This letter announces that on 30 June 1923, the American Red Cross will terminate its emergency relief work in Greece, and proposes a common action to the Governments of Great-Britain, France and Italy.

Reply of the Government of France to the Circular Letter C.L.120.1935.XII of 30 July 1935 relative to the question of the extension of the Nansen Passport system to refugees from the Saar.

File contains:

• the instruments of ratification of the Convention on International Status of Refugees
• correspondence of 1934 and 1936 from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Paris
• a letter of 20 November 1942 from the Provisional Government of the French Republic in Vichy denunciating this Convention with the exception of articles one and two and of chapter XI
• letters dated 8 November 1944 from the French Minister for Foreign Affairs Georges Bidault to Herbert Emerson, League of Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and to S. Lester, Secretary-General of the League of Nations, cancelling the denunciations made by the Provisional French Government in Vichy of the Agreement of 30 June 1928 as well as of the Convention of 28 October 1933, and restoring the status quo ante for Nansen Refugees, and explaining the desire of the French Government to extend similar system to Spanish Republican refugees.

File contains correspondence concerning a project of agricultural colony in France. The project was to create a centre to readapt Russian refugees in the agriculture domain and to integrate them into the French labour force. However, due to the protection of national labour policy and the difficulties in obtaining credits from French banks, the creation of such centre in France was not supported. It was considered more useful to create such centre in "new" countries like Morocco or South America.

This file contains various correspondence on individual cases - requests for assistance from refugees desiring to visit the Paris Exhibition of 1937.