The Geneva Protocol, by David Hunter Miller

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the Resolution of the Council of October 3, 1924, infra, p. 215.
[5] For a statement of existing European armaments, see note to page 100.
[6] Annex F, p. 263.
[7] See the discussion as to this, supra, p. 7, showing that the "plan" will be another Treaty or Treaties and
that the "carrying out" probably means ratification thereof.
NOTE.--A statement of existing European Forces was made to Parliament on June 18, 1924 (Hansard,
Parliamentary Debates [Commons], N. S., Vol. 174, page 2151). It gave the following figures:
Great Britain ........ 155,935 Latvia ............... 20,000 Germany .............. 100,000 Lithuania ............ 15,000
Austria .............. 21,500 Poland ............... 250,000 Hungary .............. 35,000 Norway ............... 16,000 Jugo
Slavia .......... 130,000 Sweden ............... 32,000 Rumania .............. 125,000 Denmark .............. 27,000 Czecho
Slovakia ...... 149,877 Greece ............... 110,000 Netherlands .......... 163,262 Bulgaria ............. 20,000 Italy
................ 250,000 Turkey ............... 88,000 Switzerland .......... 500,000 France ............... 732,248 Soviet
Union ......... 1,003,000 Belgium .............. 86,531 Finland .............. 30,000 Spain ................ 240,113 Esthonia
............. 16,000 Portugal ............. 40,000
Total armed forces in Europe, 1924 ........... 4,356,466
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