THIRD INTERNATIONAL SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE OF PROPAGANDA
The Statesman|December 05, 2024
THE Foreign Office Note to M. Rakovsky states that after due deliberation His Majesty's Government is unable to recommend the Treaties signed on August 8 for the consideration of Parliament, or to submit them to the King for ratification.

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