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'•8. A note indicates that among the preliminary documents of the Lausanne
Conference des iNationalites was Otlet's les Peuples et les nationalites:
problemes et solutions, (Lausanne: Union des Nationalites, 1916).
9. Paul Otlet, Mesures concertees prises entre les etats: L'executif international
(LaHaye: Nijhoff, 1916).
30. Paul Otlet, Les Problemes internationaux et la guerre (Geneve: Librairie
Kundig; Paris: iRousseau 1916). Otlet later gave the work the number
50 in the Publications of the Union des Associations Internationales.
11. Ibid., pp. 490—491. The letter of acknowledgement from the King's Secretariat
is dated 8 May 1916 and is in the Otletaneum.
12. Paul Otlet, Constitution Mondiale de la Societe des Nations (Union
des Nations Publication, No. 51; Geneve: Editions Atar; Paris: Editions
G. Cres et Cie, 1917).
13. For example, A World Charter Organising the Union of States translated
by Ada Cunningham (London: Women's Union for Peace, 1916).
Another is listed in the advertising matter of Constitution mondiale.
14. Theodore Marburg, Development of the League of Nations Idea: Documents
and Correspondence of Theodore Marburg edited by John H,
Latane (vol. I; New York: Macmillan, 1932), pp. 327—328.
15. Ibid., vol. II, p. 768.
16. Note headed «Explication» with a manuscript minute by Otlet: «Note
remise a M. Durand, Prefet de Police, a Paris, le 21 decembre, 1915»,
Otletaneum.
17. Typescript headed «Monsieur Otlet fait cette declaration a l'assemblee».
The resolution of the meeting was stencilled and run off in green ink
against a stamp «Belges Partout — Beiges Toujours, Groupe de Geneve».
18. i«Socialisme National*, Le Populaire, 25 Juin, 1917.
19. «Le Complot, par lysis», La Victoire, 12 Juillet, 1917.
.20. Paul Otlet, «Les Associations internationales et la reconstruction de
l'apres-guerre», Revue generate des sciences, xxx (28 February, 1919),
p. 115.
21. Gerald J. Mangone, A Short History of International Organisation
(N. Y.: McGraw Hill, 1954). Chapter 5, «The First Period of Collaboration:
The League of Nations*, has a brief account of «The Drafting
of the League of Nations Covenant*, p. 129.
.22. Jan Kolasa, International Intellectual Co-operation (Travaux de la
Societe des Sciences et des Lettres de Wroclaw, Seria A, NR. 81;
Wroclaw, Poland: Wroclaw Scientific Society, 1962), p. 118. Paul Hymans,
1865—1941, entered the Belgian parliament in 1894 at the same time
as Henri La Fontaine, though they were of opposing parties. Previously
Hymans had lectured on comparative law at the Universite de Bruxelles.
During the War he was part of a mission to the United States attempting
to interest President Wilson in the fate of Belgium, and was
subsequently Minister Plenipotentiary in London of the exiled Belgian
government.
:23. La Charte des interests inlellectuels et moraux. Memorandum adresse
a MM les delegues de la Conference de la Paix ^i Paris, par l'Union
des Associations Internationales (Bruxelles—Paris: UIA, 1919).
•'24. 'Kolasa, p. 19.
25. Paul Otlet, La Societe Intellectuelle des Nations, extrait de Scientia...
(Bologna: Nicola Zanichelli, Janvier, 1919).