LAUSANNE CONFERENCE
[TURKS MUST CONSIDER MINOR
PEOPLES
ALLIES WILL LEAVE OTHERWISE.
(UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION,—COPTRISHT.)
Ips, showing at Our Theatre, Newtown, to-
(Received 14th December, noon.)
LAUSANNE, 13th December
Ism^t Pasha informed the first cony mission that he is willing to let 200,000 Greeks remain in Constantinople and, furthermore, all Greeks who might have to leave Turkey under the system of exchange would receive an indemnity. Ha added that there was no reason why the Armenians should not live in peace in Turkey without foreign interference. The Turks, he said, would forget the past. As to the question of the Armenian home this, he considered, as a new attempt to break up Turkey. He would ihc? consent to it. Lard Curijon, in reply, said that unless the Turks changed their attitude immediately and radically on the minorities question the Christian nations must leave Lausanne and quit the Conference.
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 143, 14 December 1922, Page 5
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