Documents on Korea-United States relations 1943-1965

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Foreword = ⅲ
• PART I Principal Documents
• Ⅰ. Liberation and Division of Korea = 3
• 1. The Cairo Declaration, December 1, 1943 = 3
• 2. The Potsdam Proclamation, July 26, 1945[Extracts] = 3
• 3. Proclamation No. 1, General Headquarters, U.S. Army Forces, Pacific, September 7, 1945[Extracts] = 4
• 4. Statement by U.S. President Truman concerning the Liberation of Korea, September 18, 1945 = 5
• Ⅱ. U.S.-Soviet Negotiations on Korean Unification, 1945-1947 = 7
• 5. The Moscow Agreement, December 27, 1945(Extracts) = 7
• 6. Statement by Head of the U.S. Delgation, U.S.-Soviet Joint Commission, March 11, 1946 = 8
• 7. Letter from U.S. Secretary of State Marshall to Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov, April 8, 1947 = 10
• 8. Report of the U.S. Delegation on Disagreements in the U.S.-Soviet Joint Commission, July 1947 = 12
• 9. Letter from U.S, Acting Secretary of State Lovett to Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov, August 26, 1947 = l7
• 10. Letter from U.S. Acting Secretary of State Lovett to Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov, September17, 1947 = 19
• 11. Letter from U.S. Acting Secretary of State Lovett to Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov, October 18, 1947 = 20
• Ⅲ. Early Efforts at Korean Unification, 1947-1950 = 21
• 12. Address by U.S. Secretary of State Marshall before the U.N. General Assembly, September 17, 1947 [Extract] = 21
• 13. Address by U.S. Representative Dulles before the U.N. General Assembly, November 13, 1947 = 22
• 14. General Assembly Resolution 112(ll) providing for Korean Independence and establishing U. N. Temporary Commission on Korea(UNTCOK), November 14, 1947 = 26
• 15. United States Policy toward new Korean Government, August 12, 1948 = 27
• 16. U.S. Statement on the Withdrawal of Occupation Forces from Korea, September 20, 1948 = 29
• 17. U.S. Note to the Soviet Union regarding the Withdrawal of Occupation Forces from Korea, September 28, 1948 = 29
• 18. General Assembly Resolution 195(111) declaring Republic of Korea Government as the only lawful Government in Korea and establishing U.N. Commission on Korea(UNCOK), December 12, 1948 = 30
• 19. White House Statement announcing U.S. Recognition of the Republic of Korea, January 1, 1949 = 32
• 20. Message from U.S. President Truman to the Congress regarding Economic Assistance to the Republic of Korea, June 7, 1949 = 32
• 21. Statement by U.S. Department of State on the Withdrawal of U.S. Troops from Korea, June 8, 1949 = 36
• 22. Report of the U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Economic Assistance to certain Areas in the Far East, extract relating to Korea, February 1, 1950 = 37
• 23. U.S. Far Eastern Economic Assistance Act of 1950, approved on February 14, 1950, and amended on June 5, 1950 = 45
• Ⅳ. Korean War, 1950-1953 = 47
• 24. Telegram from the American Ambassedor in Korea, to U.S. Secretary of State Acheson, June 25, 1950 = 47
• 25. Letter from the U.S. Deputy Representative Gross at the United Nations, to U.N. Secretary-General June 25, 1950 = 47
• 26. Statement by the Deputy Representative Gross before the U.N. Security Council, June 25, 1950 [Extract] = 48
• 27. Message from the Korean National Assembly to the President and the Congress of the United States, June 26, 1950 = 51
• 28. Statement by U.S. President Truman concerning North Korean Aggreession, June 26, 1950 = 51
• 29. Statement by U.S. President Truman regarding U.S. Military Support to the Republic of Korea Forces, June 27, 1950 = 52
• 30. Security Council Resolution(S / 1511) calling for U.N. Assistance to Republic of Korea to Repel North Korean Aggression, June 27, 1950 = 53
• 31. Statement by U.S. President Truman regarding Korean Situation, June 30, 1950 = 53
• 32. Security Council Resolution(S / 1588) establishing a Unified Command for U.N. Forces in Korea, July 7, 1950 = 54
• 33. General Assembly Resolution 376(V) recommending Measures for Korean Unification and establishing U.N Commission for the Unification and Rehabilitation of Korea(UNCURK), October 7, 1950 = 54
• 34. Communique by the Commander-in-Chief, United Nations Command, Reporting Communist Chinese Intervention in the Korean War, November 6, 1950 = 56
• 35. Communique by Commander-in-Chief, United Nations Command, regarding Extent of the Communist Chinese Intervention in Korea, November 28, 1950 = 57
• 36. Statement by U.S. Secretary of State Acheson on the "Five Principles," January 17, 1951 = 58
• 37. Statement by U. S. Representative Austin before the First Committee of the U. N. General Assembly, January 24, 1951 = 60
• 38. Statement by U. S Department of State on the Views expressed by Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Gromyko regarding an Armistice in Korea, June 28, 1951 = 65
• 39. Exchange on Armistice Discussion between General Ridgway, Commander-in-Chief, United Nations Command, and the Communists, June 19, 1951 = 65
• 40. Statement by U.S. Secretary of State Acheson on the Withdrawal of Foreign Troops from Korea after an Armistice, July 19, 1951 = 66
• 41 Statement by U.S. Secretary of Defense Marshall on Truce Negotiations, July 24, 1951 = 67
• 42. Statement by General Bradley, Chairman, U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, January 14, 1952 = 68
• 43. Statement by U.S. President Truman on Armistice Negotiations, May 7, 1952 = 70
• 44. United States Non-Military Assistance to the Republic of Korea, July 1, 1945-March 31, 1953 = 71
• 45. Statement by the U.S. Department of State on Exchange of Prisoners of War, May 7, 1953 = 72
• 46. Statement by U.S. President Eisenhower, May 26, 1953 = 73
• 47. Letter from Korean President Rhee to U.S. President Eisenhower, May 30, 1953 = 73
• 48. Letter from U.S. President Eisenhower to Korean President Rhee on proposed Armistice, June 6, 1953 = 76
• 49. Letter from Korean Foreign Minister Pyun to General Clark, Commander-in-Chief, United Nations Command, June 50, 1953 = 78
• 50. Unified Command Statement on the Release of Anti-Communist Prisoners of War by the Republic of Korea, June 18, 1953 = 80
• 51. Letter from Korean President Rhee to U.S. President Eisenhower, June 19, 1953 = 81
• 52. Letter from General Clark, Commander-in-Chief, United Nations Command, to the Communists, June 29, 1953 = 83
• 53. Joint Statement issued at Seoul by Korean President Rhee and U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs Robertson, July 11, 1953 = 85
• 54. Korean Armistice Agreement, July 27, 1953 = 86
• 55. Statement by U.S. President Eisenhower to the Nation, July 26, 1953 = 111
• 56. The Sixteen-Nation Declaration issued at Washington on the Conclusion of Armistice Agreement, July 27, 1953 = 112
• 57. Message from U.S. President Eisenhower to the Congress requesting Appropriations for Rehabilitation and Economic support of the Republic of Korea, July 27, 1953 = 113
• 58. Statement by U.S. Secretary of State Dulles, July 28, 1953 = 115
• 59. Statement by U.S. Secretary of State Dulles upon Departure for Korea, August 2, 1953 = 116
• 60. Joint Statement issued at Seoul by Korean President Rhee and U.S. Secretary of State Dulles regarding Post-Armistice Korea-U.S. Policy, August 7, 1953 = 117
• 61. Summary of the Armistice Negotiations : Special Report of the United Nations Command to the U.N. Secretary-General, August 7, 1953 = 119
• 62. Statement by U.S. Department of State on Return of Prisoners of War, August 8, 1953 = 130
• 63. Proposals submitted by the U.S. Representative Dean at the Korean Political Conference Preparatory Talks at Panmunjom, December 8, 1953 = 130
• 64. Address by the U.S. Representative Dean on the Breakdown of the Korean Political Conference Preparatory Talks, December 21, 1953 = 133
• 65. Communique on the Korean Political Conference issued at the Berlin Foreign Ministers Conference, February 18, 1954 = 137
• 66. Geneva Conference : Statement by U.S. Secretary of State Dulles, April 28, 1954 = 137
• 67. Geneva Conference : Statement by U.S. Under Secretary of State Smith, May 28, 1954 = 144
• 68. Geneva Conference : Statement by U.S. Under Secretary of State Smith, June 5, 1954 = 146
• 69. Geneva Conference : Statement by U.S. Under Secretary of State Smith, June 15, 1954 = 147
• 70. Geneva Conference : Statement by U.S. Under Secretary of State Smith, June 15, 1954 = 148
• 71. The Sixteen Nation Declaration issued at the Close of the Korean Political Conference at Geneva, June 15, 1954 = 149
• 72. Joint Statement issued at Washington by Korean President Rhee and V.S. President Eisenhower, July 31, 1954 = 150
• 73. Report from the U.N. Members which participated in the U.N. Action in Korea and attended the Korean Political Conference at Geneva addressed to the Secretary General, November 11, 1954 = 150
• Ⅴ. Korean Unification Issue, 1955-1959 = 157
• 74. Report of the Unified Command to the U.N. on the Neutral . Nations Supervisory Commission, August 16, 1956 = 157
• 75. Letter from U.S. Secretary of State to Korean Ambassador at Washington on Interpretation of Article 4 of the Japansese Peace Treaty with respect to Korean-Japanese Claims Settlement, April 29, 1957 = 161
• 76. Report of the Unified Command to the U.N. regarding Action taken to maintain Military Balance in Korea, August 9, 1957 = 163
• 77. Letter from Korean Ambassador at Washington to U.S. Secretary of State concerning Korean Position on Unificatoin, March 23, 1958 = 166
• 78. Letter from U.S. Representative on behalf of Unified Command to U.N. Secretary-General, December 22, 1958 = 167
• 79. Statement by U.S. Delegate Robertson before the First Committee of the U.N. General Assembly, November 23, 1959 = 169
• Ⅵ. Post Revolution Developments, 1960-1965 = 179
• 80. Statement by U.S. Department of State concerning Korean Public Unrest, April 19, 1960 = 179
• 81. Joint Communique issued at Seoul by Korean Prime Minister Huh Chung and U.S. President Eisenhower. June 20, 1960 = 179
• 82. Joint Statement issued at Washington by Korean Foreign Minister Chung and U.S. Secretary of State Herter, November 10, 1960 = 181
• 83. Speech by U.S. Representative Stevenson before the First Committee, 15th Session of the U.N. General Assembly, [Excerpt], April 12, 1961 = 181
• 84. Statement by U.S. State Department on Military Revolution, May 22, 1961 = 183
• 85. Joint Communique issued at Washington by Korean Chairman Park and U.S. President Kennedy, November 14, 1961 = 184
• 86. Joint ROK-U.S. Statement on Resumption of Negotiation of Status of Forces Agreement, September 6, 1962 = 185
• 87. Speech by U.S. Representative Cook before the First Committee, 18th Session of the General Assembly December 10, 1963 = 186
• 88. Joint Communique by Korean President Park and U.S. Secretary of State Rusk at Seoul, January 29, 1964 = 188
• 89. Joint Statement by Korean Foreign Minister Lee and U.S. Ambassador Brown at Seoul, August 17, 1964 = 189
• 90. Joint Statement by Korean Foreign Minister Lee and U.S. Assistant Secretary of. State for Far Eastern Affairs Bundy at Seoul, October 3, 1964 = 190
• 91. Joint Statement by Korean Foreign Minister Lee and U.S. Secretary of State Rusk, at Washington, March 17, 1965 = 191
• PART Ⅱ Treaties And Agreements
• Ⅰ. Political Affairs = 195
• 1. Arrangement relating to the Transfer of Authority to the Government of the Republic of Korea and the Withdrawal of U.S. Occupation Forces(Exchange of Notes), August 9, 1948 and August 11, 1948 = 195
• Ⅱ. Military and Security Affairs = 197
• 2. Executive Agreement concerning Interim Military and Security Matters during the Transitional Period, August 24, 1948 = 197
• 3. Agreement on Mutual Defense Assistance, January 26, 1950 = 200
• 4. Agreement for the Establishment of the U.S. Military Advisory Group to the Republic of Korea, January 26, 1950 and Amendment thereto, October 21, 1960 = 202
• 5. Agreement concerning Jurisdiction over Offences by the U.S. Forces in Korea(Exchange of Notes), July 12, 1950 = 209
• 6. Assignment of Command Authority over all Korean Forces to Commander-in-Chief, Unified Command, July 14, and 18, 1950 = 210
• 7. Agreement regarding Expenditures by Forces under Command of the Commanding General, Armed Forces of the Member States of the United Nations, July 28, 1950 = 212
• 8. Agreement relating to the Assurances required by U,5. Mutual Security Act(Exchange of Notes), January 4, 1952, January 7, 1952 = 215
• 9. Mutual Defense Treaty, October 1, 1953 = 217
• 10. Agreement relating to the Procedures for the Disposition of Military Equipment and Materials(Exchange of Notes), May 28, 1956 and July 2, 1956 = 219
• Ⅲ. Economic Affairs = 221
• 11. Agreement providing for an Initial Financial and Property Settlement, September 11, 1948 = 221
• 12. Agreement on Aid, December 10, 1949 = 230
• 13. Agreement on Economic Coordination(ROK-US as Unified Command), May 24, 1952(Excerpts) = 237
• 14. Agreed Minute relating to Continued Cooperation in Economic and Military Matters, November 17, 1954 and Amendments thereto, August 12, 1955 and January 30, 1962 = 237
• 15. Treaty of Friendship, Commerce and Navigation, November 28, 1956 = 242
• 16. Air Transport Agreement, April 24, 1957 = 256
• 17. Utilities Claims Settlement Agreement(ROK-US as Unified Command December 18, 1958 = 263
• 18. Agreement on Disposal of US Excess Property located in Korea, October 1, 1959 = 267
• 19. Agreement concerning Guaranty of Investments, February 19, 1960 = 270
• 20. Comprehensive Agreement relating to Economic Technical Assistance. February 8, 1961 = 274
• Ⅳ. Cultural and Scientific Affairs = 278
• 21. Amendment to the Agreement for Cooperation concerning Civil Uses of Atomic Energy of February 3, 1956, March 14, 1958 = 278
• 22. Agreement concerning an Informational Media Guaranty Program, April 4, 1958 and September 25, 1959 = 280
• 23. Agreement concerning a Grant by the Government of the USA in the Acquisition of Certain Nuclear Research and Training Equipment and Materials, November 18,1960 = 282
• 24. Amendment to the Agreement for Financing Certain Educational Exchange Program, June 18, 1963 = 284
• Ⅴ. Consular Affairs = 289
• 25. Agreement concerning Reciprocal Waiver of Fees for Issuance of Non-immigrant Visas, May 25, 1962 = 289
• 26. Consular Convention, January 8, 1963 = 289
• Appendix
• List of other Treaties and Agreements = 299