DISCIPLINE OF MERCHANT SEAMEN ASHORE IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Note by Minister of War Transport - War, State and Society

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Papers Nos. 120(43) - 216(43)

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Reference	CAB 71/13
Title	DISCIPLINE OF MERCHANT SEAMEN ASHORE IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Note by Minister of War Transport
Date	7th July 1943
Former Department Reference	LP(43) 166
Government Department	War Cabinet
Themes	Social Relations, Industry and Infrastructure
Subthemes	Labour supply and relations
Document Types	Memoranda
Civil Defence Regions	Nationwide
Organisations	Lord President's Committee, Ministry of War Transport

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British nationals abroad, courts, crime, discipline, judiciary, merchant seamen, police, tribunals

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