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July 3, 1934.
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Sir John Simgm —^Received July 3.)
(No. 302. Secret.)
HIS Majesty’s representative presents his compliments to His Majesty’s
Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and has the honour to transmit
herewith copy of the military attache’s Intelligence Summary No. 11 for the
period ending the 14th instant.
Tehran, June 16, 1934.
Enclosure in No. 1.
Intelligence Summary No. 11 for Period ending June 15, 1934.
Note. —No intelligence summary was issued for the period ending the
2nd June, 1934.
1. General.
HIS Imperial Majesty the Shah left Tehran for Turkey on the 2nd June.
He crossed the Turkish frontier on the 10th June, and arrived at Bayazit on the
11th June. His Imperial Majesty is travelling in his own motor car from Tehran
to Trebizond, on board a Turkish battleship from Trebizond to Samsun, and
by special train from Samsun to Angora.
His suite (;omprises, among others :—
The Turkish Ambassador in Persia.
The Persian Ambassador in Turkey.
The Grand Master of Ceremonies.
Shukuh-ul-Mulk, Chief of the Imperial Cabinet.
Hussein Quli Khan Nizam Qaragozlu Amir Nizam, “ chef de protocol.”
General Amanullah Mirza Jehanbani.
General Abdul Riza Afkhami.
General Kupal.
Dr. Hussain Ali Khan Isfandiari.
His Imperial Majesty will remain four days at Angora and proceed by
special train to Istanbul.
2. Persian Officials.
Mirza Ghulam Riza Khan Ardalan (Fakhr-ul-Mamalik) has been appointed
Governor of the “ triple province ” (Malayir-Nahavand-Tuserkhan).
3. Reorganisation of the Departments of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
The names of the political departments of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs
have been designated as follows as from the 8th Khordad 1313 (the
29th May, 1934)
(1) The name of the Department of Eastern States has been changed to
the First Political Department, dealing with Turkey, Afghanistan.
Iraq, Egypt and Hejaz.
(2) The name of the Department of Eastern Europe has been changed to
the Second Political Department, dealing with the Soviet, the Baltic
States, Poland and the Balkan States.
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