Έκθεση που αναφέρεται στο πολεμικό χρέος της Ελλάδας προς την Αγγλία.

B QUESTION Mode of repayment of war Debt. If the value of the war material supplied in virtue of the Agreement of February 10th, 1918 is found in consequence of the foregoing considerations, not to be chargeable to Greece, her remaining war debt to Great Britain amounted on the 31st March 1925 to:- 1) Principal ...........................£9,397,779 2) Interest .............................£2,370,828 £11,768,604 Deducted the amount of damages caused by British Expeditionary forces in Macedonia amounting, plus interest to ........................£1,895,351 £10,173,252 If finally it is decided that Greece is to be charged as well for the value of the said war material then her war debt amounted on March 31st, 1925 to £19,314,961, after deduction of the amount of damages caused by British Expeditionary forces in Macedonia. If interest is added as well, at 5% as from April 1st 1925 - November 1st 1926 the Greek War Debt rises according to our estimation to £11,056,010, and according to the demands of His Majesty's Treasury to £20,840,832. The question now is what should we have to pay for the settlement of this debt. We supported that in settlement of this debt we should pay an amount in proportion to the sum payable by Italy in settlement of her war debt to Great Britain. And we claim that a proposal of this kind, which is in conformity with the stipulations of article 6 of the preliminary agreement of 1925 (see above page 7), proves the determination of Greece to meet her obligations within the measure of her capacity. Indeed no one could contend that the paying capacity of Greece is the same in proportion to that of -17-