"مذكرات الحرب. مقر قيادة الجيش، الهند. [...] قوة المشاة الهندية «د». المجلد ٥٢. الجزء I. (من ١ إلى ١٥ نوفمبر ١٩١٨.)" [و‎‎٥‎٣] (٥٥٨/١١٤)

Clause ^.-Allied control officers to be placed on all railways including
such portions of Trans-Caucasus railways now controlled by Tnrkey w iich
°““ 6 ' N “ <,bi “‘ i “ •» —pa.i.n
^ Clause _ ^.-Surrender to the nearest Allied Commander of all garrisons in
Hedjaz, Asir, Yonon, Syria and Mesopotamia ; and wiihdrawal of troops from
clause^^ 0615 6 neCeSSary to maintain order as will be determined under
. T 0tm ! se The surrender to nearest Italian garrison of all Turkish officers
in Tnpoliama and Cyrenaica. If these officers do not obey the order to sur
render, Turkey guarantees to stop supplies and communications with them
. m Cla !t se 13sulTeml ?r to nearest Allied garrison of all ports occupied
m Tripohama and Cyrenaica including Misurata, 1 1
Clause 19. Within one month, all Germans and Austrians, naval mili
ary and civilian, to be evacuated from Turkish dominions ; and, as soon’ after
as may be possible, those in remote districts.
Clause 20 -With regard to that portion of the Turkish army which is
demobilised under clause 5, compliance with such orders as may be conveyed
tor disposal of its equipment, arms and ammunition, including transport
Clause 21.—An Allied representative who will safeguard Allied interests
to be attached to Turkish Ministry of supplies. This representative to he fur-
111 S 1 I 6 C 1 witii 8)11 necessary (omission ? powers) for tliis purpose.
Clause 22.—The release of Turkish Civilians, prisoners, and prisoner over
military are to be considered. Turkish prisoners to be kept at the disposal of
Allied powers. r
Clause 23.—Obligation on the part of Turkey to cease all relations with
the Central powers.
Clause 24 .—The Allies reserve the right to occupy any part of the six
Armenian Vilayots in the event of disorder occurring therein.
effect from noon ( local time )> Thursday, Octeher 31st,
1918 hostilities between the Allies and Turkey shall cease.
B. Instruction follow later on.
Working copy to G. S. (M. O. 1).
Copy to M. S. C., M. S. V., G. S„ (M. 0. 3).
154 c. a. s.
APPENDIX 32.
DIARY No. 88511.
Telegram P., No. 9843, dated 30th October 1918.
(Despatched 12 noon, 30th October 1918, received 9 a.m., 8th November 1918).
F ”" _T '"M P """ °"’ 1 °*E- CM • c™.™..., in
To—fhe SMr^ary to th^Government of I„di„, in *. and Politic! De-
(Hepeated to Teheran).
- R , lo ,J l ! ' e 1 S ^ re!nr y °/, State has . sent following dated October 28th to Political
Baghdad. £e ffi ns. Cox interviewed Cherif Pasha Kurdish, notable resident in
Pans, when in Europe. Foreign Office ask that message from him S follow
mg sense may be communicated to you. Seffins. ° W '
. Si^e interview with Cox new situation has arisen owing to hatred he
A d rme nr nSdUet0p0liticalll0t reli S i0US - racial intrigues
Turks have festered. The present task is to reconcile two races compelled to
in^ionrmiWitv Imt ’f,® M . ahomedans are in ,l«ge majority, the Armenians
ut .. ,tl llave tlle same rights. He offers his serviees m
establish basis ot reconciliation and understanding in future national existence
with the object of securing rights of Kurds equally with those of Armenians
ms ms both Armenian representatives and French and British Governments
In his opinion committee should he set up at once in London and Psw! f*
this purpose. Should it take time for you to provide him with colleagues hf
offers to take temporary charge in London and Paris of elementary interests ^f
is countrymen and co-religionists. He might be furnished with necessary
instructions and powers by Central Committee which should be formed Tmme
diately under the auspices of British Government first in Mesonofamia !“ j
afterwards in Kurdistan. Ends. My reply follows. Mesopotamia and
Working copy (advance copy for information to) G. S., (M. O. 3).
Copy to M. S. C., G. S., (M. 0. 1).
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