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... the Anglo- Iranian Oil Company made a net profit of £100,000.000. which largely went to the British Government. The Persian Government received about £15.000.000 in royalties, and an extensive welfare service was provided by the British Government for' ...
... next year le whole the oil lost lrom Persian oilnelds will have placed COMMERCIAL NDERTAKING am not suggesting that the Persian Government had right tear up the agreement, but it co mercial undertaking was not a treaty. The matter had not been re■ried sooner ...
... which had a determined policy would not have permitted America's Mr. Harriman to intervene in its negotiations with the Persian Government over oil. In Persia, as elsewhere the Middle East, Britain had always dealt fairly, so that she could make treaties ...
... 1942 by not withdrawing their troops completely from Azerballan. which province was now in conflict with the Central Persian Government. Referring to- the Palestinian tvoubles. said Palestine was occupied bv the Allies in 1914. 1917 the Balfour Declaration ...
... MORREL UNO NORTHERN PERSIA. the House of Commons, Tuesday, Mr, P. asked the Secretary for foreign Affairs whether the Persian Government were desirous of extending the Swedish Gendarmerie Northern Persia; and, an, whether His Majesty Government would favourably ...
... the safety our great Indian Empire. There were still something like 20,000 Russian troops in the north Persia, and the Persian Government was still without that prestige and authority that every Government should have, but, at any rate for the time, the ...
... the House Commons, on Tuesday, Mr, Morrell asked the Foreign Secretary whether negotiations for adequate loan to the Persian' Government so as to enable it to restore order were still in progress, and whether there was any prospect of restoring the constitution ...
... sir. The Regency of Persia not theirs offer. Sir E. Grey, further answering Mr. Morreß, Raid the question of how the Persian Government was t«> get money remained under consideration. Tie could not any conditions it might eventually obtained. any case ...
... by the Foreigr Office gives translation the joint Note addressed the British and Russian representatives Teherap the Persian Government September 11, detailing the nature the Anglo-Russian Agreement the future policy the two nations in Persia. : The letter ...
... Russian troops who had alreadv entered, or were entering, Persia would withdrawn. The next day it-he 21st. November) the Persian Government detaded to act on tine advice. Three days a her (the 24th. November.) they had a.dually complied with both demands ...
... received. When the aahcpd, and even mora uajost, demand made bf Rossis, oar Gown in encouraged the Wiwgitna and. told Persian Government that it was their own fault because they had employed British subjects is Northern Persia. could not feed uy pride in ...
... CRISIS IN PERSIA MB. M.ORB ELL'S PUBTHEB ENQUIRY. lii the House of Cammoos. on Thursday, Mr. P. Morreli naked whether the Persian Government, acting the *dvioe of His Majesty's Government, agreed the terms of the first Russian ultimatum, on the understanding ...