Lowther Lodge Headquarters
Establishes a permanent Kensington headquarters for British geographical work.
Role range: 1911-1914
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George Nathaniel Curzon Biography and Timeline
Follow George Nathaniel Curzon through 10 dated historical records for Great Britain.
George Nathaniel Curzon, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
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1913–1921Years on this page
1913
Royal Geographical Society Move
Oversees the Society's move into Lowther Lodge.
Role range: 1911-1914
1919
Eastern Galicia Statute
The Supreme Council accepts a statute whose Galician demarcation joins the proposed Polish eastern line to the Czechoslovak frontier in the Carpathians.
Role range: 1919-1924
Provisional Polish Eastern Frontier
The Allied powers recognize Polish sovereignty west of a provisional eastern line while expressly reserving Poland's possible rights to territories farther east.
Role range: 1919-1924
1920
Curzon Note Sent
Curzon sends Soviet Foreign Commissar Chicherin the British armistice proposal that gives the provisional Allied boundary its enduring name.
Role range: 1919-1924
Eastern Galicia Extension
Curzon's proposal extends the earlier provisional line south through Galicia, west of Rawa Ruska and east of Przemysl, to the Carpathians.
Role range: 1919-1924
Polish Withdrawal Proposal
Curzon's note proposes that Polish forces withdraw to the provisional eastern line established by the Peace Conference.
Role range: 1919-1924
Soviet Stand-Off Proposal
The British armistice proposal calls for Soviet forces to remain fifty kilometres east of the proposed line outside Eastern Galicia.
Role range: 1919-1924
Riga Preliminary Peace
The Polish-Soviet preliminary peace agreement adopts a frontier substantially east of the Curzon proposal, reducing its immediate role as a settlement line.
Role range: 1919-1924
1921
Treaty of Riga Frontier
The Treaty of Riga confirms a Polish-Soviet frontier well east of the Curzon Line, leaving the British proposal unused as the interwar boundary.
Role range: 1919-1924
Records, sources and methodology
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