Mandates Section

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Identifier Sort ascending Title Level of description Date Digital object
R13/1/1742/1742 Candidate for appointment to Mandate Section – Captain E.F.C. Lane - Transmits draft cablegram for Secretary-General’s approval to be sent to General Smuts, requesting latter to suggest name of a South-African born candidate, as Captain Lane is ineligible, on account of his British nationality. (Lieutenant-Colonel Denys Reitz suggested.) File 1919-1920
R13/1/2414/1853 Mandate for Armenia and Kurdistan - Foreign Office, London - Communicates information that Armenia and Kurdistan, in a joint memorandum presented to the Peace Conference, demand independence under one mandatory power. File 1919-1920
R13/1/1914/1914 Mandates Finances - Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society - Suggests that the inevitable administrative deficit on the ex-German colonies should be met by guaranteed loans and should not appear in the finances of the Mandatory Power. File 1919.11.03
R13/1/1970/1970 "A" Mandate for Egypt - Lord Milner - Strongly objects to proposal that Great Britain should offer to bring Egypt under the Mandatory System at the present juncture. Points out urgency of a Turkish settlement in regard to Mandates. File 1919.11.02-1919.11.06
R13/1/2372/2372 Subjects concerning Africa to be dealt with at the Peace Conference - Mr. G.S. Spicer – Memo suggesting principal points to be considered. File 1919.01.17