Fasciculus:InquiryatParis1919.jpg
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Summarium
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English: Group photograph of the Inquiry (US expert advisers) Paris 1919. Original text: Staff of the Inquiry at the Paris Peace Conference. Sitting (left to right) : Charles H. Haskins, Western Europe; Isaiah Bowman, Chief of Territorial Intelligence; S. E. Mezes, Director; James Brown Scott, International Law; David Hunter Miller, International Law; Standing: Charles Seymour, Austria-Hungary; R. H. Lord, Poland; W.L. Westermann, Western Asia; Mark Jefferson, Cartography; Colonel House; George Louis Beer, Colonies; D.W. Johnson, geography; Clive Day, Balkans; W. E. Lunt, Italy; James T. Shotwell, History; A. A. Young, Economics. |
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| Fons | James T Shotwell, At the Paris Peace Conference |
| Auctor | my file; original by unknown photographer |
People
Sitting from left to right are:
- Charles Homer Haskins, Western Europe
- Isaiah Bowman, Chief of Territorial Intelligence
- Sidney Edward Mezes, Director
- James Brown Scott, international law
- David Hunter Miller, international law
Standing from left to right are:
- Charles Seymour, Austria-Hungary
- Robert Howard Lord (1885-1954), Poland
- William Linn Westermann, Western Asia
- Mark Jefferson (1863-1949), cartography
- Edward Mandell House (1858-1938)
- George Louis Beer (1872-1920), colonies
- Douglas Wilson Johnson (1878-1944), geography
- Clive Day (1871-1951), Balkans
- William Edward Lunt (1882-1956), Italy
- James Thomson Shotwell, history
- Allyn Abbott Young, economics
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