Danzig

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R122/4/763/4 Administration of Danzig - War Office - Letter transmitting Memo by Colonel Percival dealing with the political and economic situation in Danzig in July 1919. File 1919.08.12
R122/4/821/4 Free City of Danzig - German Peace Delegation (Baron von Lensner) - Information desired as to 1) Date at which the Free city is to be considered established; 2) Nationality of the inhabitants when the town ceases to be German and before it is declared free; 3) Danzig's relations to Poland. File 1919.08.16
R122/4/937/4 Administration of Danzig - Mr. T. Gregory. Foreign Office London - Temporary Administrator to be an Englishman and appointed immediately. Several names mentioned as possible candidates. Secretary-General asked to give his opinion. Person chosen should be suitable to continue in office as High Commissioner. File 1919.08.29
R122/4/1021/4 Administration of Danzig - War office. London - Letter from Herr Salm, Chief Burgomaster of Danzig transmitting petitions relating to 1. Repatriation of Danzig citizens now prisoners of war, 2. Elections for a citizen body to frame the constitution, 3. Financial matters, enclosing statement of expenditure and revenue. File 1919.09.03
R122/4/1273/4 Constitution of Danzig - Mr. Colban - Extract from the "Danziger neuesten Nachrichten" of 20 September giving details of proposed Constitution of the free and Hanseatic City of Danzig. The official language to be German. The senate to consist of President Deputy and 24 senators and the Municipal Council of 72 members. The first debate on the Constitution to be held on 29 September. File 1919.09.27