... British and Soviet representatives presented to the Persian Government the final draft treaty. If the Persian Government accepted this draft the treaty would be signed immediately. The Persian Government had co-operated fully in the development of communications ...

... machinations did not succeed. (Cheers.) Accordingly we demanded of the Persian Government the immediate expulsion of their Teutonic visitors and when, under local duress, the Persian Government failed to comply with our requests, British and Russian forces entered ...

... machinations did not succeed (Cheers). Accordingly we demanded of the Persian Government the immediate expulsion of their teutonic visitors ■ and when, under local duress, the Persian Government failed to comply with our requests, British and Russian forces ...

... Newcastle-under-Lyme) thrt no charge h_d been made upon the Persian Government for the cost of the British or the Soviet troops there, bu; facilities are being provided by the Persian Government. Mr. Eden added that it was not the policy of the Allies to ...

... hidden influence was hindering our work wherever possible and helping the Germans.' “This influence was certainly not in Persian Government circles. The Foreign Office and the officials appeared to be doing everything they could to clear up the whole matter ...

... Developments ” It was in relation to the task of supplies to Russia that the problem of Persia assumed such importance. The Persian Government, had already accepted in principle that should sign treaty of alliance with the Soviet Government and ourselves. He ...

... through Persia, Iraq, Syria, Palestine, and Egypt to the Western Desert there was how one unbroken Allied front. The Persian Government had already accepted in principle that they should sign a treaty of alliance with the Soviet Government and ourselves ...

... determination to prepare for any development; and it was announced yesterday that the Ankara Government, in concert with the Persian Government, has taken measures for fortification of the Irakian frontier. The presence in increasing numbers of Nazi agents in ...

... told. It was in relation to the task of supplies to Russia that the problem of Persia assumed such importance. • The Persian Government had already accepted in principle that they should sign a treaty of alliance with the Soviet Government and ourselves ...