Curzon: the Last Phase, 1919-1925: A Study in Post-war Diplomacy

accept achieved agreement alliance Allied Ambassador Anglo-French Angora army Asia Minor Balfour Bompard Bonar Law Briand Britain British Government Cabinet Chicherin Coalition Committee Conference Constantinople Convention danger December democratic diplomacy diplomatic diplomatists Eastern Thrace Egypt Egyptian Empire endeavoured Europe European expert fact favour force Foreign Affairs Foreign Office foreign policy Foreign Secretary France French frontier George's German Greece Greek hand imperial India interests Ismet Pasha Italian Italy January Lausanne League of Nations Lloyd George London Lord Allenby Lord Curzon Lord D'Abernon March ment Montagu Mosul Mustapha Kemal nationalist negotiation November occupied offer Ottoman Paris peace Persia plebiscite Poincaré political position possessed post-war Powers prestige Prime Minister principle problem question realised refused regarded remained Reparation Commission resigned Ruhr Russia settlement Smyrna Soviet statesmen Straits Supreme Council territory tion Treaty of Sèvres Treaty of Versailles Turkey Turkish Delegation Turks Venizelos victory whole wrote zone