Έκθεση σχετικά με το πολεμικό χρέος της Ελλάδας προς την Αγγλία.

The note adds: "further scales for the remaining 52 years may be arranged in the detailed discussion to take place". If the further annuities are fixed at £275,000 per annum for the first 26 years and £300,000 for the last 26 instalments, Greece will pay in settlement of her war Debt £16,000,000 in all. If we compare this sum to that payable by Italy in settlement of her war debt we find that Italy will pay altogether 47% on her indebtedness, whereas Greece, in case her just claim that the value of her war material supplied in 1918 should not be charged is accepted, will be paying 186%, or otherwise 91% on the amount of her indebtedness. If on the other hand the principal alone of our debt is taken into account, without the addition of interest up to date, we will pay in all in the first case 186% and in the second 103% on the principal of our Debt. Being unable to lose sight of the proposals already made by Monsieur Caclamanos, acting upon instructions from the Pangalos Government, I only feel it my duty to observe that with this solution the British Government will be receiving from Greece three times more in proportion in the first contingency and almost two times more in the second, than from Italy and this although it had expressly been stipulated in the preliminary agreement of August 31st, 1925 that our debt "would be dealt with in accordance with the arrangements to be made hereafter by the British Government for dealing with Allied debts in general". -24-