BLOC OF ALL POWERS
EUROPEAN FRONTIERS OF TURKEY
SUPPORT FROM BOLSHEVIKS
ALONE
TERRITORY ISSUE AT LAUSANNE.
(OKIIED PRESS ASSOOUTIOH—COFUKBS.) ! (iUBTR-V-lAX - NEW ZBALAKD CABLS ASSOCIATION.) (Received 24th November, 11 a.m.) PARIS, 23rd November. The "Matin" says that Turkey is confronted by a bloc of all the Powers "regarding the European frontiers, and can find support only fiom the Bolsheviks. (Received 24th November, li a.m.) LAUSANNE, 23rd November. The Commission on territorial and military questions heard the Bulgarians' arguments in favour of the granting of an outlet to the Aegean. The Turks will 1 state their view to-day. The Bumanian, Bulgarian, Greek, and Jugo-Slavian delegations conferred with a view to creating a united Balkan front regarding, the status of Eastern .Thrace and the Bulgarian outlet.. Lord Curzon, expressing the Allied view, said no treaty existed supporting the Turkish claim to the right bank of the Maritza. The Powers had no right to revoke a promise contained in the Note of 23rd September. A plebiscite on tbe subject of Thrace was impossible. It would be an apple of discord constituting a real danger to Balkan peace.
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 126, 24 November 1922, Page 7
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183BLOC OF ALL POWERS Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 126, 24 November 1922, Page 7
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