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From: Washington
To: London

Dated: July 14, 1944
Reed: July 18, 1944

4208
Diplo 11(4).
De SEYRIG pour VAUTCHER (?).
FRANCIS TAYLOR directeur METROPOLITAN NUSSUE
New-York chargé mission coordination avec services alliés en vue rétrocession oeuvres art dérobées par ennemi va se rendre à Londres. Vous recommande personnellement FRANCIS TAYLOR qui est un ami de notre pays très ancien et très sur.

HOPPENOT

Examination Unit
National Research Council
File PG-2795
July 19, 1944</text>
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