Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United StatesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1943 |
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... agreed to this procedure being followed . It was agreed that the four Allied and Associated Powers ( United States of America , British Empire , France and Italy ) , should for- ward the following despatch to their representatives at ...
... agreed to this procedure being followed . It was agreed that the four Allied and Associated Powers ( United States of America , British Empire , France and Italy ) , should for- ward the following despatch to their representatives at ...
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... agreed upon by both parties and which cannot be allowed to fail except at the risk of gravely imperilling the early establishment of a satisfactory peace . A ready means exists to meet this difficulty ; and that is the utilisa- tion of ...
... agreed upon by both parties and which cannot be allowed to fail except at the risk of gravely imperilling the early establishment of a satisfactory peace . A ready means exists to meet this difficulty ; and that is the utilisa- tion of ...
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... agreed on . The terrible situation which faced the Allies in Russia compelled him to speak in very direct terms . MR . LANSING agreed that with a few changes in the text the mes- sage could be sent , but as regards anything like the ...
... agreed on . The terrible situation which faced the Allies in Russia compelled him to speak in very direct terms . MR . LANSING agreed that with a few changes in the text the mes- sage could be sent , but as regards anything like the ...
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... agreed that the Great Powers would recognise M. Pade- rewski's Government , taking note of the reservations made by the Japanese Representative . ) Report of the 4. MR . BALFOUR drew attention to the fact that the English and French ...
... agreed that the Great Powers would recognise M. Pade- rewski's Government , taking note of the reservations made by the Japanese Representative . ) Report of the 4. MR . BALFOUR drew attention to the fact that the English and French ...
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... agreed that if the question were to be referred to the Supreme Economic Council , the special views of the British Domin- ions could be represented among the five British Delegates . He wished to lay stress , however , on the fact that ...
... agreed that if the question were to be referred to the Supreme Economic Council , the special views of the British Domin- ions could be represented among the five British Delegates . He wished to lay stress , however , on the fact that ...
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A. J. Balfour accepted agreed agreement Allied and Associated Allied Commission Annexure Armistice Army asked Associated Governments Associated Powers Austria BALFOUR Baron Makino BARON SONNINO Belgian Belgium BRITISH EMPIRE cables CAMBON clause CLEMENCEAU Commission on Polish Convention Czecho-Slovak Danish Dantzig decided decision Delegation discussion draft article Drafting Committee Eastern Galicia enemy enquired Foreign Ministers France French frontier German Government H. E. Baron Holland Hungary Hymans Italian ITALY JAPAN LANSING League of Nations LLOYD GEORGE LORD ROBERT CECIL Marshal Foch meeting ment military mission Morocco Naval necessary opinion paragraph Paris Peace Conf Peace Conference PICHON Poland Poles Polish Affairs PRESENT AMERICA PRESIDENT WILSON proposed question railway recognised referred regard relating replied representatives resolution Roumania Russia Schleswig Secretaries Serbia submitted suggested Supreme Council Supreme Economic Council Supreme War Council TARDIEU telegram territory thought tion Treaties of 1839 Treaty of Peace United wished
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