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9 July 1941
Pp 274/2/799 · Document · 1941.07.09
Fait partie de Private Archives

Letter from A. Sweetser to S. Lester from New York, unopened, but with a slip of paper mentionning: "on watch list", which means censorship.

16 June 1941 (3)
Pp 274/2/800-802 · Document · 1941.06.16
Fait partie de Private Archives

S. Lester's draft letter (not sent) to A. Eden, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in London on the fact S. Lester was placed on a "watch list" of the British Government's services; S. Lester's comments on the fact he was put on the list of suspects.

20 June 1941 (1)
Pp 274/2/802-803 · Document · 1941.06.20
Fait partie de Private Archives

S. Lester's letter to H. Livingstone: British Government's services stupid "watch list", S. Lester thought it was not, after all, such an important matter; S. Lester's telegram to C.J. Hambro explaining question of confidence and "watch list".

20 June 1941 (2)
Pp 274/2/803-804 · Document · 1941.06.20
Fait partie de Private Archives

Telegram from S. Lester to A. Eden, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in London, regarding the fact that S. Lester's name was on a British list of suspects, which rendered his position as League of Nations Acting Secretary-General difficult; S. Lester explained why he maintained the post in Geneva and proposed his resignation.

17 June 1941
Pp 274/2/804 · Document · 1941.06.17
Fait partie de Private Archives

Personal letter from H. Livingstone to S. Lester: S. lester's name on a British list of suspects, and H. Livingstone sent the exhibits (airmail envelope with attached note stating S. Lester was on a "watch list") to Berne.

20 June 1941 (3)
Pp 274/2/805 · Document · 1941.06.20
Fait partie de Private Archives

H. Livingstone's personal letter to S. Lester: H. Livingstone was sorry that such a bureaucratic fatheadedness induced S. Lester to take such a drastic step, his resignation; the Minister in Berne was upset that this should have happened and he informed Makins.

23 June 1941 (1)
Pp 274/2/805-806 · Document · 1941.06.23
Fait partie de Private Archives

Copy of a telegram from the Foreign Office: personal message from Makins to S. Lester informing S. Lester there must be a misunderstanding concerning the "watch list" and confirming him the future of the League of Nations activities.

23 June 1941 (2)
Pp 274/2/806 · Document · 1941.06.23
Fait partie de Private Archives

S. Lester's reply to Makins' telegram: S. Lester explained he was not shirking.