Danzig

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R131/4/3368/3368 Transfer of buildings and other German properties in Danzig - Sir Reginald Tower - Transmits copy of dispatch (No24) to the president of the council of ambassadors stating the necessity for making a complete inventory of such property before it can be transferred in accordance with Art107 of the Treaty with Germany. Requests that an Allied Official way be detailed for Danzig to wake an inventory and assess values. File 1920.03.04
R131/4/3532/3368 Transfer of buildings and other property in Danzig - Sir Reginald Tower - Transmits a copy of dispatch (No42) to the President of Council of ambassadors, asking for a ruling on the question of ultimate disposal of former German property under the provisions of the Treaty of Peace with Germany. File 1920.03.17
R131/4/3685/3368 Transfer of buildings and other property in Danzig - Sir Reginald Tower - Transmits copy of dispatch (No50) to the President of Council of ambassadors quoting note from the Polish Commissioner general in Danzig requesting Sir Reginald Tower to inform the Rector of the Technical High School that one-third of the school accommodation must be reserved for Poles. Sir Reginald Tower replied that as the Technical High School is one of the buildings coming under Art 107 of the Peace Treaty, he could give no such instructions until informed of the decision of the council of ambassadors. File 1920.03.24
R131/4/3766/3368 Transfer of buildings and other property in Danzig - Sir Reginald Tower - Transmits copy of dispatch (No59) to the President of Council of ambassadors enclosing note from the Polish Commissioner general at Danzig asking that the islands of Holm be used to accommodate the German torpedo boats and other craft to be sold to Poland in accordance with final decision of the council of ambassadors embodied in the telegram from Lord Curzon to Sir Horace Rumbold. File 1920.03.29
R131/4/10667/3368 Transfer of buildings and other former German property in Danzig - Mr. Cambon President of the Council of ambassadors - Encloses letter for transmission to General Haking. Danzig High Commissioner informing him of the decision of Council of ambassadors to appoint a commission to arrange this matter. The commission will consist of three members: French, British and Italian. The expenses thereof are to be borne in equal shares by Poland and Danzig free city. File 1921.01.25