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Statutory Rules and Orders 1917 No. 24
Mandate for Palestine Together with a Note by the Secretary General Relating to Its Application to the Territory Known As Trans Jordan under the Provisions of Article 25
Palestine
Palestine

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Treaty for an Alliance in the War Against Hitlerite Germanu and Her Associates in Europe and Providing Also for Collaboration and Mutual Assistance Thereafter Concluded Between His Majesty in Respect of the United Kingdom and the Presidium of the Supreme Council of Teh Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Document Regarding the Situation in Greece
Unconditional Surrender of Germany
Memorandum of Agreement Between His Majesty s Government in the United Kingdom and the Government of the United States Concerning the British and American Zones of Occupation in Germany
Convention Between His Majesty in Respect of the United Kingdom and His Majesty the King of the Hellenes Respecting the Relations of Learning and Culture
Secret German Documents Seized During the Raid on the Lofoten Islands on the 4th March 1941 Embodying Instructions to the Army on the Control of the Press Adn on Collaboration with the Gestapo in Dealing with Norwegian Nationals
Speech by the Rt. Hon. Anthony Eden M. C. M. P. His Majesty s Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Delivered at the Mansion House on May 29 1941

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