Also includes correspondence from General Peter Polovtsov (2); Major-General Francis Bingham [Chief of British section and President of Sub-Commission for Armaments and Material, Military Inter-Allied Commission of Control, Germany]; Rear-Admiral George Hope; Sir Basil Thomson, Director of Intelligence, on the French political police; and copies of papers from other Russian and French figures, such as Prince Troubetzkoi and Boris Savinkov; cuttings from French newspapers; French leaflet on agreements over Mesopotamia [later Iraq]; and an intelligence report on Russo-German monarchist activities in Berlin [Germany].Subjects include: matters concerning the military and political situation in Poland, including relations with Czechoslovakia [later Czech Republic and Slovakia], Hungary, and the Baltic states; matters concerning the military and political situation in Russia, including General Peter Wrangel's position and the situation in south Russia, Savinkov's role and relations between the various anti-Bolsheviks in Paris; Ukrainian and Finnish affairs; France purchasing German machine-guns; Krupps' armament production; revolutionary movements in France; Spears' wish to accept a job trading with Russia; French foreign policy and the views of French politicians; matters concerning Greece, Turkey and Persia [later Iran].