A file of correspondence and reports concerning Yugoslav foreign affairs. The documents cover Yugoslav policy on the situation in Cyprus following the overthrow of the Cypriot president, Archbishop Makarios III, and the invasion by Turkish forces; suggestions that Yugoslavia could act as an intermediary between Greece and Turkey; and discussions between British and Yugoslav officials about the situation. Other documents in the file cover the establishment of Yugoslav diplomatic relations with Lesotho, Mauritius, Portugal, Oman, and Guinea-Bissau; visits to Yugoslavia by representatives from Burma, Morocco, Tunisia, Indonesia, Costa Rica, North Vietnam, and Iraq; and visits by Yugoslav representatives to Demark, Canada, Tunisia, Qatar, and Bahrain. The file also covers efforts to secure the Yugoslav recognition of South Korea; the Yugoslav attitude to a proposed conference of world communist parties; and Yugoslav commercial interests in Hong Kong.
- Collection ID
- FCO28
- Countries
- Bahrain Burma Canada Costa Rica Cyprus Denmark Greece Guinea-Bissau Hong Kong Indonesia Iraq Lesotho Mauritius Morocco North Vietnam Oman Portugal Qatar South Korea Tunisia Turkey United Kingdom
- Department Reference
- ENU 2/2 PART A
- Document Type
- Correspondence Press and Media Reports
- File Reference
- FCO 28/2629
- Identifier
- 10.1080/cwee.fco28.002629
- Note
- The following items have been removed from this file due to copyright restrictions: BBC Monitoring, 13 February 1974, Tito Talks: Cooperation agreement signed; BBC Monitoring, 15 August 1974, Tito, Asad call for implementation U.N. resolution on Cyprus; BBC Monitoring, 16 August 1974, Syrian President's Visit to Yugoslavia; BBC Monitoring, 16 August 1974, The Implications of the Cyprus Conflict; BBC Monitoring, 17 August 1974, The Implications of the Cyprus Conflict; BBC Monitoring, 17-18 August 1974, Yugoslav Foreign Minister's Visits to Greece and Turkey; BBC Monitoring, 18 August 1974, Cyprus and NATO; BBC Monitoring, 19 August 1974, EE/4681/A4/1; BBC Monitoring, 20 August 1974, EE/4682/A4/1-4; BBC Monitoring, 20 August 1974, Yugoslav Foreign Minister leaves Ankara after talks; Tanjug, 02 May 1974, Tito; Tanjug, 02 May 1974, Victims of fascisim commemorated; Tanjug, 02 May 1974, Yugoslav-Costa Rican communique; Tanjug, 03 July 1974, Communique; Tanjug, 05 July 1974, Joint Communique.
- Pages
- 165
- Persons Discussed
- Phạm Văn Đồng Saddam Hussein Makarios III Miloš Minić Josip Broz Tito
- Published in
- United Kingdom
- Subject Countries
- Yugoslavia
- Themes
- International Relations
