Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... recognised as just . The Greek Government had asked for Eastern Thrace , for Smyrna and its hinterland , because it was convinced that its claims were in conformity with the principles for which the Allies had fought . Indeed , in all ...
... recognised as just . The Greek Government had asked for Eastern Thrace , for Smyrna and its hinterland , because it was convinced that its claims were in conformity with the principles for which the Allies had fought . Indeed , in all ...
Page 24
... recognised the validity of his arguments and claims , and even before giving their consent to the cession of Smyrna to Greece the Principal Allied and Associated Powers had invited her to intervene in Asia Minor . It was true that the ...
... recognised the validity of his arguments and claims , and even before giving their consent to the cession of Smyrna to Greece the Principal Allied and Associated Powers had invited her to intervene in Asia Minor . It was true that the ...
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... recognised that since the remotest times the population of Anatolia had been of Turkish race . The economic data advanced by the chief of the Greek delega- tion were equally erroneous . In the districts under discussion the landed ...
... recognised that since the remotest times the population of Anatolia had been of Turkish race . The economic data advanced by the chief of the Greek delega- tion were equally erroneous . In the districts under discussion the landed ...
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... recognised by all . MARQUIS GARRONI also concurred in the proposal before the con- ference , but wished to make one observation . Instead of setting up two sub - commissions he would prefer only one , for , in his opinion , the two ...
... recognised by all . MARQUIS GARRONI also concurred in the proposal before the con- ference , but wished to make one observation . Instead of setting up two sub - commissions he would prefer only one , for , in his opinion , the two ...
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... recognise the measures which those Powers might take in regard to that province . Later on the Powers had embodied ... recognised that in 1914 the Greeks , far from being in the majority , were a negligible element ; possibly there was ...
... recognise the measures which those Powers might take in regard to that province . Later on the Powers had embodied ... recognised that in 1914 the Greeks , far from being in the majority , were a negligible element ; possibly there was ...
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accepted Adrianople agreed agreement aircraft Allied delegations Allied Powers Anatolia Annex argument Armenians Asia Minor Bagdad Balkan Barrère Black Sea Bompard BRITISH EMPIRE Bulgaria Chicherin claim clauses commission concerned concessions conference Constantinople contracting convention CROATS AND SLOVENES Dedeagatch demilitarised zones desire discussion draft Eastern economic examined exchange of populations experts favour foreign FRANCE freedom frontier Greece Greek delegation Greek Government guarantees Imbros interests inviting Powers Irak islands Ismet Pasha ITALY JAPAN League of Nations Lord Curzon Maritza Marquis Garroni matter meeting ment military Montagna Moslems Mosul Mosul Vilayet necessary neutral non-Moslem Ottoman Empire parties passage peace port present treaty president principle proposals provisions question railway recognised regards régime reply respect ROUMANIA Russia Russian delegation Sea of Marmora SERBS sovereignty statement Straits sub-commission Tenedos tion Treaty of Neuilly Turkey Turkish delegation Turkish Government Turkish nationals Turks Veniselos vessels Vilayet warships Western Thrace wished