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Correspondence: T2 to X1. Contents include: Turkish attitude in regard to islands...
Catalogue reference: FO 286/913
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FO 286/913
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1924
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Correspondence: T2 to X1. Contents include:
- Turkish attitude in regard to islands of Imbros and Tenedos (19 November 1924);
- Partition of Ottoman Public Debt between Succession States (3 December 1924);
- Minorities in Greece (29 October 1924);
- Execution of Article 107 of Treaty of Lausanne (23 October 1924);
- Interpretation of section 4 of annex to article 179 of Treaty of Neuilly (29 September 1924);
- New Commercial Treaty between Great Britain and Greece (15 September 1924);
- Italian enforcement of two treaties of 10th August 1920 regarding Greek minorities and Thrace (13 May 1924);
- Extension of principles of Washington Naval Treaty to non-signatory powers (10 July 1924);
- Ratification of Treaty of Lausanne by Great Britain (21 July 1924);
- Ratification of Treaty of Lausanne by Italy (31 March 1924);
- Treaty of Peace (Turkey) Bill (10 March 1924);
- Work of Thracian Demilitarised Zone Commission (20 November 1924);
- Bulgarian ratification of Thracian frontiers Convention and Straits Convention (15 February 1924);
- Estate of the late G. Caferentopoulos (5 September 1924);
- Wakfs of Kavalla and Thasos (24 February 1924)
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- The National Archives, Kew
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