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| International Organization AUSTRIA AUSTRALIA BELGIUM BULGARIA CANADA SWITZERLAND DENMARK SPAIN FINLAND FRANCE GREECE HUNGARY ITALY JAPAN NETHERLANDS NORWAY PORTUGAL RUMANIA SWEDEN OTTOMAN TURKEY UNITED KINGDOM AMERICA JUGO-SLAVIA | |
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INTER-PARLIAMENTARY BUREAU for Permanent Arbitration |
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| Flag or logo since 1900-01-01* |  |
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 SG Christian Louis Lange (no) (since 1909-01-02) |
| Capitals & administrative places*: | Christiania (Kristiania) |
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| Official & national languages: | French (fr) . |
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 |  | AUSTRIA | (Vienna) |  | President Karl Seitz | | |
 |  | AUSTRALIA | (Melbourne a + Canberra l) |  | King George V |  | |
 |  | BELGIUM | (Brussels) |  | King Albert I | | |
 |  | BULGARIA | (Sofia) |  | Tsar Boris III the Unifier | | |
 |  | CANADA | (Ottawa) | | King George V |  | |
 |  | SWITZERLAND | (Berne lq + Lausanne j) |  | President Giuseppe Motta | | |
 |  | DENMARK | (Copenhagen) |  | King Christian X | | |
 |  | SPAIN | (Madrid) |  | King Alfonso XII | | |
 |  | FINLAND | (Helsinki a) |  | President Kaarlo Juho Stahlberg | | |
 |  | FRANCE | (Paris) |  | President Paul Deschanel | | |
 |  | GREECE | (Athens a) |  | King Alexander I | | |
 |  | HUNGARY | (Budapest a) |  | Regent Miklos Horthy de Nagybanya | | |
 |  | ITALY | (Rome a) |  | King Victor Emmanuel III | | |
 |  | JAPAN | (Tokyo) |  | Emperor Yoshihito |  | |
 |  | NETHERLANDS | (Amsterdam a + The Hague jlr + Wassenaar r) |  | Queen Wilhelmina | | |
 |  | NORWAY | (Christiania) |  | King Haakon VII | | |
 |  | PORTUGAL | (Lisbon) |  | President Antonio Jose de Almeida | | |
 |  | RUMANIA | (Bucharest) |  | King Ferdinand I | | |
 |  | SWEDEN | (Stockholm) |  | King Gustav V | | |
 |  | OTTOMAN TURKEY | ((Constantinople)) |  | Sultan Mehmet VI Vahidettin | | |
 |  | UNITED KINGDOM | (London a + Westminster lr + Edinburgh s + Windsor r) | | King George V | | |
 |  | AMERICA | (Washington-District of Columbia) |  | President Woodrow Wilson | | |
 |  | JUGO-SLAVIA | (Belgrade) |  | King Peter I. Karageorgevich | |
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