N. Chamberlain'in E. Venizelos'a, E. Venizelos'un amortismanın askıya alınması ve yeni bir dış borç verilmesi talebine ilişkin mektubu.

28th January 1932. Dear Monsieur Venizelos, I have given the most careful consideration to the points raised in the Memorandum on the Greek financial position enclosed with Monsieur Caclamanos' communication to the Foreign Secretary of the 20th January. I note that in the view of the Greek Government two measures are needed to meet the present serious situation: (1) The suspension of the sinking funds of the public debt, external and internal, for a period of five years, and (2) the grant to Greece, over the coming four years, of an external loan of £ 50 millions. As regards the first of these proposals, the matter is not one within the competence of the British, French and Italian Governments. The sinking fund payments are determined by the Loan Contracts between the Greek Government and the bondholders. Any suspension of the payments would be a breach of these contracts which must have a very damaging effect on Greek credit, a consideration