مجموعة ‎٢٨ /٩٥ "بلاد فارس. العلاقات مع الحكومة البريطانية.‏ المطالبات الخاصة ضد الحكومة البريطانية‏: قضية السفينة البخارية "كارا دينيز‏"." [و‎‎٢‎٩‎٣] (٦٩١/٥٨٥)

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ox the ciocamenta delivered to iir Hill and v.hich nad been tran-
alated into ijjigli-ih* The informant rev,d 'i 'r~m through this
affidavit or declaration and found it correct but it was never
sworn.
Messrs ^u*aberUttch ..nd Hill aske 1 the infornont for &
stateraent of Ids estimated losses which amounted to C3c # noo and
IjL> u*u toic n-- • ouii v»c c.iv/fid to call ; .in about this.
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months,} r Waugh Con :ercial Attache of tiie Legation returned t •
-lo., -■ a, rt\L .b agcvln sent for by Ur Hill
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and was informed that owing to the Anti^tlee, there was now no
to c so a nhich tuive bs^n iSMEitms^
and cons* .uently that infona&nt had better state by letter
what suia he would accept as a reward for his services. The
informant accordingly wrote on the 3rd December 19lfi to Lord
Gnuiville the British Ambassador,informing him that owing to &
the Armistice he v,ould accept as a reward £lo,ooo on the under
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standiiig tiiii.t the British Government would take his interests
in Turkey under their protection. No reply was received.
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On the 20th February 1919 the informant again wrote to
His Excellency asking for a reply to his letter of 3rd December
191° as he intended returning to Constantinople and would be
re pairing all the original documents deposited at the Legation
On the strngth of this letter the Legation asked London
for instructions and in April 1919(after a delay of two months
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Ilr Hill told the informant that in accordance with instructions
he had received the informant was required to write a letter
asking for the return of hia documents but undertaking to hold
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himself as well as the documents at the disposal of the Bri*
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tish Qovemmsnt if required and at the same time to supply his
Constantinople address. This letter was wrlttenOoth April 1919
and the documents were returned against a receipt declaring
that tiie informant was obliged to deliver them again to the
British Government when re ^ulred. The Legation retained copies
of all the documents as well as of the two reports by the in*
iiunt end his Aavoc^te*