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Registry Number: UE 5684/86/77. Letter from Mr Playfair at the Treasury to Mr Turner...
Catalogue reference: FO 371/45766/10
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This record is about the Registry Number: UE 5684/86/77. Letter from Mr Playfair at the Treasury to Mr Turner... dating from 1945 November 19 in the series Foreign Office: Political Departments: General Correspondence from 1906-1966. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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FO 371/45766/10
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1945 November 19
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- Registry Number: UE 5684/86/77. Letter from Mr Playfair at the Treasury to Mr Turner about the inspection of industrial plants declared available for reparation, dated 19 November 1945. Encloses a draft SUGRA telegram regarding suggestion that the Final Act of the Paris Conference should contain a resolution 'that the Controlling Authorities be asked to give to representatives of claimant countries, to national delegates on IARA [Inter-Allied Reparations Agency] or to representatives of staff on IARA reasonable facilities of travel and access' for inspecting plants declared available for reparation. A copy of this letter was sent by Mr Playfair to Mr Coulson at the Foreign Office.
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English
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Open Document, Open Description
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