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This subseries includes the writings about the Ottoman State in the local and foreign press; the procedures for the events of murder, wounding, robbery, fraud and pickpocketing and the chasing of criminals and the chasing and arresting of anarchists as well as vagabonds and beggars; it also includes enquiry files about troublemakers, suspicious persons or people who schemed against government; surveillance of theatrical activities, communities and charities’ activities; finally, one can also find investigation documents about events like suicide, fire and drowning.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this subseries are 1328-1329.

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The archivists from the General Correspondence Office, (Dahiliye Nezareti Muhaberat-ı Umumiye Dairesi) thematically organised the whole correspondence, using for instance political section, legal section, administrative section and diversified section. In this classification, the political-related documents have been brought together.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are 1327-1334.

This series includes documents related to the Entente States’ occupational activities; National Forces’ activities; Greek conquest and tyranny; activities of gangs; appointment and dismissal of state officials; and awarding of state officials.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are 1332-1341.

This is a register group resulting from the work of Employee Registry Commission (Sicil-i Ahvâl Komisyonu) founded during the rule of Abdulhamid in 1878. These registers may include short biographies of all the civil and judiciary officials. There are registers of 92.000 officials from 1879 to 1909, including their names, nicknames or identity records, fathers, families, inaugurations, educational levels, achievements and skills, dismissals or appointments or judgments and, if non-Muslim, their nationalities.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are 1283-1341.

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This sub-series includes documents related to the Armenian issue, accommodation for the migrating Muslims, building and repairing of the non-Muslim institutions, historical artefact smuggling and tribal clashes.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this sub-series are 1313-1315.

This sub-series includes documents related to reforms aiming to improve agriculture in the provinces of Rumelia and Anatolia; changes in the administrative and civil divisions; establishment of the janissary organisation; tax regulations and representation of foreigners in the Ottoman State in the ruling mechanism according to their population and their employment.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this sub-series are 1312-1326.