An edition of Establishment of a jurisdiction for settling disputes with regard to communications and transit provided for in the Treaties of Peace (1920)

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An edition of Establishment of a jurisdiction for settling disputes with regard to communications and transit provided for in the Treaties of Peace (1920)

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League of Nations
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Communication and traffic

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Establishment of a jurisdiction for settling disputes with regard to communications and transit provided for in the Treaties of Peace
1920, League of Nations
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At head of title: Document de l'Assemblée 21. 20/48/21.

French and English on opposite pages.

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5 p.

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OL15427224M

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