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Grant-Smith, American diplomatic representative to Hungary Mr. Schoenfeld, American charge d'affaires at Bucharest Mr. Reginald St. Emil Zerkowitz, civilian liaison official M.

Zerkowitz Dr. Captain Gore, with myself and two orderlies, left Paris at 9.

Hoover's private car. Colonel Loree, my aide.

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Lieutenant Hamilton, and the rest of the detachment, remained in Paris annexion savoie suisse anti aging are to follow with the least possible delay. My other aide, Lieutenant Montgomery, was left in Paris with my Cadillac limousine and chauffeur, as my permanent liaison with the Supreme Council.

August 8, This morning we found ourselves just szemcsepp szemszárazságra the Swiss border, where we were held up for five hours while they were deciding whether or not our party, annexion savoie suisse anti aging of whom had no passports, could cross Switzerland.

In any event they insisted that we wear civilian clothing. I therefore borrowed a blue coat of Mr. Hoover, a lurid purple tie from his stenographer, and a golf cap from somebody else, completing my demobilization by removing my spurs. Captain Gore did likewise, after which they decided we could proceed in uniform, under charge of a Swiss policeman, to the Austrian border.

We arrived at the town annexion savoie suisse anti aging Buchs, very annexion savoie suisse anti aging the frontier line, about six o'clock, where we were joined by Captain Gregory, Mr. Hoover's representative in this part of the world, and where, after an hour, we were allowed to proceed on our way. August 9, This morning we found ourselves in the town of Neck wrinkles in your 20s, Austria, and from there proceeded to Prague, where we arrived about two o'clock in the afternoon.

Here Captain Gore and myself took a drive all over the city, which is most interesting and full of antiquities. We had a very good dinner at the Municipal Restaurant, and at nine o'clock joined Captain Gregory in his car, Mr.

Hoover proceeding to Warsaw, and our train being headed towards Vienna. August 10, James, the American representative on the Danube Commission, both of whom gave me valuable information as to the situation in Hungary.

In the afternoon Captain Gore and I took an automobile ride all over the city of Vienna, and at 9. I left with Captain Gregory for Budapest. I had previously sent a telegram to Colonel Yates, the American Military Attaché at Roumanian Headquarters, stating that I was leaving Vienna, that I hoped to arrive early the following morning in Budapest, and that I expected the Roumanian Commander to facilitate my progress and work, in every way within his power.

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August 11, We arrived in Budapest at daylight and were met at the station by Colonel Yates and Lieutenant-Colonel Causey, who represents the Peace Conference, in charge of railroads. From the station we went to the Hotel Ritz where I opened an office in Room He took the hint, called and was given some fatherly advice. The ultimatum was to the effect that Hungary must yield to all Roumanian demands, giving up all of her war material and supplies of whatever nature, agree to back Roumania in taking away the Bánát county [34] from the Jugo-Slavs, and finally, that she must consent to political union with Roumania, with the King of Roumania öregedésgátló krém olajmentes hidratáló ruler of Hungary, along the same lines as the former Austro-Hungarian monarchy.

He was told not to be afraid, and looking at me and trembling, he replied - "I am not afraid; I am a soldier just like you," which left-handed compliment was passed by without remark. He asked what he should do in regard to the ultimatum and was informed that in view of the fact that it had not been presented by the Roumanian Plenipotentiary he could send word to the sender to go plumb to Hell.

This relieved the strain on the Archducal physiognomy to a great extent, and he retired in good order. After his departure I proceeded to the Royal Palace, which is on the Buda side of the river, and selected the best large suite in annexion savoie suisse anti aging building for Headquarters of the American Mission; and then suggested to General Gorton that he go over and take what was left for the British Mission.

Later in the evening General Mombelli, the Italian representative, arrived, called upon General Gorton and myself, and agreed to the plans I had outlined as to the organization of the Mission.

August 12, The French General not having yet arrived, Generals Gorton, Mombelli, and myself met in my office in annexion savoie suisse anti aging Ritz Hotel and organized the Inter-Allied Military Mission on the basis of having daily rotation of chairmanship instead of allowing seniority to govern in the case, thereby securing national equality in the Mission.

It was also agreed to make English the official language of the Mission. At the afternoon session, M. In view of the fact that it was decided to run the rotation of chairmanship in alphabetical sequence, the American representative, myself, presided at this first meeting. Diamandi was read the instructions of the Supreme Council to the Military Mission, and asked if Roumania recognized them as valid and was prepared to follow the suggestions of the Annexion savoie suisse anti aging.

He replied that he could give no answer until he had communicated with his government. It was then intimated to him that much time had already been lost and it was expected that the Roumanian Government would proceed to comply immediately with the wishes of the Mission.

On two different occasions he waxed furious, jumped up from his chair and started to leave the room, but, finding that his progress was not impeded, he calmed down annexion savoie suisse anti aging returned to his chair. He finally left apparently self-mollified, and promised to give us a reply as soon as possible. Colonel Loree arrived this afternoon with a detachment of twenty-two men, and joined us at the Hotel Ritz, the detachment being sent to the Hotel Bristol.

August 13, General Graziani, the French representative, arrived last bourguillon suisse anti aging, but annexion savoie suisse anti aging not seen until this morning.

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He had come with the full intention of presiding over and dominating the Mission. He had prepared a message to be sent to each of the other Inter-Allied Generals, to report to him at Hotel Bristol at 10 o'clock this date, but it hyaluronsavas ráncfeltöltés debrecen suggested to him that he send no such message to the American representative as it might cause difficulty.

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He, therefore, came to our regular meeting room and introduced himself. Annexion savoie suisse anti aging the medium of General Mombelli, there was explained to him in French the plan under which the Commission had been organized prior to his arrival.

He could not conceal his chagrin, and explained that he considered that seniority should govern in the question of chairmanship, adding that he had all kinds of that article to show, and that his government had undoubtedly expected him to be presiding officer. I told him that neither my government nor any other government csoda anti aging hidratáló notified their representatives of anything of the kind, and that in my opinion it was not right that accidental individual seniority should outweigh the question of national equality in representation.

He reluctantly agreed to the proposition, stating, however, that he must inform his Government that he was not to be permanent presiding officer. This, of course, was acceded to. Immediately thereafter M. General Gorton, the British representative, was President of the Day.

They agreed to take steps immediately to alleviate the suffering from famine in the city of Budapest, and stated that they desired to coöperate with us as being allies. When they left, M. Diamandi asked if he could see me in the afternoon, was told he could do so, came at 3 o'clock and expressed supreme regret for his display of anger on the day previous, alleging that he thought I was prejudiced against the Roumanians.

He told me, incidentally, that the Annexion savoie suisse anti aging government was prepared to accept as valid the instructions of the Military Mission from the Supreme Council for the Peace Conference.

August 14, General Graziani, the French annexion savoie suisse anti aging, was chairman this date. Diamandi, in view of his conversation with me on the preceding day and in view of the fact that he had made similar remarks to General Mombelli, was asked to appear before the Mission, and upon appearing was asked if Roumania was prepared to accept as valid the instructions of the Military Mission.

He immediately resumed his policy of sparring for wind and replied that he was of the personal opinion that Roumania would acknowledge the Mission as the authorized representative of the Supreme Council, but that he could not as yet give the sustenhorn suisse anti aging of his government.

In the afternoon all the members of the Mission went over to the Royal Palace, were shown the offices selected by the American and the British representatives, and took what was best of that left. Afterwards there was a short meeting at which I presented a memorandum requiring prompt action on the part of Roumania in complying with the instructions of the Military Mission.

Part of it was immediately adopted and copies sent to the Roumanian commander. Lieutenant Hamilton arrived about midnight this date. August 15, At 8 o'clock, this morning, I found the Hungarian Foreign Minister and two others in my office stating that they had understood that I had authorized Captain Gregory to tell them that on account of the overthrow of the Socialist government in Hungary and the practical reëstablishment of the Hapsburg dynasty by the assumption of the reins of government by the Archduke Joseph, there were in progress revolutions in both England and America, and to state that the Supreme Council could not stand for a moment for a continuation of the Archduke in power.

They were told that Captain Gregory had been given no such authority and, furthermore, that he had said nothing of the kind. They were told, however, that the Supreme Council could not accept or acknowledge the de facto Hungarian government as sufficiently permanent in character to justify making a treaty of peace, and that the Peace Conference was most desirous of having a permanent popular government established in Hungary.

The Mission met at The Archduke burst into the meeting, followed by his Foreign Minister, to submit a list of his annexion savoie suisse anti aging cabinet.

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As it seemed to be becoming palazzo salis soglio suisse anti aging daily practice of the Archduke to come to the Commission for pap of some kind or another, I stepped over to General Mombelli and told him quietly that I must insist that the Mission continue with its session, instead of having its time taken up with Archducal oratory.

His Highness was then invited to leave, and the Mission proceeded with its session. The Hungarian Minister of War was called in, and made a report on the former and present police organization of the city of Annexion savoie suisse anti aging.

He was followed by the Roumanian General, Holban, who agreed annexion savoie suisse anti aging turn over to the Hungarians 6, arms for organizing a Municipal Police Force.

When questioned, he stated that he at this time had 10, men in the city proper and 5, in the outskirts. He was told to make the reverse arrangement - to place 10, in the outskirts, and to place his 5, along the perimeter of the city proper, which he agreed to do.

He admitted that, although there were at present 1, Hungarian police in Budapest, they had arms for only There was received this night from the American Mission in Paris a long telegram containing the Roumanian reply to the Supreme Council's ultimatum, and the reply of the Supreme Council to the same, to the effect that the Roumanian papers were interpreted as meaning a yielding on the part of Roumania to the demands of the Peace Conference.

August 16, I established my office this date in the Royal Palace, in the room which had been used by the Empress. It being my turn to preside at the meeting of the Mission, I read to my associates the telegram from the Supreme Council, submitting to them likewise the draft of a paper which I promised to place immediately before the Roumanian Commander in Chief.

This was agreed to, and the latter, accompanied by General Mardarescu and his Chief of Staff, appeared before the Mission at 4. The text of the paper handed them was as follows: 1: annexion savoie suisse anti aging Cease at once requisitioning or taking possession of any supplies or property of whatever nature except in zones authorized by this Mission, and then only of such supplies as may be necessary for the Roumanian Army, and that this Mission be informed annexion savoie suisse anti aging to the kind of supplies which will be considered necessary.

The Roumanians received this, agreeing to carry out instructions, and formally acknowledged the Inter-Allied Military Mission as being the authorized representative in Hungary of the Supreme Council of the Peace Conference.