Danzig

Inventory list

Identifier	Title	Level of description	Date
R125/4/3375/2986	Extradition of Herr Sahm - Sir Reginald Tower - Letter to the Secretary-General deprecates any action being taken against Herr Sahm, as every effort is being made to induce the Polish Authorities to abandon their claim for this extradition. The Secretary-General's telegram of 14 February regarding Sir R. Tower's appointment as High Commissioner was acknowledged by him in an official telegram to the Foreign Office.	File	1920.03.03
R125/4/7413/3010	Joint Board for the Control of Danzig Railways - Lieutenant Colonel Strutt (Acting High Commissioner in Danzig) - Transmits copy of Despatch (No.166) to the Earl of Derby enclosing copy of Lt. Col. Stewarts report on the proposal to form this Joint Board in accordance with the Spa decision. Report advocates a dual control (Polish and Danzig) of the railways presided over by a neutral.	File	1920.09.30
R125/4/8383/3010	Danzig Railways - Swiss Minister in London (M. Paravicini) - States that the list of Polish Railways promised to the Swiss Government in accordance with the terms of the Convention of 14 October 1890 includes those in the Danzig Territory. Enquires whether in the opinion of the Secretary General, the Polish Government is acting within her rights. List of Danzig Railways attached.	File	1920.11.06
R125/4/12346/3010	Control and administration of railways in Danzig - Mr. Colban - Record of conversation on 25 April with Colonel de Reynier President of the Danzig Port and Waterways Board who desired his position defined in respect of railways serving the Port.	File	1921.04.26
R125/4/12973/3010	Control and administration of railways in Danzig - Colonel de Reymer - President of the Coseil of the Port and Waterways of Danzig - Shared his contacts with the Danzig and Polish authorities in order to clarify the question of railways serving especially the Port of Danzig, and asked Mr. Colban to study various documents relating to this question.	File	1921.05.18

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