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Incident between Greek and Maltese sailors; Marriages: arrangements by British consulates;...
Catalogue reference: FO 286/735
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FO 286/735
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Date (When the record was created)
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1919 Nov-1920 Nov
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- Incident between Greek and Maltese sailors;
- Marriages: arrangements by British consulates;
- George Martin, Russian refugee: request for assistance;
- Mr Matzoukas: gift to Society of the White Cross for relatives of dead servicemen;
- Mr Mavrotas: claim for repayment of sum for supplies;
- Malta prisoners: appeals for release and compensation;
- Messrs May and Hammel: claim for repayment of debt;
- Medical and dental practitioners: regulations when practising abroad;
- Archimandrite Meliton, representative of Holy Sepulchre: disagreement between archbishop of Athens and patriarch of Jerusalem;
- H C Merlin: claim for damages against Italian government;
- M Michalef: arrest for Bolshevist activities;
- Military service: liability of Greeks;
- Military attaches: appointments and instructions;
- Mines of Thasos;
- Greek Minorities Treaty, Aug 1920;
- Acting vice-consul, Salonika: complaint to Ionian bank;
- Sudden death of British vice-consul, Canea;
- Elections in Montenegro;
- Commander G More: claim for compensation for sickness
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- The National Archives, Kew
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Open Document, Open Description
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- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C3360008/
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