Item RU-AVPRI/180/3365/ff9-24v - Police function of Russian consulate concerning Russian pilgrims and their behaviour

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RU-AVPRI/180/3365/ff9-24v

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Police function of Russian consulate concerning Russian pilgrims and their behaviour

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  • 1886-02-24-1886-02-24 (Creation)

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1 item, fol. 9-24v

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Embassy of the Russian Empire in Constantinople (PRIK)
(19th century - 1914)

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Archive of Foreign Policy of the Russian Empire (AVPRI)

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Instruction; police function of Russian consulate concerning Russian pilgrims and their behaviour, administration of refuges and proprieties of Palestinian Commission, relations with Jerusalem governor, assistance to Russian Jews, control over dragomans, analysis of religious situation in Holy Land, religious propaganda. Sender: Russian ambassador in Constantinople A.I. Nelidov; Recipient: Russian consul in Jerusalem D.N. Bukharov.

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