Volume 6 1939~1941

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Date

Subject

No. 292 NAI DFA Paris Embassy 12/1

Code telegram from William Warnock (via Geneva) to Joseph P. Walshe (Dublin)
(No. 61S) (Personal) (Copy)

Berlin, 11 September 1940

Your 136.¹ German Army strongly opposed diplomats travelling to and from occupied territory. All small countries in the same position. Foreign Office suggests application to military authorities demarcation line. Application possible Berlin, but would require long notice and details precise date and purpose.

¹ See No. 288.

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Volume 6 1939~1941

Code telegram from William Warnock (via Geneva) to Joseph P. Walshe (Dublin)(No. 61S) (Personal) (Copy)

Code telegram from William Warnock (via Geneva) to Joseph P. Walshe (Dublin)
(No. 61S) (Personal) (Copy)