Dosya 96, Gömlek 22, March 24, 1908 (Gregorian calendar) - no Ottoman date
Part of Archives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Ottoman Empire
Missing English translation. 1: documents in a foreign language; 2: no signature.
Dosya 96, Gömlek 28, May 24, 1914 (Gregorian calendar) - no Ottoman date
Part of Archives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Ottoman Empire
Missing English translation. 1: documents in a foreign language; 2: no signature.
Dosya 100, Gömlek 26, April 24, 1908 (Gregorian calendar) - no Ottoman date
Part of Archives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Ottoman Empire
Passport issues of Austrian, German and other visitors travelling to Jerusalem. 2: no signature; 1, 3-7: documents in a foreign language.
Dosya 100, Gömlek 29, July 17, 1908 (Gregorian calendar) - no Ottoman date
Part of Archives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Ottoman Empire
Missing English translation Document in a foreign language.
Dosya 100, Gömlek 31, August 12, 1908 (Gregorian calendar) - no Ottoman date
Part of Archives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Ottoman Empire
Missing English translation Document in a foreign language.
Dosya 100, Gömlek 35, June 14, 1910 (Gregorian calendar) - no Ottoman date
Part of Archives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Ottoman Empire
Missing English translation. Document in a foreign language.
Dosya 100, Gömlek 36, May 8, 1914 (Gregorian calendar) - no Ottoman date
Part of Archives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Ottoman Empire
Missing English translation. 1-2: no signature; 3: signed by [illegible].
Dosya 269, Gömlek 28, May 1, 1911 (Gregorian calendar) - no Ottoman date
Part of Archives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Ottoman Empire
About pig farming by Germans in Jerusalem and Jaffa. 1: signed on behalf of the minister of finance secretary; 2-3: documents in a foreign language; 4: no signature.
Dosya 4, Gömlek 3, June 10, 1885 (Gregorian calendar) - 26 Şaban 1302 (Ottoman religious calendar)
Report to the French embassy that, in response to the demand of the French embassy, concerning the restoration to the previous state of the statue in the obelisk in the seven arches of the Holy Sepulchre Church in Jerusalem, that was allegedly destroyed by the Greeks during the repair, the Greeks were right. Signed by [illegible].
Requests for appointing one new consul as a representative next to the existing consuls of England, America, France, Holland and Belgium in each of the following places: Tripoli, Jerusalem, Beirut, Iskenderiye and Sofia (2 pages). Signed by [illegible].