# Delivery of the anglo-french note to the German government

- URL: https://syn.by/en/history/archives/anglo-french-note-german-government/
- Published: 1924-06-28T18:50:00+00:00
- Updated: 2026-11-12T01:49:56+00:00
- Section: Archives
- Language: en
- BE edition: https://syn.by/historya/arkhivy/anhlijska-francuzskaj-noty-niamieckamu-uradu.md
- RU edition: https://syn.by/ru/istoriya/arhivy/peredacha-anglo-frantsuzskoy-noty.md

> The joint note of England and France was handed to Stresemann in Berlin, demanding full control by the Allies over German armaments. Rumours are circulating in Berlin that the government will agree to this control.

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On the 24th of this month the note of England and France, drawn up at the meeting of the prime ministers, was handed by the latter's ambassadors in Berlin to the German Minister of Foreign Affairs, Stresemann. As we said above, the note demands from the German government full control by the Allied commission over the armed forces of Germany.

The German ambassador in Paris, Hoesch, has arrived in Berlin and is said to be advising the government to accept the demands of the note. A well-known Viennese newspaper reports that the German government is to agree to military control, in order to show that it has nothing to hide from the Allies…