British Interests in Germany
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Sf©*embe? 24th 1939.
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X he*e tte honour, under laetructioaa
ftfosi His Majeaty*a Z&lmlml Secretary of dtlH
for Foreign Affairs, to infora you that in bio
final report on the cireuEstaoeee leading to tho
termination of Mo sties ion to Berlin published
as Command Paper $e*dll5» of wbieh o copy i»
enclosed herein for convenience of reference, 81*
Hevllo Hendoreon expressed wars appreciation of
tho great eyapathy and willing aaelataoee rahioh
ho and tho wmbere of hie staff reeeived from tho
United Stetee Bwfcsffiay la Berlin In connexion with
tho winding up of the affaire of Ed Majesty1 o
Erabaeay       their departure from Sermany.
tfttlted Statee QevernRent on behalf of Hie
Majeety's Government in tho Waited Kitagdora, and
aleo of Sir Uevile leaderaea pereonelly, their
deep appreciation of Bp* KirhPe loyal ana helpful
attitude on thia ooceelea*
X am do* instructed to convey to tho
The Honourable
L:CB:MS
2 toeve the honour to be,
with tho highest consideration
sir.
Your most obedient,
humble servant,
twsi umam
Cordon Hall,
Secretary of Stat* of tho Waited
states*