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            Relations With the Press.
            C1280/176/04 · File · 1923-1925
            Part of 2 - Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

            This file contains correspondence and other documents about the Russian Refugees and the Delegation's Activity. Also documented: the Hungarian press and situation of Russian refugees in Hungary, translation of Russian refugees' press: extracts of "Rul" newspaper published in Berlin. No press cuttings appear in the file as mentioned on its cover.

            C1285/181/6 · File · 1922-1925
            Part of 2 - Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

            This file contains report, correspondence on the subject of : soldiers and officers wishing to return to Russia [U.S.S.R.], forms to be completed, distributed by the Soviet delegate in Prague, exchanges with the Russian Red-Cross, record of the guaranties provided by USSR to HCR regarding repatriation of refugees (23 Dec. 1922), reports by A.Simonett to Mr. John Gorvin, representative of Dr.Nansen in Moscow on the situation of repatriates, correspondence with Geneva office regarding the opinion on repatriation in Russian refugee press.

            1285/181/8 · File · 1922-1925
            Part of 2 - Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

            This file contains translations of press articles and correspondence regarding the repatriation of refugees from Yugoslavia and Bulgaria. Articles translated appeared in the Russian press (RUL) and forwarded to Major T.F. Johnson, Head of the Refugee Service. It also contains a press communiqué issued by the I.L.O. on 17 July 1925 regarding the events leading up to the situation in Constantinople of the Russian Refugees who embarked on the sailing boat Triton at Varna in March 1925.