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- [1900]- (Creation)
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One photograph selected for the Archival City project.
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Biographical history
The Budeiri are a Palestinian family living in Jerusalem. They have been involved in municipal and political affairs during the Ottoman and the Mandate periods.
The first well-known member of this family is Sheikh Mohamed Ibn Budeir Al Budeiri (ca.1747-1805), who founded the Al-Budeiri Library.
Among the other well-known members of the family:
- Kamil Budeiri (?-ca.1923), administrator and journalist;
- Khalil Budeiri (1906-1983), physician and activist;
- Yussuf Budeiri (?-?), engineer;
- Musa Budeiri (1946-), academician.
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Documents of the Budeiri family, including diaries, personal correspondence, photographs and legal documents.
One photograph selected for the Archival City project.
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ISAD(G), second edition, Ottawa 2000.
Available online : https://www.ica.org/en/isadg-general-international-standard-archival-description-second-edition
For dates : ISO 8601, 2nd edition, 2000.
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Entry prepared and entered on 2023-03-20.
Completed on 2023-04-30.
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Sources
OpenJerusalem, « Family librairies and printing presses in Jerusalem (1840-1940) : production, circulation and reception of multilingual documents », [Online], accessed in January 2022. URL : https://openjlem.hypotheses.org/tag/budeiri-library.
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Entry prepared and entered by Archival City.