Henderson, Briand, Alexander and Dumont at a consultation in

British-French consultations at the approach of the London naval disarmament conference in the Quai d'Orsay, after the British delegation had returned to Paris from Rome, where it achieved an agreement between France and Italy. From left to right: the British Foreign Minister and recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize of 1934 Arthur Henderson, Aristide Briand, French Foreign Minister and Nobel Peace Prize recipient of 1926 und Albert Victor Alexander, Lord of the British Admiralty and Charles Dumont, the French Naval Minister

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Achieved Admiralty Agreement Approach Aristide Briand Consultations D Orsay Disarmament Dumont Henderson Quai Recipient Returned

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