Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Agreement between Greece and Turkey respecting reciprocal restitution of interned civilians and the exchange of prisoners of war and interned civilians ... ... 828 SECTION 2 . SUBSEQUENT NEGOTIATIONS AND CONCESSIONS . 51. Explanatory ...
... Agreement between Greece and Turkey respecting reciprocal restitution of interned civilians and the exchange of prisoners of war and interned civilians ... ... 828 SECTION 2 . SUBSEQUENT NEGOTIATIONS AND CONCESSIONS . 51. Explanatory ...
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... agreements . It is not felt that agreements previously made with respect to Turkish territory which provide for the establishment of zones of special commercial and economic influence , such , for example , as the tripartite agreement ...
... agreements . It is not felt that agreements previously made with respect to Turkish territory which provide for the establishment of zones of special commercial and economic influence , such , for example , as the tripartite agreement ...
Page 114
... agreement . I received the necessary consent of the Greek Cabinet and I made some progress in my negotiations with the representatives of Angora . It is in the hope that the matter may be taken up without delay and at the point which it ...
... agreement . I received the necessary consent of the Greek Cabinet and I made some progress in my negotiations with the representatives of Angora . It is in the hope that the matter may be taken up without delay and at the point which it ...
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... agreement , and are willing to put that agreement into immediate effect . I do not believe that the negotiations for such an agreement should be a lengthy or a difficult matter , and as for its practical application , I have only to ...
... agreement , and are willing to put that agreement into immediate effect . I do not believe that the negotiations for such an agreement should be a lengthy or a difficult matter , and as for its practical application , I have only to ...
Page 117
... agreement can be made . I believe , however , from what I gathered to be the views of the two delegations , that agreement could be reached on all these points with a minimum of delay , and I do not think , therefore , they constitute ...
... agreement can be made . I believe , however , from what I gathered to be the views of the two delegations , that agreement could be reached on all these points with a minimum of delay , and I do not think , therefore , they constitute ...
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