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            C1440/336/Rr.406/3/5 · Dossier · 1925-1926
            Fait partie de 2 - Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

            This file contains correspondence and minutes of the meetings of the Committee regarding namely the possible liquidation of the Delegation due to the ILO's inability to financially support it from 1926. The delegate, Mr. Reymond, communicates the position of the Russian organisations in this respect to the Geneva office (Mr. T.F. Johnson). Subsequent correspondence and minutes show that the delegation pursues its activities, Dr. Heimroth succeeding to Mr. Reymond.

            C1441/337/Rr.409/5/1/Jacket2 · Dossier · 1923-1927
            Fait partie de 2 - Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

            This file contains mainly correspondence and notes involving the Geneva office, its delegations, Austrian national authorities and their legation in Geneva. Letters are signed by Mr. T.F.Johnson (Geneva Office), Henri Reymond (Vienna delegation), Dr. Montel (Austrian representative for Russian refugees) and Mr. de Pflugl (Austrian legation in Geneva). The subjects covered are: requests for free transit visas, the legal civil status of Russian refugees, the exchange of their foreign identity certificates with Austrian ones upon entry in Austria, the legal section' s advice on Austrian civil law (p.33), the Ministry of Interior's role in the delivery of visas by Austrian legations, recognition of persons as Russian or Armenian refugees (case raised by the successor to Henri Raymond, Dr. Heimroth).