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COKFIDENTIAL. EXTERNAL
NOTES FOR REGISTRY.
SECRET.
jarolitieai: Department.
REGISTER NO.
Ext. 1813/42.
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19 Uu.
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Under Secretary
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Political diary for 1942.
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FOR USE BY DEPARTMENT ONLY.
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(a) General observations.
The weather had held up Persian
m i3.itary operations , but progress had
been made in restoring oraer. Public
opinion was still unfriendly, and fear
! and mistrust of the Russians was
growing.
(b) Persian administration.
A new Governor-General and a new
Governor had arrived, and a new
Chief of P 0 lice had been appointed.
(c) & (d) Kurds and other tribes.
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Snow had prevented much activity
against the Kurds, but the Persian
garrison at Diwanderre had been
relieved. H.M. Consul had pointed
out to the Governor the value of reaching
a friendly settlement with the Kurds
lest they be driven further into the
arms of the Russians. Sactqiz was
still occupied by the Kurds, (it has
since changed hands twice). The
Persian G.O.C. had appointed Governors
to varbus places including Saqqiz.
The other tribes were quiet on
the whole, but it was probable that
only a percentage of the arms they
had collected had been surrendered
to the Persian authorities.
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