Armenian National Delegation’s Records
List 1: Personnel of the Armenian National delegation, committees, private representations, private missions, informational agencies, correspondence, notes.
Armenian National Delegation (HAP)
Bulletin by Bishop Babken Kyuleseryan on the Armenian refugees who settled in Syria and Palestine
On shariat and other court decisions, on the confiscation of some properties of St. James monastery by the decree of the Turkish 4th army general Djemal Pasha.
Correspondence with Bishop Babken Kyuleseryan (Boston)
On applying to USA's government to draw their attention to the Armenian Question, on increasing the rights of the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem, on Kheryan's will, on the irrigation of the fileds in Sardarapat, on immigration, on the fundraising of the national fund, and on Andranik's arrival in USA.
Correspondence with Patriarch Duryan and the chairman of the Administrative Assembly
On the court case of "Garfour" regarding the land belonging to the Armenian monastery confiscated by Djemal Pasha, the former naval officer of Turkey.
Correspondence with the Armenian information bureau in Lahey (Netherlands)
On Armenian propaganda, information exchange, on the arrival of a group of Armenian refugees from Cilicia to Jerusalem.
Correspondence with the English governor of Jerusalem General Ronald Storrs
On the guardianship of the Armenian refugees and orphans who arrived in Jerusalem from Nahr-el-Omar and Cilicia together with the general.
Correspondence with the secretariat of the ministry of English colonies
On giving back the Armenian lands taken from the Patriarchate. There is some information on Churchil's attitude towards the issue.
Correspondence with Yeghishe Duryan
On founding the Cilicia Catholicosate, the dioceses of Syria and Lebanon, on the court case of the Garfour against the Patriarchate, the copies of the correspondence with Herbert Samuel on moving the Armenian refugees to Sardarapat.
On the joint appeal to the High British Commissioner concerning the problem of ''Big Field'' estate owned by St. James Monastery.