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Appointments Diplomatic: Staff of the German Embassy and staff of Swiss Legation...
Catalogue reference: FO 372/3310
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This record is about the Appointments Diplomatic: Staff of the German Embassy and staff of Swiss Legation... dating from 1939 in the series Foreign Office: Treaty Department and successors: General Correspondence from 1906. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Reference (The unique identifier to the record described, used to order and refer to it)
- FO 372/3310
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1939
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Description (What the record is about)
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Appointments Diplomatic:
Staff of the German Embassy and staff of Swiss Legation dealing with German interests. Code 383 file 108
Revision of Sheriff's List: Yugoslav Legation. Code 383 file 159
Revision of Sheriff's List: Norwegian Legation. Code 383 file 161
Revision of Sheriff's List: Iraqi Legation. Code 383 file 162
Revision of Sheriff's List: Peruvian Legation. Code 383 file 206
Revision of Sheriff's List: Argentine Embassy. Code 383 file 208
Revision of Sheriff's List: Estonian Legation. Code 383 file 219
Revision of Sheriff's List: Soviet Embassy. Code 383 file 247
Revision of Sheriff's List: Chilean Embassy. Code 383 file 325
Revision of Sheriff's List: Turkish Embassy. Code 383 file 337
Revision of Sheriff's List: Swiss Legation. Code 383 file 375
Revision of Sheriff's List: Thai Legation. Code 383 file 380
Revision of Sheriff's List: Bulgarian Legation. Code 383 file 388
Revision of Sheriff's List: Swedish Legation. Code 383 file 486
Revision of Sheriff's List: Portuguese Embassy. Code 383 file 545
Revision of Sheriff's List: Brazilian Embassy. Code 383 file 657
Revision of Sheriff's List: Nepalese Legation. Code 383 file 724
Revision of Sheriff's List: Chinese Embassy. Code 383 file 772
Revision of Sheriff's List: Italian Embassy. Code 383 file 919
Revision of Sheriff's List: Hungarian Legation. Code 383 file 931
Revision of Sheriff's List: Japanese Embassy. Code 383 file 943
Revision of Sheriff's List: Venezuelan Legation. Code 383 file 984
Revision of Sheriff's List: United States Embassy. Code 383 file 1025
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Open Document, Open Description
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Foreign Office: Treaty Department and successors: General Correspondence from 1906
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