Yunanistan'ın İngiltere'ye olan savaş borcuna ilişkin rapor.

173 to refuse up to this day the payment of the balances in question. Not even after Greece saw, on the morrow of the disaster in Asia Minor, one and a half million refugees flocking on to her territory, did the above mentioned powers find that they ought to pay the amounts due to the National Bank of Greece, in order to assist Greece in the settlement of the refugees. It thus became necessary for the League of Nations to intervene in order to recommend the flotation of a special loan which was actually raised only after two whole years, of course under onerous terms for Greece. SETTLEMENT FOR THE FUNDING OF THE WAR DEBT. ------------------------------------------- In December 1924 negotiations began for the settle- ment of the funding of the war debt of Greece to Great Britain. During these negotiations complete agreement was reached as to the other heads of the Greek Debt to Great Britain, and disagreement only existed with regard to the value of the war material supplied to Greece in accordance with the agreement of February 10th. 1918 which His Majesty's Treasury claimed to charge definitively to the debit of Greece, arguing that such was the decision already taken since 1920 by the Governments of Great Britain and France. In fact Lord Curzon had stated in his note dated 17th June 1920, addressed to the Greek Minister in London that : "I do not doubt, for a moment, that the Greek -4-