February 11th, 1945
Transcript
| Times | Log | Location | Source |
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11:30am |
Jeep ride with Mrs. John Boettiger through the grounds and gardens of Livadia. Inspected the US Naval seaman guard outside the palace. |
Livadia Palace, USSR |
TRP, FR |
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12:00pm – 12:50pm |
Sixth formal meeting. Present were: (US) FDR, Sec. of State Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., Adm. William D. Leahy, Harry L. Hopkins, Mr. Foote, W. Averell Harriman, H. Freeman Matthews, Alger Hiss, Charles E. Bohlen; (UK) Prime Min. Winston S. Churchill, Anthony Eden, Mr. Cadogan, Mr. Clark-Kerr, Mr. Jebb, Mr. Bridges, Mr. Wilson, Maj. Birse, Mr. Dixon; (USSR) Joseph V. Stalin, V. Molotov, Mr. Vyshinksi, Mr. Maisky, Mr. Gousev, Mr. Gromyko, Mr. Pavlov. |
Livadia Palace, USSR |
TRP, FR |
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1:00pm – 3:45pm |
FDR was host at luncheon to Prime Min. Winston S. Churchill, Joseph V. Stalin, Sec. of State Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., Anthony Eden, Mr. Molotov, W. Averell Harriman, Mr. Clark-Kerr, Mr. Cadogan, Maj. Birse, Charles E. Bohlen, Mr. Pavlov. Conference discussions continued at the lunch table until 1545, at which time the conference formally adjourned. |
Livadia Palace, USSR |
TRP, FR |
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3:55pm |
Joseph V. Stalin bade FDR and his party goodbye and left for Koreiz Villa. |
Livadia Palace, USSR |
TRP, FR |
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4:00pm |
Left by motor for Sevastopol, USSRl with W. Averell Harriman, Miss Harriman |
Enroute to Sevastopol, USSR |
TRP, FR |
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6:40pm |
FDR and his party arrived in Sevastopol, USSR and proceeded to the USS Catoctin |
Sevastopol, USSR |
TRP, FR |
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6:55pm |
Boarded USS Catoctin |
Sevastopol, USSR |
TRP, FR |
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9:30pm |
Stephen T. Early arrived on board USS Catoctin from Livadia, USSR |
Sevastopol, USSR |
TRP, FR |
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ER |
In Washington, DC |
USH |
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Houseguest |
Sgt. Joseph Lash (dep. 8:30) |
USH |
USH = White House Usher's Diary, STE = Stenographer's Diary, PC = Press Conference, TU = Tully's Appointment Diary
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February 11 1945 - Ushers Log
