Εποστολή του L.Ross προς τον Δ.Κακλαμάνο σχετικά με το πολεμικό χρέος της Ελλάδας προς την Αγγλία.

Treasury Chambers. Whitehall. 31st August 1925. No. F.240. Dear Monsieur Caclamanos., On the occasion of the signature of the Agreement of today's date between the British and Greek Governments in regard to War Debt, I have pleasure in assuring you that, in the event of the Greek Government producing documentary evidence to the effect that part of the advances made by the British Government in 1916 were made and accepted as gifts ( and not as repayable loans), nothing in the Agreement of today's date will in any way prejudice the consideration of such evidence by the British Government. I also have pleasure in assuring you that if hereafter any question should arise as to the meaning which the stipulations of this Agreement were intended by both parties to convey, the letters exchanged between Monsieur Tsouderos and Sir Otto Niemeyer will be regarded as conclusive evidence of what was the intention of the respective negotiators at the times when these letters were written. I am, dear Monsieur Caclamanos. Yours sincerely, T.W. Leith Ross. Monsieur Caclamanos., Legation de Grèce. 51 Upper Brook St.W.1.