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Trade: Milliye nos. 1-2, 1919 September 14 and 17

Umumi Kongre Heyeti, Umumi Kongre Beyannamesi, Sivas, 1335 September 11

Dispatch concerning Halidé Edib, no. 1, n.d. (in English)

Miscellaneous papers concerning the Sivas Congress. Includes conversations with Charles R. Crane, chief member of the American section of the Allied Committee on Mandates for Turkey (in English)

Sharki Anadolu mudafan-i hukuh cemiyeti. Sharki Anadolu Vilayeti Erzerum kangresi beyannamesi, 1335 August 7

United States Naval Radio Press, 1919 August 11, 28 and 31, September 15. USS Galveston,1919 August 31

Telegraphic dispatches, in draft form, from Sivas, 1919 September (in English)

Letter to Charles R. Crane, 1919 August 25

United States Navy reports on the Greek occupation of Smyrna, 1919 May

National Congress of Sivas to the President of the Senate of the United States of America, 1919 September 19

Umumi Knogre Heyeti, Umumi Kongre Beyannamesi. Sivas, 1335 September 11

Edib, Halidé. Letters to the American public, Istanbul, 1919 August 17

Dispatches. Typed drafts, carbons

Miscellaneous material on National Congress at Sivas. Memoranda, notes, inauguration speech of Kemal Pacha, miscellaneous translations, and manuscripts

"Copie du Memorandum remis le Janvier 18, 1919 aux Hauts Commissaires des Puissances Alliées et au Commissaire des Etats-Unis d'Amerique," Constantinople, 1919

Correspondence

Corey, Herbert, 1919 October, 1920 May

Bristol, Rear Admiral Mark, 1919 October 24, December 6

Campbell, W. Archie, 1919 October 18, 1921 February 7, 1922 September 16

Carter, John, Jr., 1919 December 5, 9 1920 March 8

Diary, 1919

The Georgian Messenger, nos. 1-8, 1919 February 23 -April 26 (in English)

The Trans-Caucasian Post, nos. 1-17, 1919 February 21 -April 26 (in English)

Photographs

Covenant Preamble, Paris, 1919 February 14

Dispatches to Chicago Daily News, nos. 39-54, 1919 October 1-November 1

Dispatches from Turkey, n.d.

Copy of a section of The Nineteenth Century, vol. LXXIX, no. 472, "The Future of Asiatic Turkey"

Why Armenia Should Be Free, by Dr. G. Dasdermadjian, Boston, Hairenik Publishing Co., 1919

Address by President Wilson, delivered at Mt. Vernon, 1918 July 4

Address by President Wilson, delivered at Joint Session of Congress, 1918 November 11

Correspondence with J. C. Callahan, 1919 October 17, December 9

"Turkish Conscription." Graph, 1914

"Nationalities in Turkey." Map and Table

Population statistics before 1914

Population statistics for 1893-1897

Public schools in Turkey, n.d.

Dispatches from Greece, September 1-10

Miscellaneous newspaper clippings regarding Kemal, etc. (in French)

Correspondence with A. Lapine, 1919 December 8, 1920 February 11, March 17

Letter from the National Congress at Sivas to the President of the Senate of the United States, signed by Mustaysha Kemal Pacha and four other officials, 1919 September 9

Extract of telegram sent by the National Congress at Sivas to "Your Majesty," 1919 September 1

Description of events at National Congress at Sivas. Typescript with some handwritten variations

Excerpts from Isvestia, Rabochy Narod, Petrograd Ryech, Vpered, Vetser, etc. (in English), and unidentified excerpts, regarding the statements by Trotsky, 1917 November 22, 28; recognition of Bolshevik government by the United States; decree on nationalization of banks; Brest Litovsk; Red Cross 'conspiracy'

Dispatches on Russian affairs, 1917 October-1918 May

Mimeographed sheets entitled "Opinion" on political affairs in Russia, etc. (in French)

Newspaper clippings regarding Russian conditions, Germany, etc. (in English)

Typescript report entitled "Russian American Commercial Relations," written after 1916. Includes miscellaneous notes on Trotsky

Translation of Pravda, regarding arrival of German Ambassador, 1918 April 24

Copy of Union of Soviet Socialist Republics appeal to the United States regarding chief of American Red Cross, Raymond Robins, n.d.

Memorandum on various subjects, including Vladivostok, the Murmansk incidents, and foreign relations, 1918 April

Table of governments in Russia, 1917 March-October

"Russian Revolutionary Pamphlets, Decrees, Orders and Proclamations of the Provisional Workmen's and Peasants' Government of the Russian Republic," vol. 1, 1917 October 25 -December 1. Petrograd, 1918 February. Typescript

Material regarding French forces leaving Odessa, 1919 April?

Memorandum entitled 'Vechnie Chass', April 4; typescript entitled "Evacuation of French Expeditionary Force and Russian Volunteer Guards from Odessa," 1919 April 4; excerpt from News ( Isvestia)' "Comrade Workmen of the City of Sebastopol"

Memorandum from William B. Webster(?) on Bolshevism in Russia, Stockholm, 1918 October 12

Reports by A. Lessin, "Germans in the Baltic Provinces"

Note quoting Lenin, March 14

Dispatch, Petrograd, January 13. Typescript

6l Memoranda entitled "Pro and Con for Allied Recognition of the Soviet Form of Government," 1918 May 2 and 5

"Lenin and His Party." notes based on Tsialovski's 'Bolsheviki' regarding Bolsheviks found in the political section of the police department in Moscow, and Baturin's 'History of Social Democracy in Russia.' Typescript

Report on Russo-Ukraine conflict. Typescript

Report on law in Russia, 1918 August

Report on German forces in Ukraine. Typescript with handwritten annotations

Report on Japanese intervention in Russia (and Siberia, etc.)

Report on Czechoslovak forces in Russia, 1918 July. Typescript with handwritten annotations

Report on Finnish socialists and the effects on Russia. Typescript with handwritten annotations

One package of negative photostats from the Chicago Daily News, of articles on the Russian situation, mostly by LEB