Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... necessary premises at the disposal of the conference , but also for all the facilities which they had offered to the various delegations for their postal , telegraphic and telephone communications . These facilities would contribute ...
... necessary premises at the disposal of the conference , but also for all the facilities which they had offered to the various delegations for their postal , telegraphic and telephone communications . These facilities would contribute ...
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... necessary , to obtain the assistance for this purpose of the select committee of legal experts provided for below . ར . Three commissions , in which the Powers mentioned in article 1 will take part , according to the conditions laid ...
... necessary , to obtain the assistance for this purpose of the select committee of legal experts provided for below . ར . Three commissions , in which the Powers mentioned in article 1 will take part , according to the conditions laid ...
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... necessary to repeat the reasons why he thought that the best frontier for Eastern Thrace was the line of the Maritza . The Roumanian delegation was not in favour of a plebiscite , which would merely make Western Thrace an apple of ...
... necessary to repeat the reasons why he thought that the best frontier for Eastern Thrace was the line of the Maritza . The Roumanian delegation was not in favour of a plebiscite , which would merely make Western Thrace an apple of ...
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... necessary time to examine the proposals in their entirety . LORD CURZON Said he did not think that any points put before the conference that day could have come as a surprise to the Turkish delegates . He could have understood if ...
... necessary time to examine the proposals in their entirety . LORD CURZON Said he did not think that any points put before the conference that day could have come as a surprise to the Turkish delegates . He could have understood if ...
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... it . The Greeks could not fairly be asked to give it up , not only because they were in legal occupation , but also because the area was absolutely necessary [ 9454 ] c 3 in order to enable them to accommodate the enormous influx 37.
... it . The Greeks could not fairly be asked to give it up , not only because they were in legal occupation , but also because the area was absolutely necessary [ 9454 ] c 3 in order to enable them to accommodate the enormous influx 37.
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