File S902/207/3669 - Mr. WADE (Colonel, Harry Amyas Leigh Herschel)

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S902/207/3669

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Mr. WADE (Colonel, Harry Amyas Leigh Herschel)

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  • 1930-1937 (Creation)

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Born: 12 Nov. 1873 in Peikin [Beijing], China.
Nationality: British.
Career before entering Secretariat:
1916-1920: Military Attaché, Copenhagen;
December 1918 - March 1919: Temporary British Commissioner to Poland; Editor of "Journal R.U.S. Institution";
1919-1920: Editor in Chief & Chief Researcher, League of Nations Union.
Career in Secretariat:
27 Oct. 1920 and 6 Sept. 1937: English Translator-Interpreter.
Left Secretariat: 31 Dec. 1930 and 18 Sept. 1937.

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  • French

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    Protection period to: 1997-12-31

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    311632

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    S902/207/3669

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        Permission: No permission necessary.

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        Term of protection: Accessible (0)

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