. Department of State , specifically within the Foreign Relations of the United States (FRUS) series [27]. Draft Report: Telegram 1377 to Geneva (December 1955)
For researchers or students, the full text of this communication can be accessed through the Office of the Historian, U.S. Department of State , which maintains the digital archives for these historical documents [27]. Telegram 1377 was dispatched from Washington, D
Subsequent follow-up sent immediately after [27].
Relates to tax rules for S Corporations , specifically "terminating elections" where a shareholder's interest ends during the year [1, 5, 7]. Foreign Relations of the United States
Foreign Relations of the United States, 1955–1957, Volume III, China (or related microfiche supplements) [27].