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Identifier Sort ascending Title Level of description Date Digital object
R541/11/7369/1 Eupen and Malmedy - Mr. Colban believes that all documents on this issue must be published - After receiving a favorable opinion of Mr. Hymans about it, requested the Secretary-General to make a decision. File 1920.10.09
R541/11/8023/1 Eupen and Malmedy - Mr. Van Werveke communicates a pamphlet entitled "A sovereignty subject to a condition" File 1920.11.08
R541/11/9272/1 Eupen and Malmedy - The German Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Berlin protests again against the annexation of these territories to Belgium, and motivates his government's refusal to accept the decision of the Council, which did not have accurate and sufficient information - Sends documents establishing that the result of the plebiscite was distorted by coercive measures and reprisals - The German Government wants that the Assembly only is seized of the matter, that it cancels what was actually "unlike the Law and the Treaty ", allows a new plebiscite and sents a commission of inquiry, which is strongly desired by the population. File 1920.11.30
R541/11/11014/1 Eupen and Malmedy - The German Minister for Foreign Affairs sends multiple copies of a booklet where the author shows that he acted as an agent provocateur in the service of the Belgian authorities in Eupen and Malmedy - The German Government considers it necessary to conduct a new referendum in the districts. File 1921.02.07
R541/11/32393/1 Eupen and Malmedy - Mr. Colban communicates Belgian press cuttings concerning the problem of belgicisation of Eupen and Malmedy. File 1923.12.01