Libya'nın birliği ve Fizan bölgesi ile hinterlandının bağımsızlığı sorununa dikkat çeken Enrico Insabato'nun Birleşmiş Milletler'e mektubu

Abstract

It calls attention to the question of the unity of Libya and the independence of the Fezzan Territory and its hinterland. It summarizes in 4 points the proposal of the Mediterranean Center 1) The right of Libya to immediate independence be recognized and sanctioned. 2) Fezzan and Cyrenaica, no less than Tripolitania, form an integral part of Libya. 3) The right of an independent and sovereign Libya to her natural hinterland be recognized. 4) Issues regarding the future of Libya such as establishment of a police force, free elections and modernization Then it reviews the historical precedents that, it believes, prove the soundness of the claims advanced. There are two attached documents in French: One is a letter (typed) by Said Pasha addressed to the Ottoman ambassadors in Paris and London. He informs them on the correspondence between the French and British governments regarding the division and sharing of some Ottoman lan The other is a letter (in handwriting) dated January 12, 1912 by the Col. Largeau, Commander of the Military District of Lake Chad. It is about the following issue: The French government writes in the official gazette that during the Turco-Italian War neither army can satisfy its needs in the French territories.