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1921 SWITZERLAND: POLITICS: League of Nations meet discuss Silesian Problem
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0:47Now PlayingDate: 1st September 1921
Location: GENEVA, SWITZERLAND
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
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CAPTION - SILESIAN PROBLEM - REFERRED BY THE PARIS CONFERENCE TO THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS - A SPECIAL MEETING HAS BEEN CONVENED TO
DISCUSS THIS PROBLEM
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND
MV. ( unidentified ) Delegates standing outside building
CAPTION - THE COUNCIL OF THE LEAGUE IN SESSION - OFFICIALLY TAKEN FOR THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS BY THE GAUMONT CO. LTD.
Delegates assembling round conference table (two unidentified women) seated in the background
Unidentified Delegate addressing the meeting
SCU (backview) Ditto
Delegates rising from their seats
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