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From: Paris
To: Port-au-Prince
No: 1769

Dated: Nov. 3, 1944
Sent: Nov. 4, 1944
Rec'd: Nov. 8, 1944

Diplo 2.

Monseigneur PAUL ROBERT, actuellement au Canada, évêque de Gonaïves, a demandé autorisation de se rendre en France pour organiser départ vers Haïti de quinze (missionnaires) français actuellement disponibles au Séminaire d'Haïti. Je vous prie de faire connaître votre avis sur la suite à donner à cette requête.

DIPLOFRANCE.

X9087

File FG- 4233

Examination Unit,
National Research Council,
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