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Encrypted text sent to İzzet Pasha, clerk of Grand Vizier, 24 November 1907See more
Level of description: Item
Date: 1907-11-24-1907-11-24
Held by: Israel State Archives (ISA)
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Decision of Sanjak Administrative Council about a Council State’s decision preventing foreign Jews to settle in Palestine more than a month, 9 July 1898See more
Level of description: Item
Date: 1898-07-09-1898-07-09
Held by: Israel State Archives (ISA)
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Complaint of Greek Patriarchate in Jerusalem about taxes, undatedSee more
Level of description: Item
Date: undated
Held by: Israel State Archives (ISA)
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Writing sent to Rafet Bey, Finance Collection Manager and [Alko Kusa] Efendi, from caliphes in Foreign Affairs by Ali Ekrem Bey about dismissing the Jaffa District Governor because of bribery, 6 August 1908See more
Level of description: Item
Date: 1908-08-06-1908-08-06
Held by: Israel State Archives (ISA)
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Decision of Council State about precautions will be taken for not settling more than a month of Jews came from Russia in Jerusalem, 4 March 1884See more
Level of description: Item
Date: 1884-03-04-1884-03-04
Held by: Israel State Archives (ISA)
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Summary of precautions about Jewish immigration, undatedSee more
Level of description: Item
Date: undated
Held by: Israel State Archives (ISA)
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Writing sent to Grand Vizierate about issue of Jewish immigration and bribed officers, 29 August 1907See more
Level of description: Item
Date: 1907-08-29-1907-08-29
Held by: Israel State Archives (ISA)
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Precautions will be taken by local government about preventing of Jewish immigration, 28 April 1900See more
Level of description: Item
Date: 1900-04-28-1900-04-28
Held by: Israel State Archives (ISA)
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Decision of Council State about rules towards Jews coming to Palestine, undatedSee more
Level of description: Item
Date: undated
Held by: Israel State Archives (ISA)
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Newspapers from England, Balkans and Ararat Republic, 20 August 1918See more
Level of description: Item
Date: 1918-08-20-1918-08-20
Held by: Israel State Archives (ISA)
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