Diplomats

Portrait of Milton Katz, used in conjunction with his Oral History interview. United States Special Representative in Europe, with rank, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, 1950-51; Chief, U. S. delegation, Economic Commission for Europe, 1950-51; Chairman, Defense Financial and Economic Committee, North Atlantic Treaty, 1950-51.

Portrait of Lucius D. Battle, for his Oral History interview. Mr. Battle was a foreign affairs specialist, Department of State, Washington, 1946-1949; Special Assistant to the Secretary of State, 1949-1953; first Secretary, American embassy, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1953-1955.

Autographed photo with George L. Warren on the right shaking hands with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. Autograph reads: "With best wishes from John Foster Dulles, April, 1958."

The Navy defendants were interested in Nomura's story of the delayed Japanese notification of the Pearl Harbor attack. Reading around the table from left to right, Okuyama (Counsel for Kagans), Takahaski (Counsel for Shimada, Navy Minister), McDermoth (Counsel for Shimada), Admiral Nomura (Japanese Ambassador to the United States), John Brannon, Elaine Fischel, Yamaska (New York attorney), Colonel Warren (Council for Admiral Oka, one of the accused).

Dwight Griswold, Chief of the American Mission for Aid to Greece, exists the Greek Prime Minister's Office in Athens, Greece.

Dwight Griswold (left), chief of the American Mission for Aid to Greece, and his wife Erma Griswold (second from left) greet Major General William G. Livesay (right), commanding general of the United States Army Group Greece, and his wife. The photograph is labeled "The Dwight Griswolds and Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Livesay."

Ailanos (left, holding hat) and Constantine Tsaldaris (right, in white hat, facing away from camera) cut the ribbon held by Dwight Griswold (center), Chief of the American Mission for Aid to Greece, to reopen the Corinth Canal in Greece connecting the Gulf of Corinth with the Saronic Gulf in the Aegean Sea. Harold Holtz, a member of Griswold's staff, stands in the lower left hand corner of the photograph with other unidentified men.

Dwight Griswold (at center, in pale suit), Chief of the American Mission for Aid to Greece, observes the dedication of Griswold Quay in Salonica, Greece, with Mrs. Erma Griswold (second from the left of Griswold, in pale dress) and other unidentified individuals. The photograph is labelled "Dedication of Griswold quay - Salonica 1948."

Dwight Griswold (left), Chief of the American Mission for Aid to Greece, meets with Greek Prime Minister Demetrios Maximos (right) in an office in Athens, Greece. Original caption written on photo: Griswold & The Prime Minister, D. Maximos, Athens 1947.

Dwight Griswold, Chief of the American Mission for Aid to Greece, meets with current and former Greek prime ministers in Athens, Greece. From left to right: Stylianos Gonatas, Dwight Griswold, Demetrios Maximos, and Panagiotis Kanellopoulos.