Records relating to the Locarno Treaties, 1925

Collection: Paris Peace Conference and Beyond, 1919-1939 Volumes Records relating to the Locarno Treaties, 1925

The Locarno Treaties sought to consolidate the post-war territorial settlement agreed at the Paris Peace Conference. This volume contains Cabinet Office, Colonial Office, Foreign Office, and War Office records relating to the treaties and their aftermath. While there is a wealth of material on the negotiation process, much of the documentation deals with the British response to Nazi revanchism during the period 1933-1939. The responses of other European powers and the League of Nations are also covered.

Series: CAB 21 (Cabinet Office and predecessors: Registered Files, 1916-1965); CAB 23 (War Cabinet and Cabinet: Minutes); CAB 24 (War Cabinet and Cabinet: Memoranda, GT, CP, and G War Series); CAB 25 (Supreme Council: British Secretariat; Papers and Minutes); CAB 27 (War Cabinet and Cabinet: Miscellaneous Committees; Records, General Series); CAB 104 (Cabinet Office and predecessors; Supplementary Registered Files, 1923-1951); CO 537 (Colonial Office and predecessors: Confidential General and Confidential Original Correspondence); FO 93 (War and Colonial Department and Colonial Office: Gibraltar, Acts); FO 371 (Foreign Office: Political Departments; General Correspondence from 1906-1966); FO 688 (Foreign Office: Embassy, Poland; General Correspondence); FO 840 (Foreign Office: Various International Conferences); FO 954 (Foreign Office: Private Papers of Sir Anthony Eden, Earl of Avon, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs); WO 190 (War Office: Directorate of Military Operations and Intelligence; German and Adjacent Countries Military Situation Reports, Appreciation Files).

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