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Document · 1933.12.12
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S. Lester's letter of thanks for a publication on Danzig and the German-Polish problem entitled "Dantzig et quelques aspects du problème germano-polonais", published in 1932 by the Carnegie Foundation; letters dated 24th November and 2nd December from S. Lester resquesting the Carnegie Foundation an English translation of the publication on Danzig; letter dated 28th November from the Secretary-General of the Carnegie Foundation explaining that it only existed an article in English from van Hamel published in the "bulletin de la Conciliation Internationale américaine, no.288".

Document · 1933.11.24
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The Department of External Affairs approved the secondment of S. Lester to the service of the League of Nations for a period of three years, at the end of the period of secondment, S. Lester would revert to a position in the national Service at least equal to the position, namely, that of Principal Officer, which he held.

Document · 1933.03.14
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About the guard detachment for the Polish war material depot: appeal from the Free City of Danzig regarding the reinforcement of the Polish guards at the Westerplatte; on J. Simon's report regarding the harbour police; and on the death of Thomas S. Adams, Professor at the Yale University and American member of the Fiscal Committee.

Document · 1933.12.12
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Extract from "The Times": J. Avenol's speech on the crisis in the League of Nations' affairs - A few Member States intended to withdraw from the League of Nations, others requested radical changes - A majority of countries in the world appeared to be losing confidence in the League of Nations' ability to deal with major problems - Problem of the vote of confidence to be asked by J. Avenol - The problem of disarmament was the main cause of the crisis in the League of Nations' affairs: the question of the reduction of armaments was relegated to the background by the League of Nations Disarmament Conference - J. Avenol's answer to various criticisms made of the League of Nations: problem of equality between States and the possibilities for the revision of treaties that were inadequate - Methods of work at Geneva also criticized: too many speeches, documents and committees.