File S800/105/1819 - Ms. ITTERSUM (Phyllis Warlters) born Horne

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S800/105/1819

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Ms. ITTERSUM (Phyllis Warlters) born Horne

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  • 1923-1947 (Creation)

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Born. 7 Oct. 1895 - Folkestone, England.
Nationality: Dutch, originally British.
Career in Secretariat:
2 July 1920: Assistant for the International Financial Conference;
from 11 Sep. 1920 as Assistant-Serretary-Shorthand,
Economic and Financial Section;
17 Mar. 1936: Statistical Clerk, Economic & Financial Section; in
1940 on Mission to Princeton, returned to Geneva
29 Apr. 1946 and detached to United Nations on 17 June 1946.
Left Secretariat: 31 May 1927 and and 31 July 1946.
Later Career: United Nations Geneva.

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    Protection period to: 2007-12-31

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    S800/105/1819

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