Occupied Territories

Inventory list

Identifier	Title	Level of description	Date
R562/11/2011/1893	Transport of Allied Troops to Occupied Areas in Germany - Mr H. Nicolson (Report No. 21) - Discussed by Supreme Council on 12 November - Expenses of transport, except in the cases of Danzig and Memel, to be claimed from Germany under the Peace Treaty - Question to be referred to Legal Advisers.	File	1919.11.12
R562/11/2648/1893	Occupied Areas in Germany - Mr H. Nicolson (Report No. 76) - Reports discussion by Supreme Council of the inadmissible claims put forward by the Commission of German Experts at their meeting with the Allied Commissioners - In view of the German attitude the Supreme Council decided that a definite settlement on all points connected with the occupation of ceded and plebiscite areas must be obtained before the deposit of ratifications.	File	1920.01.01
R562/11/2650/1893	Diplomatic Status of Nationals of Areas of Occupation - Mr H. Nicolson (Report No. 76) - Reports adoption by Supreme Council of resolution placing persons belonging to areas of occupation, when outside these areas, under the protection of the diplomatic agents of the Allied Power to which, the chairmanship of the Commission of the district in question belongs.	File	1920.01.01
R562/11/2969/1893	Diplomatic Status of Nationals of Areas of Occupation - Foreign Office (Report No. 26) - States that German Government have agreed to an arrangement, with a reservation regarding such persons, when in Germany, but outside the plebiscite areas - German Government does not claim any right of protection over Danzigers - Desirability of more accurate definition of persons belonging to a territory.	File	1920.02.06
R562/11/3112/1893	Occupation of Plebiscite Areas - Mr.H. Nicolson (Report No. 91A) - Reports statement by United States' Ambassador at Council of Ambassadors, that his Government adheres to previous decision of Supreme Council to the effect that each State having troops in a plebiscite area, should advance funds for their maintenance, and eventually be repaid by the State benefiting under the plebiscite.	File	1920.02.16