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Correspondence: Territorial Expansion 2251 to 2424. Contents include: Greek Government...
Catalogue reference: FO 286/757
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- FO 286/757
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1921
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Description (What the record is about)
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Correspondence: Territorial Expansion 2251 to 2424. Contents include:
- Greek Government desire to police with Greek troops British Zone in Bigha Peninsula (6 June 1921);
- Hostilities between Greeks and Kemalists (28 June 1921);
- Record of Conferences between M.Briand and Lord Curzon (12 July 1921);
- Turks in Germany, Supplies in Germany and Bulgaria etc. (8 August 1921);
- Import of War Material to Greece and Turkey (22 August 1921);
- Petition that town of Ouchak be placed under Greek administration (27 October 1921);
- Greek Naval Base of Constantinople (17 October 1921);
- Visit of Mr. Gounaris and Minister for Foreign Affairs to London and Paris (27 October 1921);
- Minutes of Meetings between Lord Curzon M. Gounaris, Baltzaggis and Roughe (24 November 1921);
- Allied Mediation in Hostilities between Greeks and Kemalists etc. (25 November 1921);
- Fifth Meeting between Lord Curzon and Greek Representatives (1 December 1921)
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Public Record(s)
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- Open Document, Open Description
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