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Letter from [servant of Antonin], Jerusalem, September 3, 1877, received in Piraeus, September 11, 1877

RU-PFARAN/214/Op1/1/42-ff509-509v
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1877-09-03-1877-09-11

Part of Antonin Kapustin’s received letters

ff. 509-509v About their life in Jerusalem. Includes marginal notes, in Russian and red ink.

Letter from Mrs Mazaraki, Jerusalem, September 19, 1877, received in Piraeus, October 1, 1877

RU-PFARAN/214/Op1/1/42-ff526-527v
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1877-09-19-1877-10-01

Part of Antonin Kapustin’s received letters

ff. 526-527v About fulfilling Antonin's tasks; the money is distributed. Russian pilgrims beggars. About the Russian nuns. Includes marginal notes, in Russian and red ink.

Letter from N. Khalebi, Jaffa, October 30, 1877, received in Piraeus, November 13, 1877

RU-PFARAN/214/Op1/1/42-ff553
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1877-10-30-1877-11-13

Part of Antonin Kapustin’s received letters

ff. 553 After the departure of the Russian Consul he remained unemployed, cannot find a job because of the lack of trade. Asks for material aid. Includes marginal notes, in Greek and red ink.

Letter (draft) from Antonin Kapustin, Piraeus, November 15 to 27, 1877, sent to Herr Baron [Saudrecht[illegible]

RU-PFARAN/214/Op1/1/42-ff556-556v
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1877-11-15-1877-11-15

Part of Antonin Kapustin’s received letters

ff. 556-556v About the guards of the Russian properties in Palestine, paying them. Includes marginal notes.

Letter from Th. Saruf, Beirut, November 3, 1877, received in Piraeus, November 20, 1877

RU-PFARAN/214/Op1/1/42-ff559-530
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1877-11-03-1877-11-20

Part of Antonin Kapustin’s received letters

ff. 559-530 About his departure from Jaffa, he was sent in exile to Beirut by the local governor, as a Russian translator. Includes marginal notes, in Greek and red ink.

Letter from Mrs Mazaraki, Jerusalem, November 4, 1877, received in Piraeus, November 20, 1877