1923). 18. Report presented to the Council by the representative of Brazil (adopted on Sept. 17th, 1923). 19. Memorandum by the Secretariat (communicated to the Council on May 14th, 1924). 20. Albanian law with regard to religious communities (Jan. 9th, 1930). 21. Letter from the Albanian Minister for Foreign Affairs to the Secretary-General (Nov. 3rd, 1034). 22. Idem (Dec. 21st, 1934). Annexes to No. 22: 1. Greek-speaking villages having complete elementary schools in which Greek is exclusively used as the medium for instruction. 2. Greek-speaking villages without schools. 3. Teachers using Greek only as the medium for instruction. 4. Comparative Table (Albanian and Greek pupils). 5. Comparative Table (Greek-speaking pupils in Albania and pupils in Greece). [p34] 6. Circular of the Albanian Ministry of Public Education (Nov. 8th, 1934). 7. Idem (Nov. 14th, 1930). 23. Observations by the Albanian Government (Dec. 23rd, 1934). Annexes to No. 23: 1. Comparative Table (schools using the Greek language: private and State). 2. Villages appearing in the petitioners’ list but having less than 250 inhabitants. 3. Books in use for instruction in the Greek language 4. Comparative Table (Albanian schools and schools using the Greek language and their expenses). 5. Villages with less than 100 inhabitants having a Greek school. II. - Documents Mentioned in the Memorial of the Albanian Government or in the Memorial of the Greek Government and Collected by the Registry. 1. Albanian Declaration made before the Council on October 2nd, 1921. 2. “Privileges of the (Ecumenical Patriarchate.” Texts reproduced in: Les Priviléges du Patriarcat œscuménique (communauté grecque orthodoxe) dans l’Empire ottoman, thesis for the degree of doctor by Const. G. Papadopoulous (Paris, 1924). 3. Letter from M. Clemenceau to M. Paderewski (June 24th, 1919) 4. Treaty of London (May 17/3oth, 1913). 5. Protocol of Florence (Dec. 17th, 1913). 6. Note from the Great Powers to the Greek Government (Jan. 31st/Feb. 13th, 1914). 7. Note from the Greek Government in reply to the foregoing (Feb. 8th/21st, 1914). 8. Note to the Great Powers in reply to the foregoing (April 11th/24th, 1914). 9. Agreement between Albania and the International Commission of Control (“Corfu Agreement”; May 17th, 1914). 10. Agreement between representatives of Albania and representatives of the Greek Government (“Kapishtiça Agreement”: May 15th, 1914). 11. [I.] “Protection of linguistic, racial and religious Minorities by the League of Nations. Provisions contained in the various international instruments at present in force” (Geneva, 1927). 12. [II.] “Protection of linguistic, racial and religious Minorities by the League of Nations. Resolutions and extracts from the Minutes of the Council, Resolutions and Reports adopted by the Assembly, relating to the procedure to be followed in questions concerning the protection of minorities” (2nd ed., Geneva, 1931).