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Correspondence: T2 to X1. Contents include: Valuation of property ceded by Bulgaria...
Catalogue reference: FO 286/946
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This record is about the Correspondence: T2 to X1. Contents include: Valuation of property ceded by Bulgaria... dating from 1925 in the series Foreign Office: Consulate and Legation, Greece (formerly Ottoman Empire): General.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- FO 286/946
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1925
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Correspondence: T2 to X1. Contents include:
- Valuation of property ceded by Bulgaria (14 December 1925);
- Capitulations in Persia (18 November 1925);
- Turkey and Mosul question (10 November 1925);
- Seizure of Armenian deposits at Smyrna and property left in Asia Minor (21 December 1925);
- Scheme for settlement of Armenians in Caucasus (8 December 1925);
- Egyptian mixed Courts Convention (2 June 1925);
- Agreement with Norway regarding Mixed Courts in Egypt (8 May 1925);
- Commercial Agreement between Poland and Greece (29 April 1925);
- Claim against Bulgarian Government (18 April 1925);
- Service of Ottoman Loan of 1855 secured by receipts of Cyprus (19 November 1925);
- Re. Payment by Greece of contributive part of Ottoman Debt (15 April 1925);
- The Simplon Orient Express Convention (26 October 1925);
- Procès-Verbal of proceedings of Thracian Demilitarised Zone Commission during tour of inspection of Boundary Marks on Greek Territory (6 July 1925);
- Appointment of League Commission under article 107 of Lausanne Treaty (23 March 1925);
- Turkish gunboat at Tchanak-Kale and Wireless Station at Sed-ul-Bakr (13 February 1925);
- Re. the Administration of Imhros and Tenedos (24 August 1925);
- Railway material in Greece belonging to Liquidation Commission of inter-allied Railway Control (9 February 1925)
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Open Document, Open Description
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FO 286
Foreign Office: Consulate and Legation, Greece (formerly Ottoman Empire): General...
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