Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United
States, 1918, Supplement 1, The World War, Volume I
List of Principal Persons
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Adler, Viktor, Austrian Social
Democratic leader.
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Alfonso XIII, King of Spain.
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Allenby, Gen. Edmund H. H.,
Commander in Chief of the British Expeditionary Forces in Egypt and
Palestine.
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Allizé, Henri, French Minister to
the Netherlands.
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Andrássy, Count Julius,
Austro-Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs, October 26 to November
2.
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Angelescu, Dr. Constantin, Rumanian
Minister at Washington to March 16.
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Apponyi, Count Albert, President of
the Hungarian Independence Party.
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Asquith, Herbert Henry, former
British Prime Minister.
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Auohincloss, Gordon, Assistant to
the Counselor for the Department of State of the United States.
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Averesco, A., Rumanian President of
the Council, February 9 to March 12.
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Baden, Prince Max of, German
Imperial Chancellor, October 3 to November 9.
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Bailly-Blanchard, Arthur, United
States Minister to Haiti.
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Baker, Newton D., Secretary of War
of the United States.
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Bakhmeteff, Boris A., Russian
Ambassador at Washington.
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Balfour, Arthur James, British
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
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Barclay, Colville, British
Counselor of Embassy at Washington.
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Baruch, Bernard M., Chairman of the
War Industries Board of the United States.
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Belden, Perry, United States
Secretary of Legation in Colombia; Chargé d’Affaires.
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Beneš, Edward, General Secretary of
the Czecho-Slovak National Council; Minister of Foreign Affairs and of the
Interior in the Czecho-Slovak Provisional Government constituted September
26.
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Bernstorff, Count Johann H. A. von,
former German Ambassador at Washington.
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Bethmann Hollweg, Theobald T. F. A.
von, former German Imperial Chancellor and Prussian Minister
President.
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Birch, Thomas H., United States
Minister to Portugal.
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Bliss, Robert Woods, United States
Secretary of Embassy in France; Chargé d’Affaires in the Netherlands,
September 21 to November 22.
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Bliss, Gen. Tasker H., United
States Military Representative on the Supreme War Council.
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Bonilla, Policarpo, Honduran
Minister on Special Mission at Washington.
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Bonillas, Ygnacio, Mexican
Ambassador at Washington.
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Boret, Victor, French Minister of
Agriculture and Supplies; member of the Inter-Allied Food Council.
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Bratiano, J. J. C., Rumanian
President of the Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs to February
9.
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Brun, Constantin, Danish Minister
at Washington.
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Bülow, Prince Bernhard von, German
Rear Admiral.
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Bundy, Richard C, United States
Second Secretary of Legation in Liberia; Chargé d’Affaires.
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Burián von Rajecz, Count Stephen,
Austro-Hungarian Minister of Finance to April 15; Prime Minister and
Minister of Foreign Affairs, April 17 to October 18.
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Cadorna, Gen. Luigi, Commander in
Chief of the Italian Armies to July 12; Italian Military Representative on
the Supreme War Council to February 8.
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Caldwell, John L., United States
Minister to Persia.
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Calonder, Felix L., President of
the Swiss Confederation.
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Capelle, Admiral Eduard von, German
Secretary of State for the Navy.
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Carlsson, G., Swedish Shipping
Representative in Great Britain.
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Cave, Sir George, British Secretary
of State for Home Affairs.
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Cecil, Lord Robert, British
Minister of Blockade to July 19; Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs from July 19; member of the Allied Maritime Transport
Council.
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Chadbourne, Thomas L., Counselor of
the War Trade Board of the United States.
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Chadbourne, W. A., United States
War Trade Board Representative at Madrid.
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Chaikovski, Nicholas, President of
the Government of Northern Russia, August 1 to September 16.
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Chicherin, George V., Acting Soviet
Commissar for Foreign Affairs, March 13; Commissar for Foreign Affairs, May
30.
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Churchill, Winston L. S., British
Minister of Munitions; member of the Inter-Allied Munitions Council.
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Clemenceau, Georges, French Premier
and Minister of War.
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Clémentel, Etienne, French Minister
of Commerce, Industry, and Posts and Telegraphs; member of the Allied
Maritime Transport Council.
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Clynes, J. R., British Food
Controller from July 9; member of the Inter-Allied Food Council.
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Colby, Bainbridge, Commissioner of
the United States Shipping Board; member of the United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation.
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Constantine, former King of the
Hellenes.
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Cotton, J. P., member of the United
States Food Administration.
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Cravath, Paul D., Advisory Counsel
of the American mission to the Inter-Allied Council on War Purchases and
Finance.
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Crawford, Sir Richard, Commercial
Adviser of the British Embassy at Washington.
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Crosby, Oscar T., Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury of the United States; President of the
Inter-Allied Council on War Purchases and Finance.
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Curtis, Charles B., United States
Secretary of Legation in Honduras; Chargé d’Affaires, February 9 to October
1.
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Czernin von Chudenitz, Count
Ottokar, Austro-Hungarian Prime Minister and Minister of
Foreign Affairs to April 15.
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Da Gama, Domicio, Brazilian
Ambassador at Washington.
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Daniels, Josephus, Secretary of the
Navy of the United States.
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Dato, Eduardo, Spanish Minister of
State, March 22 to November 6.
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Davis, Norman H., United States
Special Financial Delegate in Spain.
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De Alhucemas, Marqués Garcia
Prieto, Spanish Prime Minister and Minister of State to March 19,
and November 10 to December 3; Minister of the Interior, March 22 to
November 6.
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De Beaufort, W. H., Netherland
Counselor of Legation at Washington.
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De Billy, Edouard, French Deputy
High Commissioner at Washington.
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De Bon, Admiral, French Naval
Representative on the Supreme War Council.
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De Bunsen, Sir Maurice, head of the
British Shipping Mission to South America.
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De Céspedes, Carlos Manuel, Cuban
Minister at Washington.
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De Pena, Dr. Carlos Maria,
Uruguayan Minister at Washington to April 30.
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Diaz, Gen. Armando, Chief of the
General Staff of the Italian Army.
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Di Robilant, General, Italian
Military Representative on the Supreme War Council from May.
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Dmowski, Roman, President of the
Polish National Committee.
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Dodge, H. Percival, Special Agent
to Serbia (at Corfu) of the Department of State of the United States.
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Dresel, Ellis L., United States War
Trade Board Representative at Berne.
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Droppers, Garrett, United States
Minister to Greece.
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Dye, Alexander V., United States
War Trade Board Representative at Christiania.
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Ebert, Friedrich, member of the
German Reichstag; Chancellor of the German Provisional Government from
November 9.
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Edwards, Paul L., United States
Commercial Attaché and War Trade Board Representative at The Hague.
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Eisner, Kurt, Bavarian Socialist
leader; Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Bavarian Republic
from November 9.
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Ekengren, W. A. F., Swedish
Minister at Washington.
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Ellis, Sir Charles Edward, British
Director General of Ordnance Supply; member of the Inter-Allied Munitions
Council.
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Erzberger, Matthias, member of the
German Reichstag; Secretary of State without portfolio in the Cabinet of
Prince Max of Baden.
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Estrada Cabrera, Manuel, President
of Guatemala.
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Faisal, Emir, son of the King of
the Hejaz.
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Ferdinand I, King of
Rumania.
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Fisher, Thomas, Representative at
Washington of the British Ministry of Shipping.
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Fletcher, Henry P., United States
Ambassador to Mexico.
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Foch, Ferdinand, French Marshal,
Commander in Chief of the Allied Armies in France from April 3.
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Foerster, Friedrich Wilhelm, German
political economist.
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Franchet d’Espérey, Gen. A.-L.,
Commander in Chief of the Allied Armies in the East from July.
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Francis, David R., United States
Ambassador to Russia.
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Frazier, Arthur Hugh, United States
First Secretary (later Counselor.) of Embassy in France; Diplomatic Liaison
Officer with the Supreme War Council.
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Freyre y Santander, Manuel de,
Peruvian Minister at Washington.
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Fuller, Paul, jr., Director of the
Bureau of War Trade Intelligence of the United States War Trade
Board.
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Fürstenberg, Prince von,
Austro-Hungarian Ambassador to Spain.
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Garrett, John W., United States
Minister to the Netherlands; accredited also to Luxemburg.
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Gary, Hampson, United States
Diplomatic Agent and Consul General at Cairo.
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Gay, Edwin F., representative of
the United States Shipping Board on the War Trade Board.
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Geddes, Sir Auckland C., British
Minister of National Service.
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Geddes, Sir Eric C., British First
Lord of the Admiralty; Head of the British Naval Mission to the United
States.
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Gompers, Samuel, President of the
American Federation of Labor.
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Gonzales, William E., United States
Minister to Cuba.
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Goto, Baron Shimpei, Japanese
Minister of Foreign Affairs, April 23 to September 24.
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Grant-Smith, Ulysses, United States
Counselor of Legation in Denmark; Chargé d’Affaires.
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Grew, Joseph C., Acting Chief of
the Division of Western European Affairs of the Department of State from
March 14.
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Grey, Sir Edward, Former British
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
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Grimprel Maj. Maurice, member of
the French High Commission at Washington.
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Groeber, Hermann, German Secretary
of State without portfolio in the Cabinet of Prince Max of Baden.
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Gvosdenovitch, Gen. Antoine,
Montenegrin Minister at Washington from September 20.
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Hadji-Mischeff, P., Bulgarian
Minister to the Netherlands.
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Haig, Field Marshal Sir Douglas,
Commander in Chief of the British Expeditionary Forces in France.
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Harris, Ernest L., United States
Consul General at Irkutsk.
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Harris, F. Leverton, Parlimentary
Secretary to the British Ministry of Blockade from July 19.
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Haussmann, Conrad, member of the
German Reichstag; Secretary of State without portfolio in the Cabinet of
Prince Max of Baden.
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Helfferich, Karl, German Ambassador
to Russia, July 23 to September 23.
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Hellner, J., Swedish Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
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Henderson, Arthur, British Labor
Leader.
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Hertling, Count Georg F. von,
German Imperial Chancellor to September 30.
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Hindenburg, Field Marshal Paul von
Beneckendorff und von, Chief of the General Staff of the
German Army.
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Hintze, Paul von, German Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, July 9 to October 3.
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Hoover, Herbert C., United States
Food Administrator; chairman of the Commission for Relief in Belgium.
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Horton, George, United States
Consul General at Saloniki.
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House, Edward M., personal
representative of President Wilson in
Europe.
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Hurley, Edward N., Chairman of the
United States Shipping Board; President of the United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation.
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Hurley, George, United States War
Trade Board Representative at Copenhagen.
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Hussain ibn Ali, King of the
Hejaz.
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Huysmans, Camille, French labor
leader; Secretary of the Socialist International Bureau.
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Hymans, Paul, Belgian Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
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Irigoyen, Hipolito, President of
Argentina.
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Jefferson, Benjamin L., United
States Minister to Nicaragua.
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Jeffery, Robert E., United States
Minister to Uruguay.
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Joffre, Joseph J. C., Marshal of
France.
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Johnson, Stewart, United States
Third Secretary of Legation in Costa Rica; Chargé d’Affaires to December
5.
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Jong van Beek en Donk, Baron,
former Director of the Netherland Ministry of Justice.
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Jusserand, J. J., French Ambassador
at Washington.
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Karl I, Emperor of Austria to
November 12, King of Hungary to November 16.
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Károlyi, Count Michael, Hungarian
Liberal statesman.
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Keena, Leo J., United States Consul
General at Valparaiso.
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Kramář, Karel, President of the
Czech National Committee in Prague; Czechoslovak Prime Minister from
November 14.
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Kühlmann, Richard von, German
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in Count von Hertling’s Cabinet.
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Lammasch, Heinrich,
Austro-Hungarian Prime Minister, October 28 to November 13.
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Lansing, Robert, Secretary of State
of the United States.
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Laughlin, Irwin B., United States
Counselor of Embassy in Great Britain; Chargé d’Affaires, May 18 to July 17
and October 3 to December 17.
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Law, Andrew Bonar, member of the
British War Cabinet; Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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Lay, Julius G., Acting Foreign
Trade Adviser of the Department of State of the United States from February
18.
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Lay, Tracy, United States Consul at
Paris.
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Leavell, William H., United States
Minister to Guatemala.
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Lebrun, A., French Minister of
Blockade.
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Leffingwell, Russell C., Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury of the United States.
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Liapcheff, Andrew, Bulgarian
Minister of Finance from June 21.
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Lloyd George, David, British Prime
Minister and First Lord of the Treasury.
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Long, Breckinridge, Third Assistant
Secretary of State of the United States.
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Loucheiur, Louis, French Minister
of Munitions; member of the Allied Maritime Transport Council.
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Loudon, Jonkheer J., Netherland
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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Ludendorff, Gen. Erich F. W., First
Quartermaster General of the German Army.
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Macchi di Cellere, Count Vincenzo,
Italian Ambassador at Washington.
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Maclay, Sir Joseph P., British
Shipping Controller; member of the Allied Maritime Transport Council.
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MacMurray, John V. A., United
States Counselor of Embassy in Japan to July 1; Chargé d’Affaires in China,
July 1 to October 11.
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Malinoff, Alexander, Bulgarian
Prime Minister from June 21.
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Marghiloman, Alexandre, Rumanian
President of the Council and Minister of the Interior, March 12 to November
9.
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Masaryk, Thomas Garrigue, President
of the Czecho-Slovak National Council; President and Minister of Finance of
the Czecho-Slovak Provisional Government constituted September 26.
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McAdoo, William Gibbs, Secretary of
the Treasury of the United States.
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McCormick, Vance C., Chairman of
the War Trade Board of the United States.
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McFadden, George, United States War
Trade Board Representative at Paris.
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McMillin, Benton, United States
Minister to Peru.
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Mehdi Khan, Persian Minister at
Washington to April.
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Méndez, Joaquin, Guatemalan
Minister at Washington.
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Menocal, Mario G., President of
Cuba.
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Ménos, Solon, Haitian Minister at
Washington to October 14.
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Mercter, Désiré, Belgian Cardinal,
Archbishop of Malines.
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Michailovitch, Lioubomir, Serbian
Minister at Washington.
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Milne, Sir George Francis,
Commander in Chief of the British Army in the Balkans.
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Milner, Alfred, Viscount, member of
the British War Cabinet; Secretary of State for War from April 19; member of
the Supreme War Council.
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Monnet, M., French representative
on the Allied Maritime Transport Council.
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Morgan, Edwin V., United States
Ambassador to Brazil.
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Morgan, Henry H., United States War
Trade Board Representative at Habana.
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Morris, Ira Nelson, United States
Minister to Sweden.
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Morris, Roland S., United States
Ambassador to Japan.
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Motono, Ichiro, Viscount, Japanese
Minister of Foreign Affairs to April 23.
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Munizaga Varela, G., Chilean
Counselor of Embassy at Washington.
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Munson, Frank C., representative of
the United States Shipping Board on the War Trade Board to August 31.
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Murphy, Dominic I., United States
Consul General at Sofia.
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Nansen, Fridtjof, Norwegian
Minister on Special Mission at Washington.
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Naón, Rómulo S., Argentine
Ambassador and Financial Commissioner at Washington.
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Nava, Signor, Italian Under
Secretary of War; member of the Inter-Allied Munitions Council.
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Nitti, Francesco S., Italian
Minister of the Treasury.
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Northcliffe, Alfred, Viscount,
British Minister in Charge of Propaganda.
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Nubar, Boghos, President of the
Armenian National Delegation at Paris.
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Oederlin, Frederick, Commercial
Adviser of the Swiss Legation at Washington.
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Orlando, Salvatore, Italian
Commissioner of Mercantile Marine Construction; member of the Allied
Maritime Transport Council to May.
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Orlando, Vittorio E., Italian Prime
Minister and Minister of the Interior.
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Owen, William H., United States War
Trade Board Representative at Stockholm.
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Paderewski, Ignace Jan,
representative in the United States of the Polish National Committee.
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Page, Thomas Nelson, United States
Ambassador to Italy.
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Page, Walter Hines, United States
Ambassador to Great Britain.
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Paget, Sir Ralph Spencer, British
Minister to Denmark.
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Parravicini, K., Swiss Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
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Pashitch, Nikola P., Serbian
President of the Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs to February 27, and
from November 17.
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Payer, Friedrich von, German
Imperial Vice Chancellor.
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Percy, Lord Eustace, British
Secretary temporarily attached to the Embassy at Washington.
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Pergler, Charles, Commissioner at
Washington of the Czecho-Slovak Provisional Government.
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Pershing, Gen. John J., Commander
in Chief of the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe.
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Pétain, Gen. Henri P., Commander in
Chief of the French Armies in the field.
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Philips, August, Netherland
Minister at Washington, February 19 to April 9.
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Phillips, William, Assistant
Secretary of State of the United States.
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Pichon, Stephen, French Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
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Polk, Frank Lyon, Counselor for the
Department of State of the United States.
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Protitch, Stoyan M., Serbian
Minister of Finance.
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Radoslavoff, Vassil, Bulgarian
Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs and of the Interior to June
16.
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Rappard, Chevalier W. L. F. C. van,
Netherland Minister at Washington to February 19.
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Reading, Earl of (Rufus Daniel
Isaacs), British High Commissioner and Ambassador on Special
Mission at Washington.
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Reinsch, Paul S., United States
Minister to China.
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Rhondda, David Alfred Thomas, Lord,
British Food Controller (died July 3).
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Riaño y Gayangos, Don Juan, Spanish
Ambassador at Washington.
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Ribot, Alexandre F. J., former
French Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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Rosen, Baron Fr., German Minister
to the Netherlands.
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Roussos, Georges, Greek Minister at
Washington.
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Rublee, George, United States
Shipping Board Representative at London; member of the Allied Maritime
Transport Council.
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Rupprecht, Crown Prince of
Bavaria.
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Sackville-West, Maj. Gen. Charles
J., British Military Representative on the Supreme War
Council from April 11.
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Scavenius, Erik, Danish Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
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Scheidemann, Philipp, Vice
President of the German Reichstag; later, Secretary of State without
portfolio in the Cabinet of Prince Max of
Baden.
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Schmedeman, Albert G., United
States Minister to Norway.
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Schoenfeld, H. F. A., United States
Second Secretary of Legation in Norway; Chargé d’Affaires, July 7 to October
20.
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Sharp, William G., United States
Ambassador to France.
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Shea, Joseph H., United States
Ambassador to Chile.
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Sheldon, L. P., United States War
Trade Board and Food Administration Representative at London.
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Sims, Admiral William S.,
Commanding United States Naval Operations in European Waters.
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Skinner, Robert P., United States
Consul General at London.
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Smuts, Gen. Jan C., Minister
without portfolio in the British War Cabinet.
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Solf, Wilhelm, German Secretary of
State of the Colonial Office in Count von
Hertling’s Cabinet, and of the Foreign Office in the Cabinet
of Prince Max of Baden.
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Sonnino, Baron Sidney, Italian
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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Southard, Addison E., United States
Consul at Teheran from May.
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Spencer, Willing, United States
Secretary of Embassy in Japan; Chargé d’Affaires, June 19 to October
15.
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Spring Rice, Sir Cecil Arthur,
British Ambassador at Washington to February.
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Stabler, Jordan H., Chief of the
Division of Latin American Affairs of the Department of State of the United
States.
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Štefánik, Milan R., Vice President
of the Czecho-Slovak National Council; Minister of National Defense in the
Czecho-Slovak Provisional Government constituted September 26.
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Stettinius, Edward R., Second
Assistant Secretary of War of the United States; member of the Inter-Allied
Munitions Council.
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Stevens, Raymond B., Vice Chairman
of the United States Shipping Board; member of the Allied Maritime Transport
Council.
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Stewart, W. A. W., United States
War Trade Board Representative at Rome.
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Stimson, Frederic Jesup, United
States Ambassador to Argentina.
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Stovall, Pleasant A., United States
Minister to Switzerland.
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Sulzer, Hans, Swiss Minister at
Washington.
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Summers, Leland L., Chairman of the
United States War Industries Board Mission in Europe; member of the
Inter-Allied Munitions Council.
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Sussdorff, Louis A., jr., United
States Secretary of Legation in Paraguay; Chargé d’Affaires.
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Swinderen, R. de Marees van,
Netherland Minister to Great Britain.
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Tanaka, Tokichi, Japanese Counselor
of Embassy at Washington to November.
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Tardieu, André P. G. A., French
High Commissioner at Washington.
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Taylor, Alonzo E., representative
of the Secretary of Agriculture on the War Trade Board.
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Thomas, Albert, French Socialist
deputy, formerly Minister of Munitions.
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Tisza, Count Stephen, former
Hungarian Premier.
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Townley, Sir Walter B., British
Minister to the Netherlands.
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Trimborn, Herr, member of the
German Reichstag; Secretary of State for the Interior in the Cabinet of
Prince Max of Baden.
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Trumbić, Ante, President of the
Yugo-Slav National Committee.
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Venizelos, Eleutherios K., Greek
Premier and Minister of War.
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Ventosa, J., Spanish Minister of
Finance to February 28; Minister of Supplies, August 31 to November
6.
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Vollenhoven, Joost van, Netherland
Shipping Representative in Great Britain.
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Vopicka, Charles J., United States
Minister to Rumania.
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Wallenberg, Marcus, member of the
Swedish special commission at London.
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Wallraf, Max, German Secretary of
State for the Interior in Count von
Hertling’s Cabinet.
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Wekerle, Alexander, Hungarian
Premier and Minister of the Interior to October 24.
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Wemyss, Admiral Sir Rosslyn,
British First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff.
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Whitlock, Brand, United States
Minister to Belgium.
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Willard, Joseph E., United States
Ambassador to Spain.
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William II, German Emperor, King of
Prussia; abdicated November 9.
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Wilson, Sir Henry H., British
Military Representative on the Supreme War Council.
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Wilson, Hugh R., United States
Secretary of Legation in Switzerland; Chargé d’Affaires to March 4.
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Wilson, Woodrow, President of the
United States.
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Woolley, Clarence M.,
representative, on the United States War Trade Board, of the Secretary of
Commerce and the War Industries Board.
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Woolsey, Lester H., Solicitor for
the Department of State of the United States.