Situation in Hungary

Inventory list

Identifier	Title	Level of description	Date
R561/11/2066/1778	Political Situation in Hungary - Mr H. Nicolson (Report No. 27) - Considered by the Supreme Council on 17 November - Telegrams received from Sir George Clerk, Allied Commissioner in Buda Pesth, stabe that the Hungarian Army had arrested many leading Socialists, with whom he was negotiating with the object of forming a Coalition Government.	File	1919.11.17
R561/11/2180/1778	The Situation in Hungary - British Delegation, Paris - Transmits letter to Sir George Clerk, Allied Commissioner in Buda-Pesth, from Mr.Julius von Walder suggesting solutions of the threefold problem of Hungary's foreign politics, internal politics, and economic affairs	File	1919.11.26
R561/11/4053/1778	How was prepared Magyar Bolshevism - Czechoslovak Legation, London - Article published on 4 April in the "Pesti Hirlap" - Bolshevism prepared by foreign agitators and by the political Party in power since October 1918, mainly by Karolyi, in revenge of the Entente.	File	1920.04.27
R561/11/4324/1778	Excerpts from the Hungarian Press - Communicated by the Czechoslovak Legation in London - Unfavourable excerpts to the "Entente" and noting the distrust of the Magyar Nation against the Treaty of Peace.	File	1920.05.12
R561/11/48922/1778	Political Situation in Hungary - Hungarian Republican Party, Paris - Sends a memorandum from the Hungarian Republican Party outlining the political situation in Hungary and requesting the League of Nations to intervene so that Hungarian nationals with republican conviction cannot be prevented from exercising their constitutional rights.	File	1926.01.18