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[Communique au Conseil et
aux Membres de la SociSte.]
LNl.X.2/
JV» officiel: C. 77. M. 33.1935. II.B.
Geneve, le ler mars 1935.
SOCIETE DES NATIONS
i.
Convention Internationale pour la lutte
contre les maladies contagieuses des animaux
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
1.
International Convention for the Campaign
against Contagious Diseases of Animals
S6rie de Publications de la Soci6t6 des Nations
II. QUESTIONS ECONOMIQUES
ET FINANCIERES
1935. II. B. 1.

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Convention internationale pour la lutte contre les maladies contagieuses des animaux
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