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Historical Archive of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship
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AR-AHMRE - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship
Section
35 - Political Division
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44 - Second World War
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0109-06 - Directorate of Political Affairs. European War. File No. 639: Post-War Legal Commission - Notes issued and miscellaneous.
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0109-07 - Directorate of Political Affairs. European War. File No. 640: Post-War Legal Commission - Minutes.
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0109-08 - Directorate of Political Affairs. European War. File No. 641: Post-War Legal Commission - Newspaper Clippings.
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0109-09 - European War. File No. 642: Articles by Benito Mussolini.
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0109-10 - European War. File No. 643: Rupture of diplomatic relations between Spain and Japan and Germany.
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0109-11 - European War. File No. 644: War Memoirs of Paul Reynaud, Former Prime Minister of France.
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0110-01 - Political Division. European War. File No. 161, Volume II: General information sent by our Embassy in Germany. From February 14 to April 30, 1940.
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0110-02 - Directorate of General Policy. European War. File No. 161, Volume II: Miscellaneous Matters. From May 14 to December 31, 1940.
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0110-03 - Political Division. European War. Annex to Note No. 252 of the Argentine Embassy in Berlin, dated April 3, 1940, filed in Volume II of File No. 161.
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