Political Section

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Identifier Sort ascending Title Level of description Date Digital object
R557/11/4065/1284 Status of the Baltic Provinces - Mr. Harris, Foreign Office, London - States that the Allies have given de facto recognition to Esthonia [Estonia], Lithuania and Latvia, but there is at present no de jure recognition of these three States. File 1920.04.26
R558/11/2704/1286 Political Situation in Russia - Foreign Office, London - Reported to be extremely grave - General Denikin's appeal to the Supreme Council for permission to use Bulgarian troops was refused - British Representatives in the Caucasus and Persia are anxious about the situation on the Caspian Sea, while the Persian Government wishes to know what steps are being taken by the British Government for defence - Recognition of Georgia urged. File 1920.01.09
R558/11/3144/1286 Policy of the League of Nations as regards Russia - Lord Robert Cecil - Memorandum advocating the calling of a special meeting of the Council, at which a circular note should be drawn up, addressed to Soviet Russia and the bordering States calling on them to refrain from action, likely to disturb international peace and to withdraw their troops to their own borders - Various Commissions of enquiry should be sent by the League of Nations to Russia. File 1920.02.20
R558/11/3173/1286 Commission of Investigation to be Sent to Russia - Mr. Lloyd George - Letter to the Secretary-General asking him, on behalf of the Supreme Council, to invite the Council of the League of Nations to take action in this direction. File 1920.02.24
R558/11/3283/1286 Commission of Investigation to be Sent to Russia - Mr. Monnet - Telegram stating Mr. Bourgeois' proposals for the procedure to be followed at the Special Meeting of the League of Nations Council on 12 March to consider this question. File 1920.03.03