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Identifier Sort ascending Title Level of description Date Digital object
R559/11/2231/1348 Situation in Fiume - Foreign Office, London - Reported by Mr Trumbic to be extremely grave - Conflict between Italy and Jugo-Slavia unavoidable if D'Annunzio pursues his activities. File 1919.11.28
R559/11/2894/1348 Fiume and the Adriatic - Foreign Office, London (Report No. 25) - Informs that public opinion in Belgrade is against accepting the Allied solution of this question - The Dalmatian deputies state that they are in favour of rejection and are prepared to defy the execution of the Treaty of London. File 1920.01.30
R559/11/2972/1348 The Fiume Settlement - Foreign Office, London (Report No. 26) - French and Italian opposition against allowing Belgrade Government to enter on to new negotiations which would cause much delay - The British Government have therefore decided to urge Yugo-Slavia to accept Allied terms, otherwise they will be obliged to revert to the Treaty of London of 1915. File 1920.02.06
R559/11/3221/1348 Eastern Adriatic Questions - Representatives of the Balkan Committee, Serbian Society and Anglo-Albanian Committee - Letter submitting resolutions passed at a joint meeting of the Balkan Committee, the Serbian Society of Great Britain and the Anglo-Albanian Committee protesting against the partition schemes on the East Adriatic shores which the Supreme Council is stated to have adopted. File 1920.02.25
R559/11/14056/1348 The Adriatic Peace - General Consul of Italy, Geneva - Communicates two copies of a diplomatic document presented to the Italian Parliament by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Count Sforza - This document is entitled "Direct negotiations between the Italian and the Serb-Croat-Slovene Governments for the Adriatic Peace. File 1921.07.15