Disarmament Section

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Identifier Sort ascending Title Level of description Date Digital object
R203/8/20055/11301 Arms Traffic Convention signed at Saint-Germain on September 10, 1919 - Possible adhesion by Mexico. File 1922
R203/8/21672/11301 4th Session of the Temporary Mixed Commission on the Reduction of Armaments, Paris, July 1922 - The Arms Traffic Convention signed at Saint-Gemain on September 10, 1919 - Communicates the text of 3 resolutions formulated by M. Rivas-Vicuna tending to obtain the entry into force of this Convention as soon as possible in all the States - C. T. A. 105. File 1922
R203/8/21674/11301 4th Session of the Temporary Mixed Commission on Disarmament, Paris, July 1922 - The Arms Trafficking Convention signed at Saint-Germain on September 10, 1919 - Communicates the text of a declaration made on this subject by Commander Phillips, as well as a resolution to inform the United States that general ratification of this Convention depends primarily on its own ratification. File 1922
R203/8/21876/11301 The Arms Traffic Convention signed at Saint-Germain on September 10, 1919 - Submits to the Council of the League of Nations a memorandum on the steps taken by the Secretariat and the resolutions adopted by the Temporary Mixed Commission on the Reduction of Armaments, to hasten the entry into force of this Convention - Council Document. File 1922
R203/8/22246/11301 14th Session of the Council of the League of Nations, London, July 1922 - The Convention on the Arms Traffic, signed at Saint-Germain, September 10, 1919 - Approves the part of M. Viviani report relating to the resolution of the Commission temporary agency for the Reduction of Armaments, requesting the Council to make a new approach with the Governments in order to hasten the entry into force of this Convention. File 1922