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FROM TEHRAN TO FOREIGN OFFICE,
Sir R. Bullard.
No. 461 .
24th July, 1941.
D. 8.00 p.m., 24th
R. 10.55 a.m., 25th July, 1941.
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Repeated to Government of India No.
Moscow No. 105
Cairo No. 77 '
Secretary [sic: ?Minister] of State No. 5
Bagdad No. 170
Angora No. 65
Political Resident at Shiraz
IMMEDIATE.
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My telegram No. 454 c
In response to enquiries to-day Minister for Foreign
1 Affairs stated that steps were being taken to speed up
the expulsion of Germans and that police supervision had
‘already been doubled. One commission had been set up
to examine residence permits of all Germans; these would
l in any case not be renewed and in cases where validity
would not expire for some time means would be found of
cancelling them. Another commission had been set up
to look into the question of contracts just or about
complete: in every case where it was possible to
dispense with services of German experts this would
be done as soon as possible.
It was pointed out to Minister for Foreign Affairs
that His Majesty's Government were at one with Soviet
K Government m their desire to see the number of Germans
' rapidly reduced by QCF/o and that measures outlined
i seemed to fall far short of these desiderata; and he
’•was urged to do everything possible to speed
' expulsions.
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