NOTE: Each listing includes the date, a description of the document, and the number of pages [in brackets].

1. May, 1945--Jackson Reorganization Meetings Memoranda [9]
2. May 5, 1945--Memorandum of Telephone Conversation with A. D. Marris [2]
3. May 15, 1945--Jackson to Richard K. Law, Foreign Office, Re: Present State of UNRRA [10]
4. May 25, 1945--H. C. B. Wemyss to Sir George Rendel,, Foreign Office [1]
5. May 25, 1945--Jackson to Herbert H. Lehman, Re: Present State of European Regional Office [7]
6. May 28, 1945--Memorandum of Treasury Meeting, with Jackson Notations [1 ]
7. May 29, 1945--Memorandum on UNRRA Needs [11]
8. May 29, 1945--Covering Letters for Above to John G. Winant, US Ambassador in London, and W. Mabane, Foreign Office [2]
9. May 30, 1945--Memorandum for Secretary of State [British], Re: Chancellor of the Exchequer's Meeting [4]
10. May 30, 1945--Memoranda, Re: Personnel [3]
11. May 30, 1945--Copy of Above, with Notations [4]
12. June 1, 1945--Summary Report of Chancellor of the Exchequer's meeting [3]
13. June 8, 1945--Jackson to Sir James Grigg, Re: Personnel [3]
14. July 4, 1945--Jackson to Sir Edward Bridges Re: Personnel [3]
15. August 31, 1945--Jackson Notes and Guide for Sir Humfrey Gale, Re: European Regional Office [86 total]
1. Index [2]

2. Powers [1]

3. General Notes [28] a. Washington b. European Regional Office c. Missions d. Displaced Persons Operation

4. Targets [11]
   1. Policy Matters
   2. Administrative
   3. Supply
   4. Relief Services
   5. Public Relations
   6. General Counsel
5. Liaison [1]
6. Urgent Jobs [2]
7. Routine [2]

August 31, 1945--Jackson Notes and Guide for Sir Humfrey

8. Staff [23]
1. Washington
2. European Regional Office
3. Country Missions and Displaced Persons Operation
9. Staff: General Notes [3]
1. Key Officials
2. Labour Market
3. Requirements of the Far East
4. Character of the Staff
5. International Civil Service
6. Recruitment from British Army Staff
7. Reduction of Staff
8. Conditions of Service, Pay, Allowances, etc.
9. Turn-over of Staff
10. Wives
10. Staff: Miscellaneous Notes About Individuals [21]

16. October-November, 1945--W. J. Hasler, British Foreign Service and UNRRA, Notes' on a Visit to Greece [11]
1. First Impressions
2. The Work of UNRRA in Greece
3. Short Term Measures Necessary to Correct the Situation
4. Measures to Succeed the Short Term Solution-The Greek Administrative Machine
5. Communications
6. Greece After UNRRA
7. The Restoration of Community Life
8. The Finances of the Greek Armed Forces
9. If This Government Fails
17. November 20, 1945--Jackson to Sir Reginald Leeper, British Ambassador in Athens [2]
18. November 24, 1945--Hasler Memorandum on Indigents and the Food Ration [2]
19. November 24, 1945--Hasler Memorandum on Assistance in the Rehabilitation of Greece [5]
20. November 25, 1945--Jackson "Top Secret and Personal" Report on Problems of UNRRA as of this Date, with Copy of Lehman Statement on the Urgency of Second 1% Contribution [18 total]
    1. Jackson Report [14]
    2. Lehman Statement [4]
21. December 3, 1945--Gale to Jackson [2]
22. December 11, 1945--Jackson to Gale [3]
23. December 13, 1945--H. E. Caustin Note of Meeting between Director-General and Senior Deputy Director-General [3]
24. December 17, 1945--Jackson to P. J. Noel-Baker, Expansion of Report of November 25, 1945 [8]
25. January 9, 1946--Memorandum of Jackson Meeting with Rabbi S. S. Wise and Henry Monsky, Re: General Morgan Case [2]
26. January 12, 1946--Teletype Hasler to Jackson, Re: Morgan Case [2]
27. January 17, 1946--Teletype Hasler to Jackson, Re: Morgan Case [1]
28. January 22, 1946--Jackson to Noel-Baker, Expansion of Report of December 17, 1945 [5]
29. January 23, 1946--Teletype Hasler to Jackson, Re: Morgan Case [1]
30. March 7, 1946--Jackson Aide-Memoire with Notation [1]
31. March 17, 1946--Council Meeting: Excerpts from Transcripts of 8th Meeting of Special Subcommittee on Res. 71 [4]
32. April 1, 1946--Humorous Agenda of a Supposed Meeting of the Fourth Session of the Council [9]
33. April 6, 1946--Hasler to Jackson, Re: Supplies [1]
34. April 7, 1946--Jackson to Hasler, Re: Supplies and Administration [7]
35. April 22, 1946--Hasler to Jackson, Re: Supplies [1]
36. April 26, 1946--Jackson "Targets of Work" Report for F. H. LaGuardia [ 21 ]
37. July 19, 1946--Jackson to Max Nicholson, Lord President's Office, Re: Middle East [4]
38. August 30, 1946--Jackson Aide-Memoire of Stalin-LaGuardia Meeting [1]
39. December 7, 1946--Radio Address by Dean Acheson, Re: Relief Supplies [7]
40. December 9, 1946--Jackson to A. I. Mikoyan, Re: UNRRA and the Continuation of International Assistance, with draft of the letter [2]
41. April, 1947--"A Modern Ballet about UNRRA," humorous ballet with chart [5 ]
42. April 7, 1947--"UNRRA's Ghost," humorous poem by Rundell M. Lewis [1]
43. June 26, 1947--Memorandum from Grace R. Fox to Jackson, enclosing "UNRRA and the Struggle for the Continuation of International Relief," by Thomas J. Maycock, preliminary draft with corrections [81]
44. June 27, 1947--Address of Minister of Labor Rusinek at the Dedication of the Plaque on the UNRRA Office Building, Warsaw [2]
45. July 15, 1947--Messages Received by the Director-General on the Closing of UNRRA Missions in Europe from Officials of the Following Countries: Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Chile, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Egypt, Ethiopia, Great Britain, Greece, Haiti, Iceland, India, Isle of Man, Iran, Italy, Mexico, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Philippines, Peru, Poland, Portugal, South Africa, United States, Uniguay, USSR, Venezuela [16]
46. July 18, 1947--Memorandum on Conversation between the Director-General, the Senior Deputy Director-General, and the Controller, Re: Future Organization of the Controller's Office [16]
47. July 23, 1947--Jackson to Director-General, Re: Controller's Department [2]
48. August 25, 1947--Jackson to Minister of State, Final Report of "Life and Death of UNRRA" [8]
49. October 3, 1947--Notes on Chief Executive's Office Staff Meeting [7]
50. n.d., 1947--Draft of Statement for Ending UNRRA, with Marginal Notes [14]
51. March 30, 1948--R. G. Lewis to Lehman, Re: Appreciation of Mrs. Hutchinson of European Regional Office [2]
52. August 9, 1948--George Woodbridge to Jackson, Re: UNRRA History [1]
53. September 22, 1948--Jackson to Woodbridge, Re: UNRRA History [1]
54. August 31, 1954--Jackson to William V. Shannon, Re: UNRRA and Lehman, with Attachments [44 total]:
1. Jackson to Shannon [1]
2. Review of UNRRA history [40]
3. Appreciation of Herbert and Edith Lehman [3]
55. Map of Yellow River and Grand Canal Areas of China, Outlining Supply Depots, Dyke Areas, Grand Canal, Railroads and Truck Routes [1]

14A. July 13, 1945--Jackson to Sir Edward Jackson, Re: State of UNRRA [12]

34A. April 9, 1946--Jackson to Sir Edward Jackson, Re: State of UNRRA [5]

Each entry is followed by a numerical listing of the place in the Robert G. A. Jackson UNRRA Papers in which it is found. The complexity of this listing is determined by the length of the item: for instance a simple listing [4] would direct the researcher to item four on the general list, which is only one page long; a listing such as [15:8:9] would direct the researcher to the eighty-six page item fifteen, section eight, page nine.

• AARONSON, M. 15:9
• ACHESON, Dean G. 20; 29; 37:3; 39, 43:66,76; 45:13
• ADAMS, Alexander A. 15:9
• AFRICA, Bernarbe 45:15
• AGGRADI, Ferrari 45:11
• ALA, Hussein 45:10
• ALEKSEEV, Peter I. 15:8:15
• ALEMAN, Miguel V. 45:15
• ANDERSON, Clinton P. 48:3
• ANDREWS, Harry T. 45:13
• ANKER, Desmond L. 15:8:18
• ATLEE, Clement R. 43:60-61,65; 45:7
• BARANOVSKY, A. M. 43:47,69,71-72
• BARMET, Sir G. R. 45:10
• BEARD, N. T. 15:9
• BENES, Edvard 45:3-4
• BENNETT, Sir John 37:2
• BERENDSEN, Sir Carl 43:21; 45:11-12
• BETANCOURT, Romulo 45:14
• BEVIN, Ernest 43:67
• BJOERNSSON, Sveinn 45:10
• BLOOM, Sol 43:10-13,18-19,21,23,27-28,39,72
• BLUMBERG, Hyman 43:57
• BRIDGES, Sir Edward E. 9; 12; 14; 48:5,8
• BRIDGEN, J. B. 43:49
• BURINSKI, Mikhail A. 15:8:2
• BURNETT, Henry M. 46:3
• BUSTAMANTE Y RIVERO, Jose Luis 45:12
• BYRNES, James F. 43:18,33,42,66-67,71; 48:4
• CAIRNS, A. E. 43:50
• CANNON, Clarence 43:26
• CASTRO, Hector David 45:6
• CAUSTIN, Harold E. 23; 43:3,4,33,35-36,40,55-56,59,60,68
• CHARLES, J. H. D. 45:9
• CHENNAULT, Claire 48:3
• CILENTO, Sir Raphael 15:8:22
• CLARK, George 21
• CLAY, Lucius D. 5:3
• CLAYTON, Sir I. N. 37
• CLAYTON, William L. 20; 34:4; 43:4,19,21,25,41,44-47;79; 48:3
• CLEVELAND, Harlan 15:8:14
• COCHRANE,Robert L. 5:5; 15:8:14
• COHEN, Myer 5:5; 15:16
• COLLADO, Emilio 43:36
• CONNALLY,Tom 43:16
• CRAMER, Mr. 15:8:22
• CRUMP, Edward R. 48:2
• DAVIDSON, Alfred E. 25; 43:3-4,7,9-10,12,21,28-30,32,36,49, 53-54,61-62,68,77,80
• DE BIANCHI, Joao 45:13
• DE GASPERI, Alcide 45:13
• DE TCHIHATCHEF, Andrew 15:8:18; 15:9
• DIXON, Sir Francis 45:3
• DORT, Dallas 43:32,52-54,60
• DRURY, Charles Mills 15:9; 24
• EATON, Charles A. 43:79
• EISENHOWER, Dwight D. 20:8-10
• EVERTS, F. E. C. 43:69-70
• FAULKNER, Colonel 15:8:22
• FELLER, Abraham H. 5:11; 43:8,12-13
• FEONOV, Nicolai I. 5:2,4; 15:8:7; 38; 40; 43:21,39,43,54,59
• FERNANDES, Raul 45:2
• FIGL, Leopold 45:1
• FITZGERALD, Dennis A. 43:64
• FITZPATRICK, Paul 43:57
• FONTAINE, S. 15:9
• FOX, Grace E. 43:1; 53
• FRASER, Peter 45:11
• FRASER, Hon. William 15:8:18
• FRIER, Julio Ortega 45:6
• GALE, Sir Humfrey M. 5; 6; 9; 12; 15; 21; 26; 48:3; 51
• GIBBONS, Mary L. 15:8:9-10,19,21; 15:9
• GILL, Corrington 5:7; 20:11; 22
• GOODMAN, Neville M. 15:8:9
• GOULD, Lincoln 43:20
• GRIGG, Sir James 13
• GROMYKO, Andrei A. 43:64,71
• GUACHALLA, Luis Fernando 45:2
• GUYLER, Alvin 15:8:22
• HALL, Alan 5:5
• HANKEY, Sir Robert 37:2
• HASLER, William J. 15:8:1-2; 15:9; 16; 18; 19; 22; 26; 27; 29; 33; 34; 35; 43:32
• HASSAN, Mahmoud 45:6
• HENDRICKSON, Roy F. 2; 5:2,6-7; 15; 20:11-12; 22; 23:3; 24:5; 25; 43:17,29
• HERBERT, Roscoe 5:4; 6; 12; 21; 22
• HILLMAN, Sidney 43:57
• HOOVER, Herbert Clark 20:9-10; 43:25,80; 48:3
• HUTCHINSON, Mrs. 51
• HYDE, H. Van Zile 5:5
• IBARRA, Velasco 45:6
• ILIUSCHENKO, Ivan A. 5:5
• IMRU, Ras H. S. 45:6
• JACKLING, Roger W. 43:32,49
• KATZIN, Alfred G. 5:4-6; 15:8:1,4,22; 20:12; 24:5; 43:36; 48:3
• KEENY, Spurgeon M. 5:5; 15:8:14,19
• KETTLE, Mr. 15:8:21
• KLEINWAECHTER, Ludwig 45:2
• KOBUSHKO, Valentine 43:77
• KONDERSKI, Waclaw 43:64
• KRAFT, Ole 43:69-70,73
• KROCK, Arthur 43:76
• LA GUARDIA, Fiorello H. 34:3,5; 36; 38; 43:25-28,33,35-47, 51,56-59,63,65,67-68; 48:3,5,7
• LANGE, Oskar 43:64
• LAUGHLIN, Anne 15:8:23
• LAUGIER, Henri 43:63
• LAW, Richard K. 2; 5:3,5; 9
• LEEPER, Sir Reginald 17
• LE GROS, Mr. 15:8:22
• LEHMAN, Edith A. 54
• LEITH-ROSS, Sir Frederick 2, 15:9
• LEONTIC, Mr. 43:75
• LEVISON, George 5:5; 15:8:2; 15:9
• LEWIS, Richard G. 48:3; 51
• LEWIS, Rundall M. 42
• LIE, Trygve 43:23,39
• LILLY, Joseph 43:29
• LLOYD, Edward M. H. 5:3,5; 15:9; 43:80
• LUBBOCK, David 43:38
• LYTTELTON, Sir Oliver 9; 10; 11
• MABANE, William 7; 8
• MABEN, Buell F. 5:2; 15:8:10; 16:6; 21
• MCDOUGALL, Frank L. 43:37,64
• MCNEIL, Hector 43:67; 45:8
• MAJER, Vaclav 45:4-5
• MAKINS, Sir Roger 43:74
• MARRIS, Adam Denzil 2; 15:8:2
• MARSHALL, George C. 43:78; 48:4
• MARTIN, Kevin J. 15:8:19; 15:9
• MARTIN, Paul 43:69,71-72,74
• MAXIMOS, Demetrios 45:9
• MAYCOCK, Thomas J. 43
• MEAD, James G. 43:57
• MENSHIKOV, Michail A. 15:8:16
• MEYER, Eugene 43:36
• MIKOYAN, A. I. 40
• MINC, Hilary 43:46
• MONSKY, Henry 25
• MOONEY, George S. 15:8:4; 15:9
• MORA, Jose A. 45:13
• MORGAN, Sir. Frederick E. 15; 22; 24; 25; 26; 27; 29
• MORGENSTIERNE, Wilhelm T. M. 45:12
• MORGENTHAU, Henry Jr. 43:25
• MORHANGE, A. 15:8:7
• MOROZOV, A. P. 43:70
• MOUNTBATTEN, Viscount 45:10
• MUNIZ, Joao Carlos 43:07,71,73
• NICHOLSON, Edward Max 37
• NIETO DEL RIO, Felix 45:5
• NOEL-BAKER, P. J. 24; 28; 43:4, 10, 21,39, 43, 47, 50, 56, 67, 69; 45:8-9
• NORBORG, C. S. 15:8:19
• NOVITSKY, Grygory 43:69
• NUGENT, Rolf 5:5; 15:8:10; 15:9; 23:3
• OAKLEY-HILL, Dayrell R. 5:5; 15:8:13
• ORDING, Aake A. 43:46,49,50,52,67-68,71-74
• ORR, Sir John Boyd 43:37,60-76
• OWEN, A. David K. 43:61,63,78
• PARMINTER, Reginald H. R. 15:9; 45:1
• PEARSON, Lester B. 28: 43:4,20-21,51; 45:3
• PENSON, John H. 43:70
• PHILIPPS, Tracy 15:9
• PICADO, Teodoro 45:5
• PICKARD, C. S. 15:8:21; 15:9
• PLACE, Mr. 15:8:22
• POLAK, Jacques J. 43:15, 31-32, 36, 63, 79
• POPE PIUS XII 43:68
• POUZADOUX, Mr. 15:8:22
• RAJCHMAN, Ludwik 43:48,50,54,68-69,71,74
• REID, Sir George T. 5:4; 15:9.
• RENDEL, Sir George 5; 8; 9; 12
• RHATIGAN, Edward E. 5:2-4; 15:8:9,21-22; 15:9
• RI DDELL, P. G. 43:63
• RITCHIE, A. E. 43:31-32,38-39
• ROOKS, Lowell W. 20:11; 22; 24; 45:1,10; 48:3
• RYTER, Joseph F. 43:39
• SAUL, Richard E. 15:8:14
• SAYRE, Francis Bowes 34:3
• SCHAAF, C. Hart 15:8:8
• SCHACHTER, Oscar 43:29
• SCHNEITER, Pierre 43:21
• SCOTT, Thomas T. 5:2-3; 15:9
• SERGEIC, Michail A. 5:5; 15:8:12; 40
• SEVILLA-SACASA, Guillermo 45:12
• SHANNON, William V. 54
• SILVERCRUYS, Baron [Robert] 45:2
• SIMON, Manfred 15:8:18-19; 15:9
• SLAVIK, Juraj 45:5
• SMITH, Wilson 9: 12
• SPAAK, Paul Henri 43:64
• SPAETH, Carl B. 43:8
• STALIN, Josef V. 38; 43:59; 45:15; 48:3,8
• STAMPAR, Andrija 43:62
• STEVENSON, Adlai'E. 43:69,71-74,78
• SWERDLOW, Irving 46:4; 47; 49
• SZRENTIC, V. 43:56
• TARCHIANI, Alberto 45:10-11
• TOPPING, Andrew 5:4; 15:8:9,13,19
• TRUJILLO, Rafael L. 45:5
• TRUMAN, Harry S. 43:18,57,61; 45:16
• TYLER, Royall 15:8:20
• VACHER, Mr. 15:8:23
• VANDENBERG, Arthur H. 20:3
• VAN HYNING, Conrad 5:4; 15:8:9-10
• VARGAS, Richardo Martinez 45:2
• VARLEY, F. 43:70-71
• VARVARESSOS, Kyriakos 43:21
• WARD, Dudley 15:8:2; 43:3,7,9-10,12; 48:3
• WASSON, Elgin E. 15:8:8
• WEINTRAUB, David 43:29-31,36
• WELK, William G. 43:61
• WELLS, Percy L. 43:72,74
• WEMYSS, H. E. B. 4
• WHITE, Paul F. 5:2
• WINANT, John G. 5:3,5; 8
• WINIEWIEZ, Jozef 45:12-13
• WISE, Stephen S. 25
• WOOD, C. Tyler 43:32,39,50,56,67
• WOODBRIDGE, George 15:8:15; 15:9; 21; 49; 53
• WRATHALL, William P. 15:8:18
• WRONG, H. Hume 43:20; 45:3
• XANTHAKY, George 5:7
• YOUNGER, Hon. Kenneth 43:39,47-48,53

As most of the material in these papers concerns events of at least thirty years ago, we believe that the following notes will be useful to researchers in identifying persons mentioned in the documents. The biographies in Parts II and III do not attempt to cover entire careers, but rather to show the positions held during the UNRRA period.

• Knight Commander of the Victorian Order (1962); Knight Bachelor (1956); Companion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George (1944) ; Order of the British Empire (1941) .
• U.N. Under Secretary-General in Charge of U.N. Assistance to Zambia since 1973; to Indo-China since 1975; to Cape Verde Islands since 1975.
• Advisor to the President of Liberia since 1962.
• Advisory Board, Mekong Project, S.E. Asia, since 1962.
• Consultant to the Volta River Authority, Ghana, since 1962, and Member of the Board since 1972.
• Royal Australian Navy, 1929-1937.
• Transferred to Malta and Royal Navy, 1937.
• Chief Staff Officer to Governor and Commander in Chief, Malta, 1940.
• Planning Malta Combined Defense Scheme, rearmament of the Fortress and development of Co-ordinated Supply Scheme, 1940.
• Director-General, Middle East Supply Center and Principal Assistant to the United Kingdom Minister of State, 1942-1945.
• Co-ordination of civilian supply operations and military operations, Development of aid to Russia supply route, Establishment of anti-locust campaign, 1942.
• Allied Forces Headquarters for Special Duties in Greece, 1944-1945.
• Transferred to His Majesty's Treasury, 1945.
• Senior Deputy Director-General of UNRRA, 1945-1947, and in 1945 in charge of UNRRA's operations in Europe (including 8,500,000 displaced persons).
• Supervised transfer of UNRRA's residual functions to WHO, FAO, and assisted in establishment of IRO and International Children's Emergency Fund, 1947.
• Assistant Secretary-General for Co-ordination in the U.N., 1948.
• His Majesty's Treasury for duty with Lord President of Council, 1949.
• Permanent Secretary, Ministry of National Development, Australia, 1950-1952 (Snowy Mountain Scheme).
• Advisor to Government of India on Development Plans, 1952, 1957, and 1962-1963, and to Government of Pakistan, 1952.
• Chairman of Preparatory Commission for Volta River multipurpose project, Gold Coast, 1953-1956.
• Chairman, Development Commission, Ghana, 1956-1961.
• Organization of Royal Tours in Ghana, 1959 and 1961.
• Special Consultant to Administrator of U.N. Development Program, 1963-1971. .
• Commissioner in Charge of Survey of U.N. Development System, 1968-1971.
• Under Secretary-General in charge of U.N. Relief Operation in Bangladesh, 1972-1974.
• Author of: The Volta River Project (1956)
• The Capacity of the United Nations Development System (1969)
• Supervised transfer of UNRRA's residual functions to WHO, FAO, and assisted in establishment of IRO and International Children's Emergency Fund, 1947.
• Assistant Secretary-General for Co-ordination in the U.N., 1948.
• His Majesty's Treasury for duty with Lord President of Council, 1949.
• Permanent Secretary, Ministry of National Development, Australia, 1950-1952 (Snowy Mountain Scheme).
• Advisor to Government of India on Development Plans, 1952, 1957, and 1962-1963, and to Government of Pakistan, 1952.
• Chairman of Preparatory Commission for Volta River multipurpose project, Gold Coast, 1953-1956.
• Chairman, Development Commission, Ghana, 1956-1961.
• Organization of Royal Tours in Ghana, 1959 and 1961.
• Special Consultant to Administrator of U.N. Development Program, 1963-1971.
• Commissioner in Charge of Survey of U.N. Development System, 1968-1971.
• Under Secretary-General in charge of U.N. Relief Operation in Bangladesh, 1972-1974.
• Author of: The Volta River Project (1956)
• The Capacity of the United Nations Development System (1969)
   

• AARONSON, M. [U.S.]
  UNRRA Accountant
  
• ADAMS, Alexander A. [U.K.]
  U.K. Department of Overseas Trade, 1942-1944
  Secretary of Committee of Council for Europe of UNRRA, 1944-1945
  
• ALEKSEEV, Peter I. [U.S.S.R.]
  Chief of Mission in Czechoslovakia, May 16, 1945 - July 11, 1947
  
• ANKER, Desmond L. [U.S.].
  Chief of Liaison Mission to Luxemburg,October 15, 1945 - June 20, 1946
  
• BARAMOVSKY, A. M. (Ukraine)
  UNRRA Council Member, 1946-1947
  
• BRIGDEN, J. B. [Australia]
  UNRRA Council Member, 1946
  
• BURINSKI, Mikhail A. [U.S.S.R.]
  Special Assistant to Personal Representative of Director-General, F.R.O. May 15, 1945 - September 16, 1946
  Deputy Director-General, Bureau of Areas (Services), October 15, 1946 - August 5, 1947
  
• BURNETT, Henry M. [U.S.]
  Deputy Controller, E.R.O. December 12, 1946 - April 30, 1948
  
• CAIRNS, A. E. [U.K.]
  Member, UNRRA Council Committee on Policy, 1947
  
• CAUSTIN, Harold E. [U.K.]
  Assistant to the Director-General, July, 1944 - January, 194
  
• CILENTO, Sir Raphael [Australia]
  Director, Department of Refugees, U.N. 1945
  UNRRA Zone Director, British Occupicd Area of Germany, 1945-1946
  
• CLEVELAND, Harlan [U.S.]
  Member, U.S. Section, 3rd Session UNRRA Council, London, 1945
  Deputy Chief of Mission to Italy, 1946-1947
  Director of China Mission, May 1, 1947 - February 24, 1948
  
• COCHRANE, Robert L. [U.S.]
  Liaison Officer at Allied Forces Headquarters, Mediterranean, June 12, 1944 - October 1, 1945
  
• COHEN, Myer [U.S.]
  Director, Displaced Persons Division, January 1, 1946 - July 30, 1947Acting Chief, Displaced Persons Operation, Germany, September 20, 1946 - June 30, 1947
  
• CRAMER, Mr. [U.K.]
  Personnel Administrator, Displaced Persons Operations, E.R.O.
  
• DAVIDSON, Alfred E. [U.S.]
  General Counsel, November 8, 1945 - July 31, 1947
  
• DETCHIHATCHEF , Andrew [U.K.]
  Chief of Liaison Mission to the Netherlands, February 2, 1945 - April 1, 1947
  
• DIXON, Sir Francis (U.K.)
  Controller's Office, E.R.O.
  
• DRURY, Charles Mills (Canada)
  Chief of Mission to Poland, September 28, 1945 - February 20, 1947
  
• FAULKNER, Colonel [U.K.]
  Staff of Displaced Persons Operation, E.R.O.
  
• FELLER, Abraham H [U.S.]
  General Counsel, January 16, 1944 - November 8, 1945
  UNRRA Representative, International Labor Conference, 1944
  UNRRA Representative, BrettonWoods, 1944
  UNRRA Representative, U.N. San Francisco Conference, 1945
  
• FEONOV, Nicolai I. [U.S.S.R.]
  Deputy Director-General, Department of Supply, E.R.O. February 19, 1944 - January 12, 1946
  
• FONTAINE, S.
  Official of Displaced Persons Operation, E.R.O.
  
• FOX, Grace E . [U.S.]
  Archivist and Historian
  
• FRASER, Hon. William [U.K.]
  Chief of Liaison Mission to France, January 8, 1945 - March 15, 1947
  
• GALE, Sir Humfrey M. [ U.K.]
  Personal Representative of the Director-General in Charge of E.R.O. November 7, 1945 - July 15, 1947
  
• GIBBONS, Mary L. [U.S.]
  Deputy Director-General, Department of Relief Services, July 1, 1945 - December 1, 1946
  
• GILL, Corrington [U.S.]
  Deputy Director-General, Bureau of Finance and Administration, March 19, 1945 - March 31, 1946
  
• GOODMAN, Neville M. [U.K.]
  Director, Health Division, E.R.O. July 1, 1945 - November 30, 1946
  
• GUYLER, Alvin [U.S.]
  Administrator of Displaced Persons Operations in American Zone of Germany
  
• HALL, Alan [Australia]
  Acting Chief of Mission to Yugoslavia, . August, 1944 - June, 1945
  
• HASLER, William J. [U.K.]
  Acting Deputy Director-General, Department of Finance and Adminstration, E.R.O. September, 1945 - October, 1945
  
• HENDRICKSON, Roy F. [U.S.]
  Deputy Director-General, Bureau of Supply, January 6, 1944 -April 30, 1946
  
• HERBERT, Roscoe [U.K.]
  Assistant Deputy Director-General, Department of Supply, E.R.O. February, 1945 - January 31, 1947
  
• HUTCHINSON, Mrs. [U.K.]
  Executive Secretary, E.R.O.
  
• HYDE, H. Van Zile [U.S.]
  Director, Medical Division, Middle East Supply Center, 1944-1945
  Chief, Health Division, Balkan Mission, 1945
  Chief of Middle East Office, March 15, 1945 - July 13, 1945
  
• ILIUSCHENKO, Ivan A. [U.S.S.R.]
  Deputy Director-General, Department of Supply, E.R.O. November 1, 1946 - January 31, 1947
  
• KATZIN, Alfred G. [South Africa]
  Deputy Director-General, Department of Finance and Administration, E.R.O. May 10, 1945 - September 17, 1945
  Deputy Director-General and Chief Executive Officer, January 1, 1947 - April 24, 1947
  
• KEENY, Spurgeon M. [U.S.]
  Chief of Mission to Italy, June 24, 1944 - June 30, 1947
  
• KETTLE, Mr. [U.S.]
  Assistant to Director of Displaced Persons Operations, Germany
  
• LA GUARDIA, Fiorello H. [U.S.]
  Mayor of the City 4f New York, 1934-1945
  Director-General of UNRRA, April 1, 1946 - December, 1946
  
• LAUGHLIN, Anne [U.S.]
  Administrator, Granville Base Displaced Persons Operation, E.R.O.
  
• LE GROS, Mr.
  Supervisor of Financial Matters, Displaced Persons Operations, E.R.O.
  
• LEHMAN, Edith Altschul [v.S.]
  Wife of Director-General Herbert H. Lehman
  
• LEHMAN, Herbert H. (U.S.)
  Governor of New York, 1933-1942
  Director, U.S. Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation Operations [OFRRO], Department of State, 1942-1943
  Director-General of UNRRA, January 1, 1944 - March 31, 1946
  Honorary Director-General from April 1, 1946
  
• LEITH-ROSS, Sir Frederick [U.K.]
  Deputy Director-General, Department of Finance and Administration, E.R.O. January 1, 1944 - May, 1945
  Chairman, European Committee of UNRRA Council, 1945-1946
  
• LEVISON, George [U.S.]
  Special Assistant to Personal Representative of Director-General, E.R.O. May 14, 1945 - October 21, 1945
  
• LEWIS, Richard G. [U.K.]
  Deputy Director-General, Department of Finance and Administration, E.R.O. October 11, 1945 - July 15, 1947
  Personal Representative of the Director-General, E.R.O. July 16, 1947 - May 31, 1948
  
• LEWIS, Rundall M. [U.S.]
  UNRRA Administrator
  
• LILLY, Joseph [U.S.]
  Director, Public Information Division, April 8, 1946 - December 31, 1946
  
• LLOYD, Edward M. H. [U.K.]
  U.K. Principal Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Food, 1939-1942
  Economic Advisor to Minister of State, Middle East, 1942-1944
  UNRRA Economic and Financial Advisor for the Balkans, 1945
  U.N. Financial Administration Office, 1946-1947
  
• LUBBOCK, David
  UNRRA Planner for a "World Food Board," 1946
  
• MABEN, Buell F. [U.S.]
  Chief of Mission to Greece, May 17, 1945 - September 17, 1947
  
• MARTIN, Kevin J. [U.K.]
  Chief of Liason Mission to Norway, July 17, 1945 - February 19, 1946
  
• MAYCOCK, Thomas J. [U.S.]
  Archivist and Historian,
  
• MENSHIKOV, Michail A. [U.S.S.R.]
  Delegate to First UNRRA Conference, 1943
  Deputy Director-General Bureau of Areas (Services), January 17, 1944 - June 26, 1946
  Chief, Temporary Delegation to Poland, July 29, 1945 - September 1945
  U.S.S.R. Deputy Minister of Foreign Trade, 1946 - 1947
  
• MINC, Hilary (Poland)
  UNRRA Council Member, 1946
  
• MOONEY, George S. [Canada]
  Member, Canadian Committee on Reconstruction, 1943 - 1944
  Executive Secretary, Secretariat ERO, June 15, 1944 - December 1, 1945
  
• MORGAN, Sir Frederick E. [U.K.]
  Chief, Displaced Persons Operations, Germany, October 1, 1945 -August 27, 1946
  
• MORHANGE, A. [France]
  Financial Advisor, E.R.O., March 1, 1944 - September 30, 1947
  
• NORBORG, C.S. [U.S.]
  Chief of Liason Mission to Denmark, June 13, 1945 - September 3, 1945
  
• NUGENT, Rolf [U.S.]
  Chief Supply Officer in Yugoslavia, 1945
  
• OAKLEY-HILL, Dayrell R. [U.K.]
  Chief of Mission to Albania, March 15, 1945 - May 6, 1946
  
• PARMINTER, Reginald H.R. [U.K.]
  Chief of Operations in Austria, September 11, 1945 - July 30, 1947
  Member of U.N. Secretariat, 1948
  
• PHILIPPS, Tracy [U.K.]
  Chief, Planning Section, Displaced Persons Division, 1944 - 1945
  
• PICKARD, C.S. [U.K.]
  Assistant to Director, Balkan Mission E.R.O.
  Special Assistant to Director, Displaced Persons Operations, E.R.O.
  
• PLACE, Mr. [U.K.]
  Financial Administrator, Displaced Persons Operations, E.R.O.
  
• POLAK, Jacques J. !Netherlands]
  Financial Advisor, February 1, 1946 - December 31, 1946
  
• POUZADOUX, M. [France]
  Administrator, French Zone of Germany Displaced Persons Operations, E.R.O.
  
• REID, Sir George T. [U.K.]
  Director, Welfare Division E.R.O., September 21, 1944 - October 31, 1945
  
• RHATIGAN, Edward E. [U.S.]
  Acting Deputy Director-General, Department of Areas, E.R.O., July 1944 - February 1, 1945
  Acting Chief of Displaced Persons Operations, Germany E.R.O., February 1945 - September 1945
  Deputy Director-General, Department of Operations E.R.O., February 1, 1945 - September 1945
  
• ROOKS, Lowell W. [U.S.]
  Deputy Director-General and Chief Executive Officer, January 1, 1946 - December 31, 1946
  Director-General, January 1, 1947 - September 30, 1948
  
• SAUL, Richard E. [U.K,.]
  UNRRA Liason Officer with Allied Forces, Mediterranean, September 15, 1945 - August 28, 1946
  Chief of Trieste Office and Chairman of Port of Trieste Committee, August 28, 1946 - October 31, 1947
  
• SAYRE, Francis Bowes [U.S.]
  Diplomatic Advisor, January 1, 1944 - February 17, 1947
  
• SCHAAF, C. Hart [U.S.]
  Assistant Deputy Director-General, Department of Supply E.R.O., March 1946 - January 31, 1947
  Chief, Department of Supply E.R.O., February 1, 1947 - June 30, 1947
  
• SCHACHTER, Oscar [U.S.]
  U.S. Department of State Advisor on Wartime Economic Controls and European Liberated Areas, 1942 - 1943
  
• UNRRA Assistant General Counsel, 1944 - 1946
  Drafting Officer, UNRRA Council Sessions, 1944 - 1945
  Legal Advisor, UNRRA Delegation to U.S.S.R. and Poland, 1945
  
• SCOTT, Thomas T. [U.K.]
  Director, Displaced Persons Division E.R.O., April 11, 1944 - November 9, 1945
  
• SERGEIC, Michail A. [U.S.S.R.]
  Chief of Mission to Yugoslavia, May 18, 1945 - June 20, 1947
  
• SIMON, Manfred [France]
  Chief of Liason Mission to Luxemburg, October, 1944 - October 14, 1945
  
• SPAETH, Carl B. [U.S.]
  Assistant Diplomatic Advisor, February 1945 - September 1945
  
• SWERDLOW, Irving
  Deputy Controller, E.R.O.
  
• TOPPING, Andrew [U.K.]
  Director, Health Division E.R.O., April 1, 1944 - July 1, 1945
  Assistant Deputy Director-General, Department of Relief Services, E.R.O., July 1, 1945 - December 1, 1946
  
• TYLER, ROYALL [U.S.]
  Liason Officer in Switzerland, May 16, 1944 - August 31, 1947
  
• VACHER, M. [France]
  Assistant Administrator, Granville Base, E.R.O.
  
• VAN HYNING, Conrad [U.S.]
  Director, Displaced Persons Division, E.R.O., October 1945 - April 30, 1946
  
• WARD, Dudley [U.K.]
  General Counsel E.R.O., May 17, 1945 - May 31, 1948
  
• WASSON, Elgin E. (Canada)
  Chief, Department of Supply, E.R.O., July 1, 1947 - March 31, 1948
  
• WEINTRAUB, David [U.S.]
  Secretary, Committee on Supplies, 1944 - 1946
  Chief, Bureau of Supply, May 25, 1945 - April 30, 1946
  Deputy Director-General, Bureau of Supply, May 1, 1946 - July 8, 1946
  
• WELK, William G.
  E.R.O. Official
  
• WHITE, Paul F. [U.S.]
  Chief of Mission to the Ukraine, August 1, 1946 - August 1, 1947
  
• WOODBRIDGE, George [U.S.]
  Special Assistant to Personal Representative of the Director-General, E.R.O., October 1, 1945 - September 1, 1946
  Chief Historian from 1946
  
• WRATHALL, William P. (U.K.)
  Chief of Liason Mission to Belgium, April 20, 1945 - April 30, 1946
  
• XANTHAKY, George (v.s. )
  Chief, Office of Country Mission Affairs, May 7, 1945 - January 1946
  
• YOUNGER, Hon. Kenneth [U.K.]
  Chairman, UNRRA Committee of Council for Europe, 1946 - 1947

• ACHESON, Dean G.
  U.S. Assistant Secretary of State, 1941-1944
  Under Secretary of State, 1945-1947
  Secretary of State, 1949-1953
  
• AFRICA, Bernarbe
  Acting Foreign Minister of the Philippines, 1947
  
• AGGRADI, Ferrari
  Secretary-General, Italian Committee for Reconstruction, 1947
  
• ALA, Hussein
  Iranian Ambassador to the U.S. 1945-1950
  
• ALEMAN, Miguel V.
  President of Mexico, 1947
  
• ANDERSON, Clinton P.
  U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, 1945-1948
  Senator, 1948
  
• ANDREWS, Harry T.
  Head, South African War Supply Mission, Washington, 1942-1945
  South African Ambassador to the U.S. 1945-1949
  South African Permanent Representative to the U.N. 1946-1949
  
• ATLEE, Clement R.
  U.K. Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs, 1942-1943
  Lord President of Council, 1943-1945
  Deputy Prime Minister, 1942-1945
  Prime Minister, 1945-1951
  
• BARMET, Sir G. R.
  Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man, 1947
  
• BEARD, N. T.
  Member of Finance and Economic Sub-Commission of the Allied Commission in Italy, 1945
  
• BENES, Edvard
  President of Czechoslovakia, 1947
  
• BENNETT, Sir John
  U.K. Minister to Bulgaria, 1947-1949
  
• BERENDSEN, Sir Carl
  New Zealand Secretary of External Affairs, 1928-194
  New Zealand High Commissioner in Australia, 1943-1944
  New Zealand Minister to the U.S. 1944-1948
  New Zealand Ambassador to the U.S. 1948-1952
  
• BETANCOURT, Rornulo
  President of Venezuela, 1947
  
• BEVIN, Ernest
  U.K. Foreign Secretary, 1946
  
• BJOERNSSON, Sveinn
  President of Iceland, 1947
  
• BLOOM, Sol
  U.S. Congressman
  Delegate to the U.N. 1946
  Chairman of the U.N. Committee for UNRRA, 1946
  
• BLUMBERG, Hyman
  U.S. Labor Union Official (Amalgamated Clothing Workers)
  Union Representative, Quartermaster-General's Office, Assisting Uniform Production, 1941-1945
  
• BRIDGES, Sir.Edward E.
  U.K. Secretary of the Cabinet, 1938-1946
  Permanent Secretary to the Treasury, 1945-1948
  
• BUSTAMENTE Y RIVERO, Jose Luis
  President of Peru, 1945-1948
  
• BYRNES, James F.
  U.S. Director of Economic Stabilization, October, 1942 - May, 1943
  Director of War Mobilization, May, 1943 - June, 1945
  Secretary of State, July, 1945 - January, 1947
  
• CANNON, Clarence
  U.S. Congressman and Parliamentarian of the House, 1945-1948
  
• CASTRO, Hector David
  Salvadorian Ambassador to the U.S. 1943-1944, 1947
  Governor of International Monetary Fund and International Bank for Reconstruction, 1944
  Delegate to UNRRA Council Meetings, 1946
  
• CHARLES, J. H. D.
  Haitian Ambassador to the U.S. 1947
  
• CHENNAULT, Claire
  Founder of Flying Tigers,and China Airline
  
• CLARK, George
  Director, U.K. Economic Mission to Greece, 1945-1946
  
• CLAY, Lucius D.
  U.S. Assistant Chief of Staff for Materiel, Service of Supply, and Deputy Director for War Programs, 1944
  Deputy to General Eisenhower, 1945
  Deputy Military Governor, U.S. Occupation Zone of Germany, 1946
  Military Governor, U.S. Occupation Zone of Germany, and Commanderin-Chief, U.S. Forces in Europe, 1947-1949
  
• CLAYTON, Sir I. N.
  U.K. Advisor on Arab Affairs to Minister of State, 1943-1945
  Head of British Middle East Office, 1946-1948
  
• CLAYTON, William L.
  U.S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce, 1942-1944
  Administrator, Surplus War Property Administration, 1944
  Assistant Secretary of State, 1944-1945
  Under-Secretary of State of Economic Affairs, 1945-1947
  
• COLLADO, Emilio
  U.S. Economic Advisor and Special Assistant to Under-Secretary of State, 1938-1946
  Executive Director, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1946-1947
  
• CONNALLY, Tom
  U.S. Senator, Member, Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
  
• CRUMP, Edward R.
  U.S. Democratic Political "Boss" of Memphis, Tennessee
  
• DE BIANCHI, Joao
  Portuguese Ambassador to the U.S. 1947
  
• DE GASPERI, Alcide
  Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1944-1946
  Prime Minister from December, 1945
  
• DORT, Dallas
  U.S. State Department Representative, UNRRA Council, 1946
  
• EATON, Charles A.
  U.S. Congressman, Chairman of the House Foreign Relations Committee, 1947
  
• EISENHOWER, Dwight D.
  Commanding General, Allied Powers in Europe, 1943-1945
  U.S. Army Chief of Staff, 1945-1948
  
• EVERTS, F. E. C.
  Netherlands Delegate to the U.N. 1946
  
• FERNANDEZ, Raul
  Brazilian Foreign Minister, 1947
  
• FIGL, Leopold
  Chancellor of Austria, 1947
  
• FITZGERALD, Dennis A.
  U.S. Deputy Director of Food Production Administration, 1943-1945
  Director of the Office of Requirements and Allocations, 1945-1946
  Secretary-General of the International Emergency Food Council, 1946-1948
  
• FITZPATRICK, Paul
  New York State Democratic Party Chairman, 1946
  
• FRAZER, Peter
  New Zealand Prime Minister, 1947
  
• CRUMP, Edward R.
  U.S. Democratic Political "Boss" of Memphis, Tennessee
  
• DE BIANCHI, Joao
  Portuguese Ambassador to the U.S. 1947
  
• DE GASPERI, Alcide
  Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1944-1946
  Prime Minister from December, 1945
  
• DORT, Dallas
  U.S. State Department Representative, UNRRA Council, 1946
  
• EATON, Charles A.
  U.S. Congressman, Chairman of the House Foreign Relations Committee, 1947
  
• EISENHOWER, Dwight D.
  Commanding General, Allied Powers in Europe, 1943-1945
  U.S. Army Chief of Staff, 1945-1948
  
• EVERTS, F. E. C.
  Netherlands Delegate to the U.N. 1946
  
• FERNANDEZ, Raul
  Brazilian Foreign Minister, 1947
  
• FIGL, Leopold
  Chancellor of Austria, 1947
  
• FITZGERALD, Dennis A.
  U.S. Deputy Director of Food Production Administration, 1943-1945
  Director of the Office of Requirements and Allocations, 1945-1946
  Secretary-General of the International Emergency Food Council, 1946-1948
  
• FITZPATRICK, Paul
  New York State Democratic Party Chairman, 1946
  
• FRAZER, Peter
  New Zealand Prime Minister, 1947
  
• FRIER, Julio Ortega
  Dominican Ambassador to the U.S. 1947
  
• GOULD, Lincoln
  U.S. Journalist, Correspondent for Washington Evening Star, 1946
  
• GRIGG, Sir James
  U.K. Secretary of State for War, 1942-1945
  Executive Director of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1946-1947
  
• GROMYKO, Andrei A.
  Counselor, U.S.S.R. Embassy to the U.S., 1939-1943
  Ambassador to the-U.S., 1943-1946
  U.S.S.R. Representative, U.N. Security Council, 1946-1948
  Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1947-1952
  
• GAUCHALLA, Luis Fernando
  Bolivian Foreign Minister, 1947
  
• HANKEY, Sir Robert
  U.K. Diplomat, serving in Poland, Rumania and Egypt
  
• HASSAN, Mahmoud
  Egyptian Ambassador to the U.S. 1947
  
• HILLMAN, Sidney
  U.S. Labor Leader
  
• HOOVER, Herbert C.
  U.S. President, 1929-1933
  Coordinator of European Food Program, 1947
  Chairman of the Commission for the Reorganization of the Executive Branch, 1947-1949
  
• IBARRA, Velasco
  President of Ecuador, 1947
  
• IMRU, Ras H. S.
  Ethiopian Minister to the U.S. 1946-1949
  Ambassador to the U.S. 1949-1953
  
• JACKLING, Roger W.
  Second Secretary, U.K. Embassy to the U.S. 1943-1944
  First Secretary, 1945
  U.K. Foreign Office, 1947
  
• KLEINWAECHTER, Ludwig
  Austrian Minister to the U.S. 1947
  
• KOBUSHKO, Valentine
  U.S.S.R. Representative on the U.N. Committee of Ten, 1947
  
• KONDERSKI, Waclaw
  Chairman, U.N. General Assembly Second Committee, 1947
  
• KRAFT, Ole
  Danish Delegate to the U.N. 1946
  
• KROCK, Arthur
  U.S. Journalist, Washington Correspondent for >New York Times,
  
• LANGE, Oskar
  Professor of Economics, University of Chicago, 1943-1945
  Polish Ambassador to the U.S. 1945-1946
  Polish Representative on the U.N. Security Council, 1946-1947
  
• LAUGIER, Henri
  Director-General of Cultural Relations, French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1944-1946
  U.N. Assistant Secretary-General for Social Affairs, 1946
  
• LAW, Richard K.
  U.K. Minister of State, 1943-1945
  Minister of Education, 1945
  Chairman, Council of British Societies for Relief Abroad, 1945-1949
  
• LEEPER, Sir Reginald
  U.K. Ambassador to Greece, 1943-1946
  
• LEONTIC, Mr.
  Yugoslav Delegate to the U.N. 1946
  
• LIE, Trygve
  Norwegian Special Envoy to the U.S. 1943
  Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1945
  Secretary-General of the U.N. from 1946
  
• LYTTELTON, Sir Oliver
  U.K. Minister of State and Member of War Cabinet, 1941-1942
  Minister of Production and Member of War Cabinet, 1942-1945
  Minister of Production and President, Board of Trade, May-July, 1945
  
• MABANE, William
  U.K. Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Food, 1942-1945
  Minister of State, 1945
  
• MCDOUGALL, Frank L.
  Australian Economic Advisor in London for the Commonwealth Government
  
• MCNEIL, Hector
  U.K. Parliamentary Private Secretary to P. J. Noel-Baker,
  Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of War Transport, 1942-1945
  Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State Foreign Office, 19451946
  Minister of State, 1946-1948
  
• MAJER, Vaclav
  Czechoslovakia Minister of Supply, 1947
  
• MARRIS, Adam Denzil
  U.K. Secretary-General Emergency Economic Committee for Europe, 1945-1946
  Deputy Leader U.K. Delegation to Marshall Plan Conference and Washington Conference for European Economic Cooperation, 1947.
  
• MARSHALL, George C.
  U.S. Army Chief of Staff, 1939-1945
  Secretary of State, 1947-1949
  
• MARTIN, Paul
  Canadian Secretary of State, 1945
  Canadian Delegate to U.N., 1946-1947
  Canadian Minister of Health and Welfare, 1946-1947
  
• MAXIMOS, Demetrios
  Prime Minister of Greece, 1947
  
• MEAD, James G.
  U.S. Senator from New York
  
• MEYER, Eugene
  Editor and Publisher "Washington Post," 1940-1946
  President, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1946
  Vice-Chairman, President Truman's Famine Emergency Committee, 1946
  Member Citizen's Food Committee, 1947
  
• MIKOYAN, A.I.
  U.S.S.R. Vice-Chairman Council Peoples' Commisars, 1937-1946
  Minister for Foreign Trade, 1946-1949
  
• MONSKY, Henry
  U.S. Jewish Religious Leader
  
• MO RA, Jose A.
  Uruguay Delegate to U.N., 1945-1946
  Uruguay Minister to U.S.A., 1946
  
• MORGENSTIERNE, Wilhelm T.M.
  Norwegian Ambassador to U.S.A., 1942
  Dean of Diplomatic Corps, Washington, 1948
  Delegate to UNRRA Councils, 1943, 1944, 1946
  
• MORGENTHAU, Henry, Jr.
  U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, 1934-1945
  
• MOROZOV, A.P.
  U.S.S.R. Delegate to the U.N., 1946
  
• MOUNTBATTEN, Viscount
  Supreme Allied Commander, South East Asia, 1943-1946
  Viceroy of India, 1947
  Governor-General of India, 1947-1948
  
• MUNIZ, Joao Carlos
  Brazilian Delegate to U.N., 1946
  
• NICHOLSON, Edward Max
  U.K. Head of Allocation of Tonnage Division, Ministry of War Transport, 1942-1945
  Secretary of Office of Lord President of the Council, 1945-1952
  
• NIETO DEL RIO, Felix
  Chile Delegate to U.N., 1945-1946
  Ambassador to U.S., 1947
  
• NOEL-BAKER, P.J.
  U.K. Parliamentary Secretary to Ministry of War Transport, 19421945
  Minister of State, 1945-1946
  Secretary of State for Air, 1946-1947
  
• NOVITSKY, Grygory
  Byelorussian Delegate to U.N., 1946
  
• ORDING, Aake A.
  Norwegian Delegate to U.N., 1946
  
• ORR, Sir John Boyd
  Director-General, U.N. Food and Agricultural Organization, 1945-1948
  
• OWEN, A. David K.
  Member, U.K. Delegation to U.N. Conferences, 1945-1946
  Executive Assistant to Secretary-General, U.N., February 1946April 1946
  U.N. Assistant Secretary-General in charge of Economic Affairs Department from May, 1946
  
• PEARSON, Lester B.
  Minister-Counsellor Canadian Legation, Washington, 1942
  Chairman, U.N. Interim Committee on Food and Agriculture, 1943
  Canadian Delegate to UNRRA Conference, 1944
  Chairman, Committee on Supplies for UNRRA and Canadian Representative at UNRRA conferences, 1944-1946
  Canadian Ambassador to U.S., 1945-1946
  Canadian Undersecretary of State for External Affairs, 1946-1948
  
• PENSON, John H.
  Secretary-General, British Supply Mission in U.S., 1944-1945
  Attache, British Embassy, Washington, 1947-1953
  
• PICADO, Teodoro
  President of Costa Rica, 1947
  
• POPE PIUS XII
  Became Pope in 1938; Died in 1958
  
• RAJCHMAN, Ludwik
  Polish Delegate to U.N., 1946
  
• RENDEL, Sir George
  U.K. Ambassador to Yugoslavia, 1941-1943
  U.K. Acting Undersecretary of State in Foreign Office and Representative on European Committee of UNRRA,1944-1947
  U.K. Delegate tO,UNRRA Council Meetings, 1945-1947
  
• RIDDELL, R.G.
  Canadian Delegate to U.N., 1946
  
• RITCHIE, A.E.
  U.N. Official Liason Officer with Committee on UNRRA, 1946
  
• RYTER, Joseph F.
  U.S. Congressman from Connecticut
  House Foreign Affairs Committee Delegate to World Food Conference, Geneva, 1946
  
• SCHNEITER, Pierre
  Deputy in French National Assembly, 1945-1946
  Undersecretary of State for Foreign Affairs, February 1946-December 1946
  Secretary of State for German and Austrian Affairs, November 1947-July 1948
  
• SEVILLA-SACASA, Guillermo
  Nicaraguan Ambassador to U.S. from 1943
  
• SHANNON, William V.
  U.S. Journalist, Washington Correspondent "New York Post," 1951-1964
  Researched for proposed biography of Herbert H. Lehman, 1950-1951
  
• SILVERCRUYS, Baron [Robert]
  Belgian Minister to Canada, 1937-1944
  Ambassador to Canada, 1944-1945
  Ambassador to U.S. from 1945
  
• SLAVIK, Juraj
  Czechoslovakian Ambassador to U.S., 1947
  
• SMITH, Wilson
  U.K. Treasury Office
  
• SPAAK, Paul Henri
  Belgian Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1939-1945
  Deputy Prime Minister, 1945-1946
  Prime Minister, 1946
  Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1946-1950
  Prime Minister, March 1947-1950
  
• STALIN, J.V.
  U.S.S.R. Chairman of Council of Ministers
  
• STAMPAR, Andrija
  U.N. Secretariat Official, 1946
  
• STEVENSON, Adlai E.
  U.S. Delegate to U.N., 1946
  
• SZRENTIC, V.
  Yugoslav Delegate to U.N., 1946
  
• TARCHIANI, Alberto
  Italian Ambassador to U.S. from 1945
  
• TRUJILLO, Rafael L.
  President of Dominican Republic, 1947
  
• TRUMAN, Harry S.
  U.S. President, 1945-1953
  
• VANDENBERG, Arthur H.
  U.S. Senator, 1928-1953
  Member, Senate Foreign Relations Committee
  
• VARGAS, Richardo Martinez
  Bolivian Ambassador to U.S., 1947
  
• VARLEY, F.
  U.N. Secretariat Offic.i<hl, 1946
  
• VARVARESSOS, Kyriakos
  Greek Delegate to U.N., 1946
  
• WELLS, Percy L.
  U.K. Parliamentary Private Secretary to Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, 1945-1951
  Alternate U.K. Delegate to U.N. General Assembly, 1946
  
• WEMYSS, H.E.B.
  U.K. War Office Official, 1945
  
• WINANT, John G.
  U.S. Ambassador to the U.K.
  
• WINIEWIEZ, Jozef
  Polish Ambassador to U.S., 1947
  
• WISE, Stephen S.
  U.S. Jewish Community Leader
  Rabbi, New York Free Synagogue
  
• WOOD, C. Tyler
  Special Assistant to U.S.Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs and Alternate U.S. Member of UNRRA Council, 1945-1946
  Deputy to U.S. Assistant Secretary of State, 1947-1948
  
• WRONG, H. Hume
  Canadian Undersecretary of State for External Affairs, 1944-1946
  Canadian Ambassador to U.S. from 1946
  

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