E. Venizelos'un Yunanistan'ın İngiltere'ye olan savaş borcuna ilişkin muhtırası.

-2- fall below 100 million francs, (par.1 of the Agreement of the 10th February 1918). "Six months after the conclusion of peace the balance of these advances would have been made use of without the restriction of the first paragraph". (Par.2 of the same Agreement) It was at the same time stipulated that "these advances will be placed at the disposal of the Hellenic Government, in proportion to its needs after demand and conformable advice of an inter-allied financial commission to be set up in Athens". The use of these resources should also be followed out by a military inter-allied commission also sitting in Athens and which, prior to the granting of the advances, having as object the organization and the upkeep of the army and the navy, should have given its advice to the financial commission. In fact the whole of the amount of these credits, advanced to the Greek Government by the National Bank of Greece in accordance with the agreements of 1916 was spent on the basis of several decisions of the aforesaid two decisions of the aforesaid two commissions. Further, on the basis of these agreements the National Bank of Greece, to which the Greek Government had transferred their claim on the Governments of Great Britain, France and America, by the Law of April 1918 ratify- the said agreements, began six months after the conclusion of peace, to draw drafts according to its needs and had already drawn in this way and up to November 1st, 1920, on the British Treasury for the sum of £6,540,000 and on the American Treasury for the sum of $18,000,000. The National Bank sought equally to draw on the French Treasury for her needs in the French market. But the French Government at