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273 Rubber, 733 Adrianople (Turkey), Town, 1361 INDEX THIS Index contains no reference to the Introductory Tables, nor to the Additions and Corrections. (For index to these, see pages xiv-xv.) AAC ADU AACHEN (Prussia), 956, 988; tech- Abyssinia, air force, 659 nical schooIs, 958 -- boundary, 231,280,657,935~1072 Aalborg (Denmark), 820 - commerce, 660, 936 Aalen (Wiirttemberg), 996 - first parliament opened, 658 Aaran (Switzerland), 1349 - invasion by Italy, 659 Aargau (Switzerland), 1345, 1348 - King (Negus), 657, 658 Aarhus (Denmark], 820 -- leased territory, 280, 657 Aba (Belg, Congo), 285 - railways, 661, 936 Abaeo Island (Bahamas), 351 -- religion, 659, 844 Abadan (Persia), 1039 - roads, 661 Abaiang Island (Pacific), 445 -- trade routes, 660, 936 Abdul Aziz ibn Sa'ud, King of Saudi - treaty with Italy, 657 Arabia (Saudieh), 674 Abyssinian race, 658 Abdul Hamid Halim Shah, Sultan, Acajutla (Salvador), port, 129i (Kedah), 200 Acarnania (Greece), 999 Abdullah, Sultan (Pahang), 195 Accra (Gold Coast), 273, 275 Abdullah Ibn Hussein, Amir of Accrington, 14 Trans-Jordan, 209 Achaia (Greece), 999 Abemama Is. (Pacific), 445 Achirnota Univ. Coll. (Gold Coast), Abeokuta (Nigeria), 268 273 Abercorn (N. Rhodesia), 239 Acklin's Island (Bahamas), 351 Aberdeen, burgh, population, 17 Aconcagua (Chile), prov., 749 - county, Ii Acre (Palestine), 20:i, 206; port, 208 - university, 22, 23 Acre Territory (Brazil), 728, 729; Aberdeen (South Dakota), 611 rubber, 733 Aberdeen (Washington, U.S.A), 627 Adana (Turkey), vilayet, 1361; Aberystwyth College, 22 town, 1361 Abeshr (Wadai), 929 Addis Ahaba (Abyssinia), 657, 658, Abidjan. (French West Africa), 940, 6tH, 936 941 Adelaide (S. Australia), 407; airmail, - wireless station, 943 878; port, 377 ; univ., 408 Abkhasian, Soviet Rep. (Georgia), ADEN, Protectorate, 98, 99, 221, 1291 673; boundary, 98; garrison, Abo (Turku) (Finland), 863 135 Aboisso (French West Africa), 941 Admiralty Is. (N. Guinea), 450 Abruzzie e Molise (Italy), 1086 Adrar (Mauritania), 943 Abu, Mount (India), 152 - (Spanish Sahara), 1325 Abuna (Coptic bishop), 659 Adrianople (Turkey), town, 1361 ABYSSINIA, 231, 657 sqq Adua (Abyssinia), 658 1399 1400 THE STATESMAN'S YEAR-BOOK, 1936 ADY ALA Adygeisk (U.S.S.R.) anton, region, Agri (Turkey), vilayet, 1361 1266 Agrigento (Italy), 1057 JEgean Islands, 999, 1076 sqq Aguadulce (PanaDla), port, 1198 - Greek, minerals, 1004 Aguascalientes (lIexico) t 1127 ; town, - Italian, 1076 sqq 1127 - Turkish, 1360 A.hmadi, EI, mosque, 844 ~tolia (Greece), 999 Ahmedabad (India), 127, 160 AFGHANISTAN, 664 sqq Ahmed ibn Jabir, Sultan of Kuwait, AFRIOA, Central, Protectorate, see 678 Nyasaland Protectorate, 226 Ahuachapan (Salvador), 1295 - Colonies in, Belgian, 286, 714 sqq Ahvenanmaa (Finland), 862 -- British, 211 sqq Ahwaz (Persia), 1039, 1040 -- French, 216, 293, 294, 901, Aidin (Asia. Minor), see Aydin 902, 915 sqq Aigun (China), port, i60 -- Italian, 218, 231, 1071 sqq Ain (France), dept., 874 -- Portuguese, 1234, 1241 sqq Ain Galakka (Kanem), 929 -- Spanish, 1312, 1316, 1325, Ain Sefra (Algeria), 917 1326 ; see also Morocco, Aisne (France), dept., 874 Spanish Zone, 1136 sqq Aitutaki Island (Cook Islands), 43i, - East (British), 211 sqq 438; wireless station, 438 -- (Italian), 218, 1063, 1071 sqq Aix (France), univ., 881 -- (Port.), 1241, 1243 sqq Ajaristan, Soviet Rep. of (Georgia), - Equatorial (French), 901,927 sqq 1291 - North (French), 901,902, 915sqq; Ajk (Hungary), coal, 1027 see also Algeria, Morocco, Ajmer, town (India), 127, 152 Tunis AJmer-Merwara (India), 126, 130, -- (Italian), 1063, 1072 sqq 139, 152 -- (Spanish), 1312, 1316, 1326; - agriculture, 138 see also Morocco, Spanish - area and IlOp., 124 Zone, 1136 sqq - births and deaths, 124, 126 - South (British), 232 sqq - education, 152 - - Union of, 242 sqq - finance, 152 - S.. West (British), 289 sqq - forests, 137, 138 - 'Vest (British), 267 sqq - governmentt 121 -- (French), 293, 294, 901, 902, - land revenue, 137 934 sqq -- tenure, 137 -- (Port.), 12428qq - religion, 128 -- (Spanish), 1326 Akassa (Nigeria), 2iO Afrikya, see Tunis Akershus (Norway), 1185 Afyon (Turkey), vilavet, 1361 Akmolinsk (U.S.S.R.), 1283 Agadir (Morocco), 1144 Akron (Ohio), 469, 595; univ., 595 Agalega Is. (Mauritius), 225 Aksu (Sin-Kiang), 778 Agana (Guam), 651 Akureyri (Iceland), 1033 Agar (India), 179 Alava (Spain), 1312 Agaumedir (Abyssinia), 657 ALABAMA, 465, 509 sqq Agdenes (Norway), fort, 1188 - agriculture, 510 .Agder, Aust & Vest (Norway), 1185 - area and population, 465, 509 Agion Oros (Greece), 999 - cotton, 484, 510 Agra (prov.), see United Provinces - port, 511 - (town), 127, 172 - production and industry, 484, 510 Agram or Zagreb (Yugoslavia), 138i, - representation, 461, 509 1389 - univ., 510 - univ., 1389 Alagoas (Brazil), state, 72;9, 780 INDEX 1401 ALA ALK Ala'idin Salaiman Shah, Sultan ALBERTA (Canada), representation, (Belanger}, 195 297, 320 Alajuela (Oosta Rica), 793; town, - telephones, 322 794 - wheat, 307, 808 Aland (Finla.nd), 862 Albuquerque (New Mexico), 582; ALASKA, 466, 636 sqq univ., 583 - area and pop., 466, 636 Albury (New South Wales), 383 - banks, 638, 639 Alcazar (Morocco}, 1138 - defence, 477, 478 Alcoy (Spain), 1313 - education, 637 Aldabra Islands (Seychelles), 229 - fisheries, 492, 638 Alderney, government, 75; popu- - gold, 487, 638 lation, 18 - government, 463, 636 Aldershot Command (U.K.), 41 - mining, 487, 638 Alemtejo (Portugal), 1234 - national park, 637 Aleppo (Syria), 911, 914; cotton, - ports, 638 913; tobacco, 913; town, 913) - production, &c., 487,488, 637, 638 914 - shipping, 638 Alcssandria (Italy), 1051; town, 1057 - troops ill, 477, 478 Alesund (Norway), 1186 Albacete (Spain), province, 1312; Alexandretta (Syria), 911, 912; town, 1313 Sanjaks, 911 AIJBANIA, 668 sqq Alexandria (Egypt), 843 - air routes, 671 - education, 844 - alliance with Italy, 669 - shipping, 852 - coast defence, 670 -'town, 842, 843 - constitution of 1928, 668, 669 - trade, 852 - King, 669 Alexandria, Patriarch of, 659 Albany (New York), 469, 585 Alexandroupolis (Greece), ] 000 Albany (w. ~l1stralia), 413 Algarve (Portugal), prov., 1234 Albay Legaspi (Philippines), 647 ALGERIA, 902, 915 8qq ALBERTA (Canada), 297, 319 sqq - area and pop., 902, 916, 917 - agriculture, 307, 308, 309, 322 - education, 881, 917 - area and pop., 300, 320 - faculties, 881 - births, marriages, deaths, 301, 321 - finance, 916, 918 - constitution and government, 292, - governnlent, 873, 901, 916 320 - naval station, 889 - crops, 307, 308 - representation, 873, 916 - education, 302, 321 - university, 881, 917 - finance, 304, 321 Al Ghail (Yemen), 676 - forests, 309, 322 Algiers (Alger), 889, 916, 917 - Legislative Assembly, 297, 298, - naval station, 889 320 - university, 881, 917 - Lieutenant-Governor, 299, 320 Al Hazm (Yemen), 676 - live stock, 309 .Alhucema Isles (Spanish Africa), - mining, 310, 322 1312 - ministry, 3~O Alicante (Spain), 1312 ; air station, ,- municipal districts, 320 1323; town, 1313 - natural gas, 322 Aligarh (India), 127; univ., 129, 172 - petroleum, 322 Ali Navaz Khan Talpur, ruler - political parties, 320 (Khairpur), 185 -- production and industry, 307, Al Ja.nf (Yemen), 676 308, 309, 322 Al Khamr (Yemen), 676 - railways, 322 Alkmaar (Netherlands), 1153 1402 THE STATESMAN'S YEAR-BOOK, 1936 ALL ANG Allahabad (India), 127, 172; uni- Amherst (Nova Scotia), 330 versity, 129, 172 Amida (Turkey), 1362 Allentown (Pa.), 603 Amiens (France), 878 Alliance (Ohio), 595 Amindivis Is. (Laccadives), 168 Allier (France), dept., 874 Amirantes {slands (Seychelles), 229 Al Matamma (Yemen), 676 Amman (Trans-Jordan), 209 Almelo (Netherlands), 1153 AllOY (China), port, 760 Almeria (Spain), prov., ] 312 Amran (Yelnen)f 676 - minerals, 1319; town, 1313 Amritsar (India), 127, 169 Almirante (Panama], port, 796 Amsterdam (Netherlands), 1153 sqq ; Almora (India), 777 forts, 1158; port, 1162; univ., Aloft Is. (Fr. Pacific), 950 1155 Alofi (Niue Is.), wireless station, 438 - (New York), 585 Alar Star (Kedah), 200 Amsterdam Island (Reunion), 933 Alost (Belgium), 705 Amur provo (Mauchuria), 775 Alpes, Basses- (France), dept., 874 Anaconda (Montana), 570 - Hautes- (France), dept., 874 Anacostia, D. C. 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(India), 129, 167 - (Colombia), 786 Andijan (Uzbekistan), 1268, 1284 Amazonas (Peru), department, 1212 ANDORRA, 901 - (Venezuela), ter., 1380 Andover Staff College, 47 Ambado (Fl'ench Somali Coast), 935 Andros Island (West Indies), 351 Ambala (India), 127 Anecho (Togo), 944 Ambato (Ecuador), 835 Anegada (Virgin Is.), 359 Ambeno (Portuguese Timor), 1246 Aneityum Island (Pacific), 446 Amberg (Bavaria), 980 Angdtiphodang (Bhutan), 720 Amboina (Dutch Indies), 1166 Angers (France), S78, 883 Ambrym Is. (New Hebrides),
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