Post - 1918 Documents

Revision as of 17:00, 23 December 2007

• Sir Douglas Haig's Despatches as British Commander-in-Chief
  </dd>1916 - 1919
• History of Intelligence (B), British Expeditionary Force in France
  </dd>January 1917 - April 1919
• Best of the French Aces in the Great War
• P.H. Kerr's Advocacy of the League of Nations
  </dd>29 January 1919
  </dd>Given to Lloyd George as part of a proposal for Britain to proceed with league negotiations.
• An Extract from Proceedings Of the Commission on the League of Nations
  </dd>13 February 1919
• Haig's Last Despatch
  </dd>21 March 1919
  </dd>Annotated copy also available
• Report of Commission to Determine War Guilt
  </dd>6 May 1919
  </dd>Determining that the war had been "premeditated" and "deliberate" on the part of the Central Powers
• Peace Treaty of Versailles
  </dd>28 June 1919
  </dd>Annotated and illustrated copies also available
• President Woodrow Wilson's Address in Favour of the League of Nations
  </dd>25 July 1919
  </dd>In an ultimately doomed campaign
• Henry Cabot Lodge Against the League of Nations
  </dd>12 August 1919
  </dd>The Senate Majority Leader's virulent opposition
• Chronology of the Fight Over the League of Nations
  </dd>1918 - 1921
• Covenant of the League of Nations
  </dd>1919 - 1924
• The King-Crane Report
  </dd>28 August 1919
• Intelligentsia / Lenin to Gorky
  </dd>15 September 1919
• Reservations Drawn up by Republican Senators To the Treaty of Peace with Germany
  </dd>November 1919
• Treaty of Neuilly
  </dd>27 November 1919
• Treaty of Trianon
  </dd>4 June 1920
• Peace Treaty of Sèvres
  </dd>10 August 1920
• U.S. 19th Amendment: Women's Right to Vote
  </dd>18 August 1920
  </dd>Including a facsimile copy of the amendment proposal
• A Report on Mesopotamia by T.E. Lawrence
  </dd>22 August 1920
• The League of Nations Protocol for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes
  </dd>2 October 1920
• The Post-War Soviet / U.S. Agreement on Food Shipments to Russia
  </dd>19 October 1920
• Full Report of the Committee Upon the Arbitration of the Boundary Between Turkey and Armenia

(1920)

• Report of the American Military Mission to Armenia

Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1920.

• Inaugural Address of Warren G. Harding
  </dd>4 March 1921
  </dd>Signaling an American return to isolationism
• Anglo-Soviet Trade Agreement
  </dd>16 March 1921
• US Peace Treaty with Austria
  </dd>24 August 1921
• US Peace Treaty with Germany
  </dd>25 August 1921
• US Peace Treaty with Hungary
  </dd>29 August 1921
• Washington Conference Establishing a Commission of Jurists to Consider Laws of War
  </dd>4 February 1922
• Washington Treaty in Relation to the Use of Submarines and Noxious Gases in Warfare
  </dd>6 February 1922
• The 'Black Hundreds' Anti-Clerical Campaign / Lenin to Molotov
  </dd>19 March 1922
• Commission des Réparations, Etat des obligations de l'Allemagne au titre des réparations, etc.
  </dd>Paris: Félix Alcan, 30 April 1922
  </dd> - en français -
• San Remo Convention
  </dd>24 July 1922
• The Hague Rules of Air Warfare
  </dd>December 1922 - February 1923
  </dd>(Never adopted)
• Straits Treaty
  </dd>24 June 1923
• Treaty of Lausanne
  </dd>24 July 1923
• Geneva Protocol for the Prohibition of Poisonous Gases and Bacteriological Methods of Warfare
  </dd>17 June 1925
• Report of the Agent General for Reparation Payments
  </dd>10 June 1927
• Treaty Providing for the Renunciation of War as an Instrument of National Policy
  </dd>(Kellogg-Briand Pact)
  </dd>27 August 1928
• Nye Commission Report

Special Committe on Investigations of the Munitions Industry (Findings)

24 February 1936.

• Audio Recordings of Dr. Roland G. Usher reporting on the founding of the United Nations (in San Francisco) for KSD Radio (St. Louis).
  </dd>Digitally remastered from the original KSD studio recording master disks.
  </dd>April 27, 1945, San Francisco
  </dd>This radio broadcast is dated April 27, 1945. There were 3 disks to the set.
  </dd>Disk 1 contained the commentary of Charles G. Ross, contributing editor of the St. Louis Post Dispatch.
  </dd>The recording is only of disks 2 and 3. The recording begins with disk 2 at the end of Mr. Ross's commentary.
  
  
  </dd>May 4, 1945, San Francisco
  </dd>This radio broadcast is dated May 4, 1945. There were 3 disks to the set.
  </dd>Disk 1 contained the commentary of Charles G. Ross, contributing editor of the St. Louis Post Dispatch.
  </dd>The recording is only of disks 2 and 3. The recording begins with disk 2 at the end of Mr. Ross's commentary.
  </dd>(April-May 1945; large audio files -- best played with broadband reception).