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Catalogue reference: FO 371/67689
Number not used; see FO 371/67689A and FO 371/67689B
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Folios 374-385. France: code 17, file 40820, paper 40820. Sent by Sir Francis Bertie,...
Catalogue reference: FO 371/74/374
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- 1906 December 5
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Folios 374-385. France: code 17, file 40820, paper 40820. Sent by Sir Francis Bertie, the British Embassy, Paris (ref 485) on 04/12/1906. Reports an interview by Mr Pountney, Paris correspondent of Standard in which Clémenceau was asked about a remark he was reported to have made at Carlsbad [as published by Edward Dicey in Empire Review enclosed] that there would be no peace in Europe until France had recovered Alsace Lorraine; also transmits extract from Le Figaro, 4 December, publishing response from M Clémenceau. Received on 05/12/1906. 12 folios.
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Foreign Office: Political Departments: General Correspondence from 1906-1966
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