Literary: Maps [source material, possibly for 'The World Crisis' and/or 'The Second World War'], 1918

File

Reference Code: GBR/0014/CHAQ/1/5/5

Scope and Contents

Comprising a printed map showing populations of Ests, Letts, Lithuanians and Poles in North East Europe (map was attached to a memo (not present) by A J Balfour [Foreign Secretary] on "Baltic Provinces", 18 Oct 1918, which was circulated to the Cabinet, [paper] 987-4); a printed map of Poland showing "racial distribution" of Poles, Germans, Slavs, and Lithuanians (from "Poland F.O. 987-5 Cab. A. J. Balfour, Oct 1918"): and a printed map showing Russian food supplies in the Russian Soviet Republic and surrounding countries to the west ([from a book by] Arthur Ransome, Stockholm, 1918).

Dates

Creation: 1918

Conditions Governing Access

From the Fonds:

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Extent

1 folder(s) (3 items)

3 folio(s)

External Documents

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Additional Description

Custodial History

Stamped "The Chartwell Trust" so these items were part of the Churchill (Chartwell) papers stamped at the Public Records Office in 1961-1964.

[Possibly kept by Martin Gilbert as source material for his 'Atlas of Russian History', published 1972].