| Dates | 3 février 1945 - 24 février 1945 |
|---|---|
| Cotes | Cote : AME 66/26 |
| Importance matérielle | 9 Pièces |
| Citation de la source | L'action de Jean Monnet pendant la Seconde guerre mondiale, Cote : AME 66/26. Lausanne : Fondation Jean Monnet |
Affaire Gould et U.S. Funds in France
Sous-unités
| Cotes | Intitulés | Dates | Pièces |
|---|---|---|---|
| AME 66/26/1 | "France Investigates 2 "Famous" Americans" | 1945 | 1 Pièces |
| AME 66/26/2 | "American Woman To Lose Property, French Decide" | 1945 | 1 Pièces |
| AME 66/26/3 | Billet, Concerne un téléphone de Carl Levin, du 14 février | [s.d.] | 1 Pièces |
| AME 66/26/4 | "French Curb Travel in Hidden-Fund Hunt" | 1945 | 1 Pièces |
| AME 66/26/5 | "Wife Paid Foe $100,000 Blackmail 'To Bar Seizure of Frank Jay Gould" | 1945 | 1 Pièces |
| AME 66/26/6 | "Mrs. Frank Jay Gould Says $100,000 Was to Buy Off Nazis. Asserts She Invested Money in Monte Carlo Bank to Save Husband From Deportation to Germany...", de Edward Kennedy | 1945 | 1 Pièces |
| AME 66/26/7 | "Morgenthau Confirms Investigation of Goulds. Says Paris, Not Washington, Presses Collaboration Inquiry" | 1945 | 1 Pièces |
| AME 66/26/8 | "Washington Merry-Go-Round", de Drew Pearson | 1945 | 1 Pièces |
| AME 66/26/9 | "U.S. Government Taking A Hand in Gould Case. Wants to Know Why Couple Stayed in France During War" | 1945 | 1 Pièces |