Political Section

Inventory list
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Identifier Sort ascending Title Level of description Date Digital object
R558/11/3700/1286 Commission of Investigation to Russia - Dossier respecting Mr. Armando Koch, Italian member of the Secretariat of the Commission File 1920
R558/11/3721/1286 Commission of Investigation to Russia - Colonel Chardigny - States that the Commission as at present constituted consists of 50 or 60 persons and that of the International Labour Office also of 50 - These numbers may have to be reduced if the Soviet Government 50 desire - List (incomplete) of Members of the Commission and technical experts File 1920.03.31
R558/11/3726/1286 Russian Investigation Commission - Mr Cecil Harmsworth transmits copies of questions asked in Parliament on 23 March relative to the organisation, composition of this Commission and measures taken to secure the protection of members of the Commission - Mr Harmsworth reply File 1920.03.29
R558/11/4305/1286 Commission of Enquiry in Russia - Executive Central Committee of the Soviets of Russia - Telegram expressing the Resolution adopted by the Executive Central Committee of the Soviets to accept in principle the arrival in Russia of the Commission of Enquiry, organized by the League of Nations - The coming of the Commission is subject to military requirements File 1920.03.14
R558/11/4796/1286 Commission of Enquiry in Russia - Mr. Tchitcherine, People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs in Moscow - Acknowledges the radio telegram from the Secretary-General dated 23 May - Expresses regret that the League of Nations let Poland come into conflict with Russia and Ukraine and postpone approval of the Commission of Enquiry until the end of the Polish attack File 1920.05.26