The Archive · 1938

Twenty Minutes to Sign SPECIAL TO THE "ico

Rome, Apr. 17, Owing to the large number of annexes, it took twenty minutes for all the signatures to be affixed to the Anglo-Italian Agreement, The Egyptian Minister in Rome. Mostafa El-Sadok Bey, signed the annexes which concerned Egypt. Lord Perth, the British Ambassador in Rome, was cheered by a crowd of 2,000 people as he left the Palazzo Chigi, where the treaty was signed. Count Ciano, the Foreign Minister, was also cheered when he left—

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