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R576/11/7771/6596 The Polish-Lithuanian dispute - Mr Hymans, Brussels - Communicates an extract of a letter in which the Count Sobanski, Minister of Poland in Brussels, informs, according to a dispatch from Prince Sapieha, that the Polish government accepts the popular consultation under the control of the League of Nations. File 1920.10.30
R576/11/7822/6596 The Polish-Lithuanian dispute - Lithuanian Charge d'Affaires in London - In response to the Polish proposals of armistice, indicates that armistice exists already, but the Lithuanians are obliged to resist with arms to the Polish attacks. The Lithuanian government protests against the aeroplane raids which bombed Wilkomoz 31 October. File 1920.11.03
R576/11/7823/6596 The Polish-Lithuanian dispute - Secretary General - Relates a conversation he had with the Chargé d'Affaires of Lithuania on the following questions: 1) Opinion of the League of Nations on the commitments made in Spa by Poland; means to force their observance;l 2) Extent of territory to be submitted to the plebiscite; 3) Exact position of the Curzon Line; 4) Many difficulties foreseen on the plebiscite; 5) Reference made by Mr. Hymans to a document of which the original could not be found. File 1920.11.04
R576/11/7897/6596 The Polish-Lithuanian dispute - Delegation of Lithuania to the Council in Paris - Sends a copy of a letter addressed to Mr. Léon Bourgeois informing him of a new Polish offensive and requesting him to intervene in favor of Lithuania at the League of Nations. File 1920.10.18
R576/11/8020/6596 The Polish-Lithuanian dispute - British Legation in Berne - Telegram of Keenar: 1) Strengthening of Zeligowski's army: 40,000, supplying this army by airplanes and armored trains; 2) Positions occupied by this army; 3) The Lithuanians preserve their positions; 4) Zeligowsky is considered strong enough to take Kovno [Kaunas]; 5) Latvians formed a front to protect themselves from Zeligowsky. File 1920.11.07