Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United
States, The Paris Peace Conference, 1919, Volume I
List of Principal Persons
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Ali Gholi Khan, Ansari, Persian
Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Ali-Kuli Khan, Mirza, Persian
Counselor of Legation at Washington; Chargé d’Affaires ad interim
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Auchincloss, Gordon, Assistant to
the Counselor for the Department of State and aide to Colonel House
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Baker, Newton D., Secretary of
War
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Baker, Ray Stannard, Director of
the Press Bureau of the Commission to Negotiate Peace
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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; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace
Conference
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Barclay, Colville A. de R.,
Counselor of the British Embassy at Washington; Chargé d’Affaires ad
interim
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Baruch, Bernard M., Chairman of the
War Industries Board; economic adviser to the Commission to Negotiate
Peace
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Beer, G. L., specialist on Africa,
Division of Territorial, Economic and Political Intelligence, Commission to
Negotiate Peace
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Beneš, Eduard, Czechoslovak
Minister of Foreign Affairs; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace
Conference
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Benson, Admiral William S., Chief
of Operations, United States Navy; technical adviser to the Commission to
Negotiate Peace
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Bissolati, Leonida, Italian
Minister of War Relief
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Bliss, Robert Woods, Counselor of
the Embassy in France; Chargé d’Affaires in the Netherlands, September 21 to
November 22, 1918; Chargé d’Affaires in France from December 23,1918
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Bliss, General Tasker H., United
States Military Representative on the Supreme War Council; plenipotentiary
at the Paris Peace Conference
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Bowman, Isaiah, Chief Territorial
Specialist and Executive Officer, Division of Territorial, Economic and
Political Intelligence, Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Bratiano, J. J. C, Roumanian
President of the Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Brockdorff-Rantzau, Count von,
German Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs from December 20, 1918
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Brun, Constantin, Danish Minister
at Washington
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Bullard, Admiral William H. G.,
Commander of United States Naval Forces in the Eastern Mediterranean;
representative on the Inter-Allied Naval Commission of Inquiry into Adriatic
Affairs
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Bullitt, William C., Division of
Western European Affairs, Department of State; attached to the Commission to
Negotiate Peace
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Bundy, Richard C., Second Secretary
of Legation in Liberia; Chargé d’Affaires
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Caffery, Jefferson, Secretary of
Embassy in France
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Caldwell, John L., Minister to
Persia
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Chotch, Dr. P., Montenegrin Acting
Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Churchill, General Marlborough,
Director of Military Intelligence; general military liaison and coordinating
officer, Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Clemenceau, Georges E. B., French
President of the Council and Minister of War; plenipotentiary at the Paris
Peace Conference and president of the Conference
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Clémentel, Etienne, French Minister
of Commerce, Industry, and Posts and Telegraphs; member of the Allied
Maritime Transport Council; French representative on the Inter-Allied Relief
Commission
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Cobb, Frank I., editor of the New
York World, special representative of the Department
of State in Europe
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Coolidge, Professor Archibald Cary,
Director of the Special Commission of Study in Austria, Commission to
Negotiate Peace
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Cosio, Pedro, Uruguayan Minister at
Washington
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Cravath, Paul D., Advisory Counsel
of the Mission to the Inter-Allied Council on War Purchases and
Finance
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Creel, George, Chairman of the
Committee on Public Information
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Crespi, Silvio, Italian Minister of
Provisions
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Crosby, Oscar T., Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury; President of the Inter-Allied Council on War
Purchases and Finance
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Da Gama, Domicio, Brazilian
Minister for Foreign Affairs
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Davis, John W., Solicitor General;
appointed Ambassador to Great Britain, November 21, 1918
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Davis, Norman H., Treasury
representative at London and Paris; financial adviser to the Commission to
Negotiate Peace
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Day, Clive, specialist on the
Balkans, Division of Territorial, Economic and Political Intelligence,
Commission to Negotiate Peace
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De Cartier de Marchienne, E.,
Belgian Minister at Washington
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De Chambrun, Charles, French
Counselor of Embassy at Washington and Chargé d’Affaires, December 1918 to
June 1919
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De Ipanema Moreira, Alberto,
Brazilian Counselor of Embassy at Washington, Chargé d’Affaires ad
interim
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Derby, Earl of (Edward George V.
Stanley), British Ambassador at Paris
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Di Valentino, Baron Pietro Arone,
Italian Secretary of Embassy at Washington; Chargé d’Affaires ad
interim
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Dixon, Dr. R. B., specialist on
Inner Asia, Division of Territorial, Economic and Political Intelligence,
Commission to Negotiate Peace
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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; Chargé d’Affaires in
Serbia
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Dresel, Ellis Loring, Director of
the Special Commission of Study in Germany, Commission to Negotiate
Peace
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Droppers, Garrett, Minister to
Greece
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Dulles, Allen W., Second Secretary
of Legation in Switzerland; attached to Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Dulles, John Foster, Counsel to the
Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Ebert, Friedrich, Chancellor of the
German Provisional Government from November 9, 1918
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Eisner, Kurt, Bavarian Socialist
leader; Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Bavarian Republic
from November 9, 1918
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Ekengren, W. A. F., Swedish
Minister at Washington
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Erzberger, Matthias, German
Secretary of State without portfolio; President of the German Armistice
Commission
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Foch, Ferdinand, Marshal of France
and Generalissimo of the Allied forces
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Franchet d’espérey, General A. L.,
Commander in Chief of the Allied Armies in the East
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Garrett, John W., Minister to the
Netherlands; accredited also to Luxemburg
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Gary, Hampson, Diplomatic Agent and
Consul General at Cairo
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Gay, Edwin F., representative of
the Shipping Board on the War Trade Board
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Gibson, Hugh S., Secretary of
Embassy in France; assigned to assist Chairman of Inter-Allied Food Council,
Herbert Hoover; member of
Inter-Allied Mission to countries of former Austro-Hungarian Empire
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Glass, Carter, Secretary of the
Treasury from December 16, 1918
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Gompers, Samuel, President of the
American Federation of Labor
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Grant-Smith, Ulysses, Counselor of
Legation in Denmark; Chargé d’Affaires
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Grew, Joseph C., Secretary General
of the Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Gvosdenovitch, General Antoine,
Montenegrin Minister at Washington
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Hack, Louis, Commissioner at
Constantinople
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Harrison, Leland, Diplomatic
Secretary of the Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Harts, General William W.,
Commander of American forces in the District of Paris; military aide to
President Wilson while in Europe,
December 1918–June 1919
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Haskins, Dr. C. H., specialist on
Western Europe, Division of Territorial, Economic and Political
Intelligence, Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Hoover, Herbert C., United States
Food Administrator; Chairman of the American Relief Administration; Chairman
of the Inter-Allied Food Council
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Hornbeck, Stanley K., specialist on
the Far East and Pacific, Division of Territorial, Economic and Political
Intelligence, Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Horton, George, Consul General at
Saloniki
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House, Colonel Edward M., the
special representative of the United States in Europe from October 16, 1918;
American plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace Conference
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Howard, Daniel, President of the
Republic of Liberia
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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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Hymans, Paul, Belgian Minister of
Foreign Affairs
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Jay, Peter Augustus, Counselor of
Embassy in Italy
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Jefferson, Mark, specialist on
Geography and Cartography, Division of Territorial, Economic and Political
Intelligence, Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Jeffery, Robert E., Minister to
Uruguay
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Jusserand, Jules J., French
Ambassador at Washington
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Karnebeek, Dr. H. A. van,
Netherlands Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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Kernan, Major General Francis J.,
technical military adviser to the Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Keynes, John Maynard, attached to
the British Treasury, 1915–1919; official Treasury representative at the
Paris Peace Conference
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Klutchnikoff, Yuri Veniaminovich,
Acting Foreign Minister of the Kolchak government at Omsk
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Lahovary, N. H., Roumanian
Secretary of Legation at Washington and Chargé d’Affaires ad interim
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Lansing, Robert, Secretary of
State; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace Conference
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Laughlin, Irwin B., Counselor of
Embassy in Great Britain; Chargé d’Affaires, October 3 to December 17,
1918
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Law, Andrew Bonar, British
Chancellor of the Exchequer, December 1916 to January 1919
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Leffingwell, Russell C., Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury
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Lippmann, Walter, Secretary of the
American Commission of Inquiry for the Peace Conference; attached to the
Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Lloyd George, David, British Prime
Minister and First Lord of the Treasury; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace
Conference
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Logan, T. F., United States special
shipping commissioner at Paris
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Long, Breckinridge, Third Assistant
Secretary of State
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Lord, Dr. R. H., specialist on
Russia and Poland, Division of Territorial, Economic and Political
Intelligence, Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Lunt, Dr. W. E., specialist on
Italy, Division of Territorial, Economic and Political Intelligence,
Commission to Negotiate Peace
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McAdoo, William Gibbs, Secretary of
the Treasury to December 16, 1918
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McCormick, Vance C., Chairman of
the War Trade Board
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McFadden, George, War Trade Board
representative at Paris
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McKinstry, General C. H., head of
the War Damages Board
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McMillin, Benton, Minister to
Peru
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Macchi di Cellere, Count Vincenzo,
Italian Ambassador at Washington
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Mezes, Dr. S. E., Director of the
Division of Territorial Economic and Political Intelligence, Commission to
Negotiate Peace
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Miller, David Hunter, technical
adviser on international law to the Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Miniscalchi-Erizzo, Count
Bonifacio, Italian Counselor of Embassy at Washington; Chargé
d’Affaires ad interim
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Morgan, Edwin V., Ambassador to
Brazil
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Morris, Ira Nelson, Minister to
Sweden
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Morris, Roland S., Ambassador to
Japan
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Morrow, Dwight W., adviser to the
Allied Maritime Transport Council
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Murphy, Dominic I., Consul General
at Sofia
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Nicholas I, King of Montenegro,
December 19, 1900–November 26, 1918
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Orlando, Vittorio E., President of
the Italian Council of Ministers; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace
Conference
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Osborne, Lithgow, Second Secretary
of Legation in Denmark; Chargé d’Affaires ad interim
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Paderewski, Ignace Jan, Prime
Minister and Secretary for Foreign Affairs of the Provisional Polish
Government
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Page, Thomas Nelson, Ambassador to
Italy
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Pashitch, Nikola P., Serbian
President of the Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Patchin, Philip H., Executive
Secretary of the Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Pershing, General John J.,
Commander in Chief of the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe
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Phillips, William, Assistant
Secretary of State
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Pichon, Stephen, French Minister of
Foreign Affairs; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace Conference
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Pilsudski, Joseph, Chief of the
Polish State
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Poincaré, Raymond, President of the
Republic of France
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Polk, Frank Lyon, Counselor for the
Department of State
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Poole, Dewitt C., Chargé d’Affaires
in Russia (Archangel)
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Popovitch, Eugene, Montenegrin
Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Price, William J., Minister to
Panama
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Rathbone, Arthur, Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury
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Reading, Earl of (Rufus Daniel
Isaacs), British High Commissioner and Ambassador on Special
Mission at Washington; British representative on the Inter-Allied Relief
Commission
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Reinsch, Paul S., Minister to
China
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Rickard, Edgar, Acting United
States Food Administrator from November 1918
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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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Scavenius, Erik, Danish Minister
for Foreign Affairs
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Scheidemann, Philipp, German
Minister of Finance from November 9, 1918
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Schmedeman, Albert G., Minister to
Norway
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Scott, James Brown, technical
adviser on international law to the Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Seymour, Dr. Charles, specialist on
Austria-Hungary, Division of Territorial, Economic and Political
Intelligence, Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Sharp, William G., Ambassador to
France
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Sheldon, L. P., War Trade Board and
Food Administration representative at London
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Shotwell, J. T., Chief of the
History Division and Librarian, Division of Territorial, Economic and
Political Intelligence, Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Simitch, Y., Serbian Secretary of
Legation at Washington
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Skinner, Robert P., Consul General
at London
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Solf, Wilhelm, German Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs, October 3, 1918–December 17, 1918
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Sonnino, Baron Sidney, Italian
Minister of Foreign Affairs; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace
Conference
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Stevens, Raymond B., Vice Chairman
of the Shipping Board; member of the Allied Maritime Transport
Council
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Stewart, W. A. W., War Trade Board
representative at Rome
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Stovall, Pleasant A., 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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Tardieu, André P. G. A., French
High Commissioner to the United States; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace
Conference
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Taylor, Alonzo E., representative
of the Secretary of Agriculture on the War Trade Board
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Theodoroff, T., Bulgarian President
of the Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs
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Tudela, Dr. Don Francisco, Peruvian
Minister at Washington
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Uchida, Viscount, Yasuya, Japanese
Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Venizelos, Eleutherios K., Greek
Premier and Minister of War
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Victor Emanuel III, King of
Italy
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Vopicka, Charles J., Minister to
Roumania
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Wemyss, Admiral Sir Rosslyn,
British First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff
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Westermann, Dr. W. L., specialist
on Western Asia, Division of Territorial, Economic and Political
Intelligence, Commission to Negotiate Peace
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White, Beaver, representative of
the Food Administrator on the War Trade Board
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White, Francis, Second Secretary of
Legation in Switzerland
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White, Henry, American
plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace Conference
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White, John Campbell, Chargé
d’Affaires in Siam
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Whitehouse, Sheldon, Counselor of
Legation in Sweden
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Whitlock, Brand, Minister to
Belgium
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Williams, Edward T., specialist on
the Far East and Pacific, Division of Territorial, Economic and Political
Intelligence, Commission to Negotiate Peace
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Wilson, Charles Stetson, Chargé
d’Affaires in Bulgaria
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Wilson, Hugh R., Secretary of
Legation in Switzerland; Chargé d’Affaires ad interim
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Wilson, Woodrow, President of the
United States; plenipotentiary at the Paris Peace Conference
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Wiseman, Sir William, Chief of the
British intelligence service in Washington; liaison officer between
Colonel House and the British
during the World War; chief adviser on American affairs to British
Delegation, Paris Peace Conference
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Woolley, Clarence M.,
representative of the Shipping Board on the War Trade Board
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Woolsey, Lester H., Solicitor for
the Department of State
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Young, Dr. Allyn A., specialist on
Economics and Statistics, Division of Territorial, Economic and Political
Intelligence, Commission to Negotiate Peace