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Correspondence: G4 to H1. Contents include: Desire of ex-King George of Greece to...
Catalogue reference: FO 286/903
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- FO 286/903
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1924
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Correspondence: G4 to H1. Contents include:
- Desire of ex-King George of Greece to visit England (26 May 1924);
- Identity of Interpreter A. Jephet or Taphet (22 December 1924);
- Identity of Interpreter A. Kouyoumjian (4 July 1924);
- Adoption of the minutes of the meeting of the Anglo-Greek mixed Committee (26 March 1924);
- British War Graves in Turkey and Greece (21 March 1924);
- Graves of Greek soldiers in Mikra British Cemetery (13 June 1924);
- Provision of funds for the representative of the Imperial War Graves Commission at Mudros (22 January 1924);
- Appeal of Greek and Armenian refugees to the Knights of Malta (5 April 1924);
- Table of statistics of marshy land in Greece (8 May 1924)
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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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