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Recognition of Various States
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1 - League of Nations Secretariat
Political Section
Registry files (1919-1927)
Political - General
Recognition of Various States
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Date
Digital object
R574/11/10727/5343
Recognition of Georgia - Communicated by the French Service of the League of Nations (No. 24) - De jure recognition of Georgia by the Governments of France, Great Britain, Italy and Belgium, notified at Paris on January 28, 1921.
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1921.02.01
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R574/11/7653/5343
Recognition of new States by the United States - Communicated by Dr. Van Kleffens - Extract from a note sent on 10 August 1920 to the Ambassador of Italy by the Government of the United States, which declares that it recognizes the independence of none of the countries, except Poland, which were formerly part of Russia, before the consent of the latter has been obtained. It attests its faith in the recovery of Russia and its sympathy for this country.
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1920.10.22
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R574/11/5343/5343
Recognition of States by Great Britain - Secretary General - Enquiry concerning the status of the following countries: Armenia - Azerbaijan - Esthonia - Georgia - Latvia - Lichtenstein - Lithuania - Mexico.
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1920.07.08
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R574/11/5808/5343
Recognition of States by Great Britain - The Times - The Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs gives the status of, and enumerates the independent Republics, which have been formed out of the former Russian Empire - Finland and Poland alone have received full - de jure - recognition.
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1920.07.29
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