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THE ATTITUDE OF THE ALLIED HIGH COMMISSIONER IN ARMENIA, COLONEL GASKELL, TOWARDS THE ARBITRARILY ESTABLISHED BORDERS OF THE TRANSCAUCASIAN STATES
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THE ATTITUDE OF THE ALLIED HIGH COMMISSIONER IN ARMENIA, COLONEL GASKELL, TOWARDS THE ARBITRARILY ESTABLISHED BORDERS OF THE TRANSCAUCASIAN STATES
Minutes of the meeting of the heads of delegations of the Five Great Powers—United States, British Empire, France, Italy, and Japan—held in Paris on November 14, 1919. Mr. Polk explained that Colonel Gaskell, the Inter-Allied High Commissioner for Armenia, would be leaving Paris that night, and that in his view, it would be useful for the Colonel to briefly inform the Council about the situation in Armenia before his departure. Colonel Gaskell i…
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