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- 1936.07.08 (Creation)
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S. Lester's report to the League of Nations Council further to the incident of the German cruiser; A. Forster's article demanding a revision of the League of Nations' relations with the Free City; German cruiser incident placed on the Agenda of the League of Nations Council; S. Lester at Geneva to participate in the Council's meeting; difficult relationships between Danzig and the League of Nations after President A. Greiser's speech; talks with K. Papée, Count Lubienski, Chef de Cabinet of Colonel Beck and J. Beck; S. Lester's view and Polish responsibilities.
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- English
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Document belonging to the papers filed by S. Lester in a special envelope marked "Secret-Private Diary".
Protection period to: 1996-07-08
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- Forster, Albert (Subject)
- Greiser, Arthur (Subject)
- Lester, Sean (Subject)
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Protection period duration: 60
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Permission: No permission necessary.
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Physical usability: Without limits
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Term of protection: None