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100 1 |aSykes, Mark,|d1879-1919.
245 10|aThe papers of Sir Mark Sykes, 1879-1919|h[mikroform] :|bwith special reference to the Sykes-Picot Agreement and the Middle East.
260 |aWakefield, UK :|bMicroform Academic Publishers,|c2006.
300 |a1 mikrofilm makarası (705 poz) :|bpozitif ;|c35 mm.
336 |aMetin
337 |aMikroform
338 |aMikrofilm
500 |aBu seri 8 makaradan oluşmaktadır.
504 |aMikrofilmin indeksi A.VIII/7456 yer numarasında kayıtlıdır.
505 |tDDSY2/4 Foreign affairs and travel (1888-1919) --|t4/12 : Notebook. Campaign in Mesopotamia,|g1915, poz 5-44 --|t4/13 : Pre-war notebook. Ottoman Empire. Contains some drawings, poz 45-78 --|t4/14 : Certificate from US Consul in Jerusalem concerning Jacob Arab,|g19 May 1902, poz 80-81 --|t4/15 : Letter. Thomas Cook and Son, Jerusalem, to Mark Sykes regarding travel arrangements,|g14 November 1902, poz 82-86 --|t4/16 : Letter from L. Gaufry introducing Mark Sykes to Pere Bouivrame. Written on Easter Monday,|g13 April 1903, poz 87-89 --|t4/17 : Passports (7) in Ottoman Turkish. For Baghdad, Sulaymaniyah, Mosul for Mark Sykes and companion [Eric Drummond?] travelling as tourists,|g1903, poz 90-100 --|t4/18 : Account of sum of imports, customs duties and surtax paid [in Turkey?],|g1888-1889, poz 101-102 --|t4/19 : Account of railway receipts and debts in Turkey,|g1895-1902, poz 103-107 --|t4/20 : Summary of correspondence on Turkish interference with river steamers to Lynch & Co,|g1904-1905, poz 108-113 --|t4/21 : Draft letter. Mark Sykes to Abdul Hamid regarding the fact that the British Embassy would be unlikely to assist him in his sad case, but Domad Ferid Pasha might,|gpoz 114-115 --|t4/22 : Satirical note on the ‘Kazas of this Vilayet’, with two drawings,|gpoz 116-118 --|t4/23 : Letters to Mark Sykes about travel arrangements; horses and servants; invitations; military affairs (training; possibility of German invasion of England); German influence in Turkey; cottages to be built on Sykes estate, Kurdish tents; affairs in Mesopotamia and Egypt; Lynch and Co.; financial arragements; Diarbekir Castle (34),|gJune 1904-May 1906, poz 119-198 --|t4/24 : Letters from Mark Sykes. Comprising: a) To ‘Slenthes’, about his opinion of candidates for commanding 3rd Yorks,|g1 Oct. 1905 --|t4/24 : Letters from Mark Sykes. Comprising: b) To ‘excellence’, offering a donkey cart for sale,|g5 March 1906, poz 199-204 --|t4/25 : Letter. ‘Constance’, Gulmay to [Edith Sykes?],|g18 June (year uncertain), poz 205-210 --|t4/26 : Draft letter about the reforms needed in Mosul, with reference to a description of the city by Mark Sykes,|gpoz 211-213 --|t4/27 : Accounts (travel personal) (6),|g1905-1906, poz 214-221 --|t4/28 : Rough plan of a harbour,|gpoz 222-223 --|t4/29 : Two Turkish documents,|gMarch 1906, poz 224-226 --|t4/30 : List by Mark Sykes of ‘Things that are lacking in the East owing to absence of European ideals of civilization’,|gpoz 227-229 --|t4/31 : List of ‘Shiah villages round Arga’,|gpoz 230-232 --|t4/32 : Misc. Notes about a contract for a loan of £ 2.5 million; weights; figures; drawings (5),|gpoz 233-241 --|t4/33 : Letters and telegrams to Mark Sykes about massacres during war in Macedonia; charity appeals; Turkish bath at Sledmere; sending a dog from Damascus to Constantinople; Mark Sykes bitten by a dog and possibility of rabies; wife travelling to join him,|gApril 1913-November 1913, poz 242-316 --|t4/34 : Notes by Mark Sykes (2) comprising: a) To ‘Nias’ about cashing a cheque --|t4/34 : Notes by Mark Sykes (2) comprising: b) To Damad Ferid Pasha, arranging to call,|gpoz 317-322 --|t4/35 : Accounts (9),|g1913, poz 323-335 --|t4/36 : ‘Further notes on bones of animals with lava brought from Eastern Hauran by Capt. Mark Sykes in 1903’ by E.T. Newton,|gpoz 336-339 --|t4/37 : Note on the Kurds by Mark Sykes, poz 340-342 --|t4/38 : Condemnation of Italy’s action in Tripoli, by Mark Sykes,|g1911, poz 343-351 --|t4/39 : Future of ‘T in A’ [Turkey in Asia?], by Mark Sykes,|gpoz 352-361 --|t4/40 : Scheme for establishing a school in the North of England for young Turks to be raised as future çivil servants of the Ottoman Empire, by Mark Sykes,|gpoz 362-379 --|t4/41 : Lecture on the Asiatic provinces of the Ottoman Empire, by Mark Sykes, poz 380-391 --|t4/42 : Description of a visit to the palace ‘of D B’ [Diarbekir?] and a reception by the Sultan, by Mark Sykes,|gpoz 392-400 --|t4/43 : Criticism of the Turkish railway, by Mark Sykes,|gpoz 401-404 --|t4/44 : Draft letter to the press from Mark Sykes about the ill effects of Western influence in Egypt and the Middle East [incomplete],|gpoz 405-408 --|t4/45 : Draft letter to ‘Your Highness’ from Mark Sykes about condition of Turkey following the war with the Balkan allies, with suggestions for improvement,|gpoz 409-416 --|t4/46 : Copy letter to ‘Monsieur le Ministre’ from Mark Sykes, asking for clemency fort he three sons of the late Ibrahim, chief of the Milli Kurds, imprisoned at Diarbekir,|gpoz 417-420 --|t4/47 : Memorandum by Mark Sykes concerning military prisoners at Sumerpur camp,|gpoz 421-422 --|t4/48 : Draft letter by Mark Sykes about the Persian crisis,|g1907, poz 423-427 --|t4/49 : Draft letter (in hand of Mark Sykes with ts. copy) from Shaykh Ahmed Haddad about non-payment of his wages by the Armenian Hagopian; state of the country and its people; stoppage of work on building railway,|gpoz 428-433 --|t4/50 : Draft letter [to ‘NE’?] about the danger of independent Moslem states ceasing to exist; condition of Islam, by Mark Sykes [incomplete],|gpoz 434-435.
505 |t4/51 : Review of ‘The Revolution in Constantinople and Turkey’, by Mark Sykes,|gDecember 1909, poz 436-441 --|t4/52 : Copy of letter to press by Mark Sykes defending Sir Eldon Gort against accusations made in an anonymous letter,|gApril 1910, poz 442-448 --|t4/53 : Review of ‘Amurath to Amurath’, by Gertrude Bell,|gJanuary 1911, poz 449-453 --|t4/54 : Ms. And ts. draft letter to press by Mark Sykes with criticism of state of Turkey,|g24 May 1913, poz 454-459 --|t4/55 : Draft and ts. review of two books on Turkey, by Capt. Arthur FitzHenry Townshend and George Frederick Abbott,|g[1910?], poz 460-471 --|t4/56 : Passports (15),|g1898-1914, poz 472-488 --|t4/57 : Letter. E.C. BI[ish?], British Consulate, Jerusalem, to Mark Sykes about safe arrival of Mark Sykes at Maan and Kerak; forwarding a telegram; Nazim P. and the Commission leaving, having accomplished nothing; mobs and murders in Jerusalem,|g25 February 1909, poz 489-499 --|t4/58 : Translation of a letter from Abdul Hamid Bey, prison at Diarbekir to Mark Sykes, who sent his secretary to explain his situation,|g1 July 1909-14 July 1909, poz 500-511 --|t4/59 : Invitations to Mark Sykes (2). Comprising: a) From H.A. Cumberbatch, British Consulate to Beirut, to dine,|g4 March 1909 --|t4/59 : Invitations to Mark Sykes (2). Comprising: b) From R. Storrs, to lunch with Princess Nazli, no date,|g4 March 1909, poz 512-514 --|t4/60 : Letter. O.C. ‘Noor el Bahr’ to Mark Sykes, enclosing a letter (in Arabic) ‘from Headquarters’,|g27 February 1910, poz 515-519 --|t4/61 : Copy letter. British Consul, Damascus, to Viceroy of India, recommending Sheikh Dad Mohamed for a decoration,|g4 June 1912, poz 520-522 --|t4/62 : Letter from War Office granting permission for Mark Sykes to travel to Turkey during leave,|g19 August 1912, poz 523-528 --|t4/63 : Insurance policy on two crates, containing a door and an old lamp, shipped from Constantinople to Hull on ‘SS Othello’,|g10 January 1914, poz 529-531 --|t4/64 : Visiting cards (10),|gpoz 532-536 --|t4/65 : Scraps of paper bearing jottings, drawings, calculations (12),|gpoz 537-551 --|t4/66 : Miscellaneous items. Arabic, poz 552-569--|t4/67 : Plans by Mark Sykes (5). Comprising: a) Kelat Al Nijm (3) --|t4/67 : Plans by Mark Sykes (5). Comprising: b) Kala’at Ja’bar --|t4/67 : Plans by Mark Sykes (5). Comprising: c)Area of Hamar,|gpoz 570-574 --|t4/68 : Photographs (taken in 1908) of tracings made by Mark Sykes of areas of Turkey in Asia (42), with two similar blue prints,|g1905-1906, poz 575-599 --|t4/69 : Sketch of the Russian road from Kazvin to Hamadan (scale 1 inch to 32 miles),|g1906, poz 600-601 --|t4/70 : Map. Arabia and the Persian Gulf, by Capt. F.F. Hunter (3 sheets) (scale 1 inch to 32 miles),|g1908, poz 602-605 --|t4/71 : Photograph of map of the routes of Alexander’s army near the Baghdad Railway,|gpoz 606-608 --|t4/72 : Map of the Euphrates district, giving limits of cultivation and position of Bedouin tribes in summer quarters (scale 1 ¾ inches to 100 miles,|gpoz 609-610 --|t4/73 : Portion of map of eastern part of Turkey in Asia (Kurdistan and area),|gpoz 611-613 --|t4/74 : Map of railways in Persia, taken from a newspaper,|gpoz 614-615 --|t4/75 : Maps. Empire Ottoman, Armenia. Showing railways (5) (scale 1:10,000,000),|gpoz 616-617 --|t4/76 : Map. Arabia (scale 1:7,500,000),|gpoz 618-619 --|t4/77 : Map. Durbadam Pass (scale 2 inches to 200 Persian yards),|gpoz 620-621 --|t4/78 : Map. Turkey in Asia (16 copies, of which 11 are variously marked up) (scale 1 ¾ inches to 200 miles),|g1912 (Estimated year), poz 622-637 --|t4/79 : Outline map of Turkey in Asia, taken from DDSY(2)/4/78, (3),|gpoz 638-640 --|t4/80 : Map. Europe. Political. Marked up by Mark Sykes (scale 1 inch to 314 miles),|gpoz 641-642 --|t4/81 : Ms. and ts. draft letter. Mark Sykes to Winston Churchill. Proposals for prosecuting the war by seizing Gallipoli and Constantinople, and attacking Germany via the Balkans, Austria and Bavaria,|g1-27 January 1915, poz 643-660 --|t4/82 : Memorandum. Information, gathered by the writer during a journey to Paris, Italy and Switzerland on various aspects of the war (including the Middle East),|g1915 (Estimated date), poz 661-668 --|t4/83 : Letter.Emery Walker Ltd., London to Walter Wilson, sending a map for ‘Turkey’ by Mark Sykes for approval and asking for spelling to be settled,|g6 May 1915, poz 669-670 --|t4/84 : Translation of an introduction to an Arabic pamphlet by Sheikh Mohamed El Kilkili about the condition of Turkey,|gMay 1915 (Estimated date), poz 671-678 --|t4/85 : Note on the Khalifate, by Mark Sykes (2),|g25 May 1915, poz 679-685 --|t4/86 : Copy letter. G.S. Symes, Erkowit, to G.F. Clayton about activities of the Idrisi of Asir (3),|g15 June 1915, poz 686-697 --|t4/87 : Memorandum on ports and railways of Syria and Mesopotamia, by Major S.F. Newcombe,|g17 July 1915, poz 698-709.
533 |aMikrofilm.|bWakefield, UK :|cMicroform Academic Publishers,|d2006.|e1 mikrofilm makarası : pozitif ; 35 mm.
534 |pMikrofilmin orjinali :|oMicroform Academic Publishers film no; R50041.
600 1 |aSykes, Mark, 1879-1919|xYazışmalar.
650 4|aSykes-Picot Antlaşması.
651 4|aOrta Doğu|xTarih|y20. yy.|xKaynaklar.
651 4|aOrta Doğu|xDış ilişkiler|zİngiltere|xKaynaklar.
651 4|aİngiltere|xDış ilişkiler|zOrta Doğu|xKaynaklar.
710 |aHull University Archives