The British delegation during the first Hague Conference, 19

The British Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson (standing, 4th from right) and his delegation during the first Hague Conference. Seated from left to right: Lady Russell, Lady Noel-Baker, Mrs. Snowden and Mrs. Henderson, standing: the British Trade Minister William Graham (2nd from left), the British Ambassador in Austria Phipps Huelson, the British Envoy in the Netherlands Sir Odo Russell, Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Snowden (6th from left), Arthur Henderson and the Dutch Foreign Minister Frans Beelaerts van Blokland (2nd from right). At the first conference in The Hague the United Kingdom, France, the German Empire, Belgium, Italy and Japan negotiated on the evacuation of the Rhineland and the distribution of German reparations to the Allied States

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Distribution Envoy Evacuation Exchequer Frans Hague Henderson Negotiated Phipps Reparations Rhineland Snowden

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