Türkiye ile Barış Antlaşması'nın uygulanmasına ilişkin tutanak.

the form of asking the United States to assist Armenian to colonize herself and to enable her to clear out the Turks from the larger Armenian, for the constitution of which President Wilson himself had asked. M. BARTHELOT enquired whether this appeal should be embodied in the note which had been accepted the previous day by the Supreme Council, or whether it should form a new note? MR. LLOYD GEORGE suggested that this might be decided when the draft was before the Council. On the one hand, a very long note would not concentrate upon Armenian the attention which they desired to attract, while a separate note might focus upon Armenian the attention of the American public. It was very important be thought that the whole case about Armenian should be given the fullest publicity. It was agreed: That the British Delegation should prepare a draft appeal to the United States to come forward and assist Armenian on the lines suggested in the foregoing discussion; and that the question whether the appeal should be embodied in the note approved by the Council on the previous day, or whether it should form a separate communication, should be decided when the draft was before the Council. 2. M. VENIZELOS asked permission to refer to Part III of the Treaty of Sevres with Turkey 'Political Clauses. Section 2. Straits', articles 1, 3 and 12. In Article 1 it was stated 'these waters shall not be subject to blockade, nor shall any belligerent right be exercised, nor any act of hostility be committed within them unless in pursuance of a decision of the Council of the League of Nations'. Article 3 states 'the authority of the Commission will extend to all waters between the Mediterranean mouth of the Dardanelles and the Black Sea mouth of the Bosphorus, and to the waters within three miles of each of these mouths'. Article 12 stated 'in order to facilitate 17. TREATY OF SEVRES WITH TURKEY. -OLYMPIC CLAUSS SECTION 2, STRAITS. -17-