Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... . As all those present knew , an invitation to this effect had been addressed to the Russian Govern- ment , but the latter had not yet given a definite reply . As regards the question of the presidency of the commissions 9.
... . As all those present knew , an invitation to this effect had been addressed to the Russian Govern- ment , but the latter had not yet given a definite reply . As regards the question of the presidency of the commissions 9.
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... ment of claims ; it wished to know on what grounds these demands were based . ISMET PASHA replied that the necessity for including within the frontier a small tract of country situated to the west of the Maritza arose out of the ...
... ment of claims ; it wished to know on what grounds these demands were based . ISMET PASHA replied that the necessity for including within the frontier a small tract of country situated to the west of the Maritza arose out of the ...
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... ment to stand by its agreements at the moment when the casus fœderis occurred . The then reigning King , in violation of the Constitution and in spite of the majority accorded by Parliament and by the country to the head of the ...
... ment to stand by its agreements at the moment when the casus fœderis occurred . The then reigning King , in violation of the Constitution and in spite of the majority accorded by Parliament and by the country to the head of the ...
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... ment and with his own . He specially appreciated the conciliatory spirit shown by M. Nintchitch and M. Duca , who had indicated . their desire to avoid creating any subject of discord in the Balkans . He trusted that Turkey would take ...
... ment and with his own . He specially appreciated the conciliatory spirit shown by M. Nintchitch and M. Duca , who had indicated . their desire to avoid creating any subject of discord in the Balkans . He trusted that Turkey would take ...
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... ment had no offensive purpose in mind , and that their claim rested on ethnic and economic considerations . 4. It must be expressly and formally stipulated that Turkey's sovereign rights over the neutralised and demilitarised zone ...
... ment had no offensive purpose in mind , and that their claim rested on ethnic and economic considerations . 4. It must be expressly and formally stipulated that Turkey's sovereign rights over the neutralised and demilitarised zone ...
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