The Archive · 1935

Great Britain in Iraq

It is pointed out that such a proposal would give the I much more than the British authorities have in Iraq, where the military posts are purely for the defence of the route to India and do not interfere with local affairs in the country, In League circles it is pointed out that the creation of an international contrary to the principles of gendarmerie commanded by neutral Tight and justice, says the memoran-officers, such as Scandinavians, would dum, that members of the League afford such security, but any' such should be: bound to observe the rules suggestions have already been turned down by the Ttallans—Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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