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British Documents on Foreign Affairs--reports and Papers from the Foreign Office Confidential Print: Africa, January 1942-March 1943

Amin Anis Pasha, K.C.V.O. 13. Hassan Anis Pasha. 14. El Ferik Ibrahim Atallah
Pasha. 15. Ahmed Hafez Awad Bey. 16. El Lewa Mahmud Azmi Pasha. 17.
Mahmoud Azmy Bey. 18. Abdul Rahman Azzam Bey. 19. Hassan-el-Banna. 20.
Bahi-ed-Din Barakat Pasha. 21. Maitre Mahmoud-el-Bassiouni. 22. Abdul Hamid
Bedawi Pasha. 23. Mohamed Kamel-el-Bindari Pashu. 24. Mohamed Charara
Pasha. 25. Tewfik Doss Pasha. 26. George Dumani Bey. 27. William Makram
Ebeid Pashn.

British documents on foreign affairs : reports and papers from the Foreign Office confidential print

(Betwadad Gctachu represented Abyssinia at Geneva in 1920; now Governor of
Maji Province in South-West Abyssinia.) Result, nil; and, after waiting for three
months, Hamad and Ahmed had to rejoin their father as the only alternative to
starvation. About live years ago the Abyssinian Government ordered that Fitaurari
Mohamed Wad Mahmud, the petty black chief of Dul, was to be arrested for
obstructing English gold prospectors. Dejach Igazu, formerly Minister for Foreign
Affairs and ...

British documents on foreign affairs

reports and papers from the Foreign Office confidential print. From 1951 through 1956. Africa 1954. Africa (general), Ethiopia, Libya, Egypt and Sudan and Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia, 1954

Finally, I assured Mahmud Bey that I was making and would continue to make
every possible effort to achieve a solution. 4. Mahmud Bey indicated that he
understood the difficulties He felt that it had been wrong of Egypt to link the
questions of defence with the Sudan It was important for his Government also that
a solution should be reached, as the Libyan opposition made capital out of the
present situation. 5. I then passed to the question of the forthcoming Libyan
elections, enquiring ...