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Correspondence with [French] Consulates

FR-CADN/294PO/B/25
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1844-01-01-1913-12-31

Part of Repatriated documents from the French Consulate in Jerusalem

Batavia, Massaouah, Gene, Barcelona, Basel, Mauritius Island (Port Louis), Crete, Livorno (1844-1891).
- Beirut (1844-1913).
- “Caifa” (Haifa) (1849-1913).
- Tarsus (1851).
- Iskenderun (1852-1903).
- Damas (1855-1912).
- Cairo (1856-1910).
- Izmir (1867-1904).
- Port Said (1877-1912).
- Qana (1878).
- Alexandria (1878-1913).
- Aleppo (1883-1910).
- Safed (1884-1895).
- Constantinople (1887-1902).
- Hadrianopolis (Edirne) (1856).
- Jeddah (1879).
- Suez (1892-1902).
- Tripoli (1902).
- Tunis (1903).
- Baghdad (1903).
- Larnaca (1904-1909).
- Mosul (1910).
- Salonica (Thessaloniki) (1910-1911).

England

FR-CADN/294PO/B/28
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1843-01-01-1913-12-31

Part of Repatriated documents from the French Consulate in Jerusalem

General correspondence arranged by year from 1843 to 1913.

Russia

FR-CADN/294PO/B/34
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1841-01-01-1914-12-31

Part of Repatriated documents from the French Consulate in Jerusalem

34-a. Management and administration of the consular corps

New Russian Consuls: correspondence (1858).
Protocol [celebration, deaths of Tzars, coronation]: correspondence (1869-1913).
Holidays: correspondence (1883-1913).
Management of the post: correspondence (1885-1886).

34-b. Charities and layouts
Russian plots and buildings: note on the Russians’ settlement in Jerusalem, correspondence, maps (1841-1882).
Russian ecclesiastical missions: correspondence (1843-1857).
Imperial Orthodox Society of Palestine: correspondence (1887-1900).

34-c. Foreign policy
Crimean war Russian ports’ blockade, armistice]: circulars, correspondence (1854-1856).
Russian army: correspondence (1860).
Development of the Russian influence: correspondence (1872-1892).
San Stefano treaty: correspondence (1878).
Russian navy: correspondence (1903-1914).

34-d. Surveillance of the Russian influence: correspondence (1880-1885).

34-e. Movement of people
Visits of Russian personalities to Jerusalem: correspondence, circular, enciphered telegramms (1884-1889).
Protection of Serbian citizens in Palestine: correspondence (1892).
Journeys and pilgrimages to Palestine: correspondence (1893).
Travel writing [approached topics: Russia and Bulgarian schisme, Jaffa-Jerusalem Railroad Company, Russian schools, action taken on in Russia against Eastern Orthodox churches]: notebook (undated).

34-f. Relationships between Consulates of France and Russia in Jerusalem and Consulate of Russia in Port Said: correspondence (1847-1907).

34-g. Consular issues about Russia: general correspondence, laundry rates poster of Russian old people’s homes (1893-1914).