Truman Library: Memo, dated April 25, 1945, from Acting Secretary Joseph Grew to President Harry S. Truman summarizing developments in Germany, France, and Yugoslavia, and describing a request by a former Argentine finance minister to allow Argentina to briefly delay signing the United Nations Declaration. From the President's Secretary's Files.

Memo, dated April 25, 1945, from Acting Secretary Joseph Grew to President Harry S. Truman summarizing developments in Germany, France, and Yugoslavia, and describing a request by a former Argentine finance minister to allow Argentina to briefly delay signing the United Nations Declaration. From the President's Secretary's Files.

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$Memo, dated April 25, 1945, from Acting Secretary Joseph Grew to President Harry S. Truman summarizing developments in Germany, France, and Yugoslavia, and describing a request by a former Argentine finance minister to allow Argentina to briefly delay signing the United Nations Declaration. From the President\'s Secretary\'s Files.$

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