Kennan Report on European Recovery

The Kennan Report on European Recovery appears in the book’s index under the formal title Certain Aspects of the European Recovery Problem from the United States Standpoint and the shorter name Kennan Report. The title identifies its subject as European recovery considered from the United States’ standpoint; the available evidence does not describe the report’s arguments or recommendations.

Identification

One index entry gives the formal title and places Kennan Report in parentheses as its short form. That pairing establishes how the book labels the document, while the title itself provides the only direct indication of its subject: the European recovery problem viewed from the United States.

Record in the Book

The index also contains a separate entry for Kennan Report. Together, the two entries show that the report is findable both by its full title and by its abbreviated name. They document the book’s naming and indexing of the report, rather than supplying a passage from the report or an account of its preparation.

What the Evidence Establishes

The available evidence supports identifying the document and describing the subject indicated by its title. It does not establish who wrote it, when it was produced, what analysis it presented, or how it affected policy. The report’s significance beyond its appearance in the index therefore cannot be specified from these references alone.