Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... discussions between the Administrator of Austrian Property on the one hand and Dr. Schenk , on behalf of the Austrian Government , on the other hand . His Majesty's Legation have the honour to notify the Austrian Government of the ...
... discussions between the Administrator of Austrian Property on the one hand and Dr. Schenk , on behalf of the Austrian Government , on the other hand . His Majesty's Legation have the honour to notify the Austrian Government of the ...
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... discussion on to broader lines . In reply , therefore , to the explanations which he had offered and after thanking him for them , I said that I did not propose to enter into the details of the past , but his Excellency would , I ...
... discussion on to broader lines . In reply , therefore , to the explanations which he had offered and after thanking him for them , I said that I did not propose to enter into the details of the past , but his Excellency would , I ...
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... his criticisms would be examined at the Foreign Office in anticipation of the visit which he hoped to pay to Sir Austen Chamberlain in the course of October for the purpose of continuing the discussion which had been begun with him . He 14.
... his criticisms would be examined at the Foreign Office in anticipation of the visit which he hoped to pay to Sir Austen Chamberlain in the course of October for the purpose of continuing the discussion which had been begun with him . He 14.
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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. the discussion which had been begun with him . He made it clear to me that in the meantime he expected no reply whatsoever . I read the draft through in Sarwat Pasha's presence , and , after ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. the discussion which had been begun with him . He made it clear to me that in the meantime he expected no reply whatsoever . I read the draft through in Sarwat Pasha's presence , and , after ...
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... his criticisms would be examined at the Foreign Office in anticipation of the visit which he hoped to pay to Sir Austen Chamberlain in the course of October for the purpose of continuing the discussion which had been begun with him . He 14.
... his criticisms would be examined at the Foreign Office in anticipation of the visit which he hoped to pay to Sir Austen Chamberlain in the course of October for the purpose of continuing the discussion which had been begun with him . He 14.
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