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Folios 121-124: Development of German East Africa and Mafia Island: sends letter...
Catalogue reference: CO 691/25/29
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- 1919 Jan 17
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Folios 121-124: Development of German East Africa and Mafia Island: sends letter from Messrs Lever Brothers Limited, inquiring as to the possibility of development by British enterprise and capital and proposes to reply that no definite answer can be given pending the result at the Peace Conference.
Sent from Foreign Office, 16 January 1919.
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