The papers of Sir Mark Sykes, 1879-1919 [mikroform] : with special reference to the Sykes-Picot Agreement and the Middle East.
Sykes, Mark,
The papers of Sir Mark Sykes, 1879-1919
M/0321-3
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M/0321-3
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Wakefield, UK : Microform Academic Publishers, 2006.
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1 mikrofilm makarası (543 poz) : pozitif ; 35 mm
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Bu seri 8 makaradan oluşmaktadır.
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Mikrofilmin indeksi A.VIII/7456 yer numarasında kayıtlıdır.
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DDSY2/4 Foreign affairs and travel (1888-1919) -- 4/88 : Letter. G.F. Clayton, Cairo, to Mark Sykes, enclosing a memorandum by G.S. Clayton, Erkowit on Sheriff Hussein Ibn Ali (19 July 1915) (3), 5 August 1915, poz 1-29 -- 4/89 : Extract from despatch by Mark Sykes about the Arab situation from Hauran to Jeddah (3), 10 August 1915, poz 30-33 -- 4/90 : Report on Pan-Arab party in Syria, 5 September 1915, poz 34-36 -- 4/91 : Ms. note by Mark Sykes, ‘Drafting plans for Arab Bureau’, 1915, poz 37-40 -- 4/92 : Ms. note by Mark Sykes, Constitution and functions of the Arab Bureau’, 1915 (Estimated date), poz 41-44 -- 4/93 : Memorandum by Mark Sykes on the military and political situation in Mesopotamia; Indian Moslems and the war; and the general situation in the Middle East arising from the war, 28 October 1915, poz 45-53 -- 4/94 : Memorandum on Indian Moslems, October 1915, poz 54-58 -- 4/95 : Evidence on the Arab question, by Mark Sykes fort he War Committee. Labelled ‘Secret’, 16 December 1915, poz 59-92 -- 4/96 : Ms. and ts. notes by Mark Sykes (4). Comprising: a) Political situation in Armenia, 1915 -- 4/96 : Ms. and ts. notes by Mark Sykes (4). Comprising: b) Hypothesis founded on the possibility of Russia becoming hostile to Great Britain:frontiers to be adopted in Mesopotamia and Palestine, 1915 -- 4/96 : Ms. and ts. notes by Mark Sykes (4). Comprising: c) Future administration of the Ottoman Empire following an Allied victory, 1915 -- 4/96 : Ms. and ts. notes by Mark Sykes (4). Comprising: d) Armenian buffer states, 1915, poz 93-131 -- 4/97 : Volume containing copies of despatches from Mark Sykes to Major General C. E. Callwell, War Office (21) and to the Commander in Chief, India (1), June 1915-September 1915, poz 132-260 -- 4/98 : Volume containing copies of despatches from Mark Sykes, with name(s) of receipient(s) deleted, June 1915-October 1915, poz 261-295 -- 4/99 : Proof copy. Letter. Brigader General C.H.U. Price, Aden, to Secretary to Government, Political Department, Bombay forwarding and commenting on a report by Lt. Col. H.F. Jacob on his visit to the Idrisi at Jezan (17 January 1916), 27 January 1916, poz 296-301 -- 4/100 : Memorandum by A.P. Albina on the fall of Kut El Amara and its effect on England’s prestige in the East, April 1916, poz 302-307 -- 4/101 : Memorandum by C. French on the Intelligence Service in Mesopotamia, 16 June 1916, poz 308-312 -- 4/102 : Article. ‘The future of the Arab race’, by A.P. Albina, June 1916, poz 313-325 -- 4/103 : Copies of letter between Sayed Mohammed Idris and Sir Henry McMahon, Cairo about negotiations with the Senussi; sailors from British ship sunk by submarine, 28 June 1916, poz 326-344 -- 4/104 : Letters (3) comprising: a) Ts. copy of a letter on Turkish affairs, no date, 20 July 1916-25 July 1916 -- 4/104 : Letters (3) comprising: b) Letter. Edmund E. Long, Wellington House, to Mark Sykes enclosing an ‘article about the ‘New Caliph” asking opinion; asks help Col. Clayton with circulation of ‘Al Hakikit’ in the Sudan, 20 July 1916 -- 4/104 : Letters (3) comprising: c) Ms. draft reply of Mark Sykes, 25 July 1916, poz 345-364 -- 4/105 : Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on military situation in the Middle East, July 1916, poz 365-384 -- 4/106 : Letters (2) comprising: a) Letter. Philip T. Graves, Cairo to Brig. Gen. G.F. Clayton enclosing a letter on Turkey to send to the Foreign Editor of ‘The Times’, 7 August 1916-11 August 1916 -- 4/106 : Letters (2) comprising: b) Letter. G.F. Clayton, Cairo to Mark Sykes, with comments on Turkey and Arabia; ‘Lawrence … fully occupied at present at present with military work’, 7 August 1916-11 August 1916, poz 385-393 -- 4/107 : Draft letter. Mark Sykes to Cox about the situation in London and the Middle East; future of Mesopotamia, 21 August 1916, poz 394-396 -- 4/108 : Letter. J L. Fisher, War Office to Mark Sykes, enclosing an article ‘Turkish tyranny and famine in Syria and Palestine’, by A.P. Albina, 30 August 1916, poz 397-403 -- 4/109 : Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on future negotiations with Italy in regard to the English, French and Russian agreement, 30 August 1916, poz 404-409 -- 4/110 : Memorandum (by E. Ujevia?) on the Princess Eugenie Nicephorus Comnenus Palaelogus, and the Greek legion, August 1916, poz 410-412 -- 4/111 : Pamphlet. ‘Events in French North Africa in July 1916 (From French official sources)’, 9 September 1916, poz 413-422 -- 4/112 : Ts. Memorandum [by Mark Sykes?] on the Arab situation, September 1916, poz 423-428 -- 4/113 : Copy. Notice from Imperial Defence Committee about the preparation of the ‘Statesman’s atlas of Europe and the Near East’ [the ‘translucent atlas’ of Mark Sykes?], 13 September 1916, poz 429-430 -- 4/114 : Copy letter. Mark Sykes to Austen Chamberlain discussing letter from Sir Joseph Meston corcerning the political situation in Turkey and the Arab movement, and Indian Moslems. Including: a) Note from Austen Chamberlain passing the letter to Sir Arthur Hirtzel, 21 August 1916 -- 4/114 : Copy letter. Mark Sykes to Austen Chamberlain discussing letter from Sir Joseph Meston concerning the political situation in Turkey and the Arab movement, and Indian Moslems. Including: b) Letter. Sir Arthur Hirtzel to Mark Sykes, 23 August 1916 -- 4/114 : Copy letter. Mark Sykes to Austen Chamberlain discussing letter from Sir Joseph Meston corcerning the political situation in Turkey and the Arab movement, and Indian Moslems. Including: c) Letter. D. G. Hogarth to Mark Sykes, 23 September 1916, poz 431-438 -- 4/115 : Report. ‘Information from two Arab officers recently arrived in England from Kermanshah via the Caucasus and examined by Sir Mark Sykes’ (2). Including: a) Letter from Ian Hamilton returning one copy to Mark Sykes, 18 January 1917, poz 439-506 -- 4/116 : Ms. and ts. memorandum from Mark Sykes with proposals for a landing at Akaba, 27 September 1916, poz 507-512 -- 4/117 : Copy. Mark Sykes to Sir John Hewett about Arab revolt and views of the government of India; Indian Moslems, 30 September 1916, poz 513-516 -- 4/118 : Ms. and ts. proposal by Mark Sykes for an explosive device suitable fort he derailment of trains, 3 October 1916, poz 517-521 -- 4/119 : Translation of a book, ‘The Turkish and Pan-Turkish ideal’, by Tekin Alp, Constantinople, October 1915, poz 522-642 -- 4/120 : Printed memorandum. ‘The future administration of Mesopotamia’ (extract from Lord Chelmsford’s private letter, 18 October 1916; and memoranda by Sir Arthur Hirtzel and Sir Thomas W. Holderness, 30 December 1916 and 9 January 1917. With note by Mark Sykes, 19 March 1917 (2 of each), 18 October 1916-19 March 1917, poz 643-653 -- 4/121 : Draft memorandum by Mark Sykes on the political situation in the Arab speaking parts of the Ottoman Empire, October 1916 (Estimated date), poz 654-660 -- 4/122 : Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes suggesting suitable contributions in men and material to operations in Arabia (aviation; a Moslem army fort he Sheriff; tanks; cooperation), October 1916 (Estimated date), poz 661-675 -- 4/123 : Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on the French reply of 5 October regarding cooperation in Syria, 9 November 1916, poz 676-683 -- 4/124 : Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on aeroplane reconnaissance and communications in Arabia, November 1916 (Estimated date), poz 684-688 -- 4/125 : Ms. memorandum by Mark Sykes on the Italian and Franco-British Agreement, with two maps, November 1916 (Estimated date), poz 689-720 -- 4/126 : Ms. and ts. review by Mark Sykes of ‘At the War’ by Lord Northcliffe, November 1916, poz 721-730 -- 4/127 : Draft letter. Mark Sykes to Editor, ‘Morning Post’ about Irish affairs, 27 November 1916, poz 731-734.
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Mikrofilm. Wakefield, UK : Microform Academic Publishers, 2006. 1 mikrofilm makarası : pozitif ; 35 mm.
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Mikrofilmin orjinali : Microform Academic Publishers film no; R50041.
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505 |tDDSY2/4 Foreign affairs and travel (1888-1919) --|t4/88 : Letter. G.F. Clayton, Cairo, to Mark Sykes, enclosing a memorandum by G.S. Clayton, Erkowit on Sheriff Hussein Ibn Ali (19 July 1915) (3),|g5 August 1915, poz 1-29 --|t4/89 : Extract from despatch by Mark Sykes about the Arab situation from Hauran to Jeddah (3),|g10 August 1915, poz 30-33 --|t4/90 : Report on Pan-Arab party in Syria,|g5 September 1915, poz 34-36 --|t4/91 : Ms. note by Mark Sykes, ‘Drafting plans for Arab Bureau’,|g1915, poz 37-40 --|t4/92 : Ms. note by Mark Sykes, Constitution and functions of the Arab Bureau’,|g1915 (Estimated date), poz 41-44 --|t4/93 : Memorandum by Mark Sykes on the military and political situation in Mesopotamia; Indian Moslems and the war; and the general situation in the Middle East arising from the war,|g28 October 1915, poz 45-53 --|t4/94 : Memorandum on Indian Moslems,|gOctober 1915, poz 54-58 --|t4/95 : Evidence on the Arab question, by Mark Sykes fort he War Committee. Labelled ‘Secret’,|g16 December 1915, poz 59-92 --|t4/96 : Ms. and ts. notes by Mark Sykes (4). Comprising: a) Political situation in Armenia,|g1915 --|t4/96 : Ms. and ts. notes by Mark Sykes (4). Comprising: b) Hypothesis founded on the possibility of Russia becoming hostile to Great Britain:frontiers to be adopted in Mesopotamia and Palestine,|g1915 --|t4/96 : Ms. and ts. notes by Mark Sykes (4). Comprising: c) Future administration of the Ottoman Empire following an Allied victory,|g1915 --|t4/96 : Ms. and ts. notes by Mark Sykes (4). Comprising: d) Armenian buffer states,|g1915, poz 93-131 --|t4/97 : Volume containing copies of despatches from Mark Sykes to Major General C. E. Callwell, War Office (21) and to the Commander in Chief, India (1),|gJune 1915-September 1915, poz 132-260 --|t4/98 : Volume containing copies of despatches from Mark Sykes, with name(s) of receipient(s) deleted,|gJune 1915-October 1915, poz 261-295 --|t4/99 : Proof copy. Letter. Brigader General C.H.U. Price, Aden, to Secretary to Government, Political Department, Bombay forwarding and commenting on a report by Lt. Col. H.F. Jacob on his visit to the Idrisi at Jezan (17 January 1916),|g27 January 1916, poz 296-301 --|t4/100 : Memorandum by A.P. Albina on the fall of Kut El Amara and its effect on England’s prestige in the East,|gApril 1916, poz 302-307 --|t4/101 : Memorandum by C. French on the Intelligence Service in Mesopotamia,|g16 June 1916, poz 308-312 --|t4/102 : Article. ‘The future of the Arab race’, by A.P. Albina,|gJune 1916, poz 313-325 --|t4/103 : Copies of letter between Sayed Mohammed Idris and Sir Henry McMahon, Cairo about negotiations with the Senussi; sailors from British ship sunk by submarine,|g28 June 1916, poz 326-344 --|t4/104 : Letters (3) comprising: a) Ts. copy of a letter on Turkish affairs, no date,|g20 July 1916-25 July 1916 --|t4/104 : Letters (3) comprising: b) Letter. Edmund E. Long, Wellington House, to Mark Sykes enclosing an ‘article about the ‘New Caliph” asking opinion; asks help Col. Clayton with circulation of ‘Al Hakikit’ in the Sudan,|g20 July 1916 --|t4/104 : Letters (3) comprising: c) Ms. draft reply of Mark Sykes,|g25 July 1916, poz 345-364 --|t4/105 : Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on military situation in the Middle East,|gJuly 1916, poz 365-384 --|t4/106 : Letters (2) comprising: a) Letter. Philip T. Graves, Cairo to Brig. Gen. G.F. Clayton enclosing a letter on Turkey to send to the Foreign Editor of ‘The Times’,|g7 August 1916-11 August 1916 --|t4/106 : Letters (2) comprising: b) Letter. G.F. Clayton, Cairo to Mark Sykes, with comments on Turkey and Arabia; ‘Lawrence … fully occupied at present at present with military work’,|g7 August 1916-11 August 1916, poz 385-393 --|t4/107 : Draft letter. Mark Sykes to Cox about the situation in London and the Middle East; future of Mesopotamia,|g21 August 1916, poz 394-396 --|t4/108 : Letter. J L. Fisher, War Office to Mark Sykes, enclosing an article ‘Turkish tyranny and famine in Syria and Palestine’, by A.P. Albina,|g30 August 1916, poz 397-403 --|t4/109 : Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on future negotiations with Italy in regard to the English, French and Russian agreement,|g30 August 1916, poz 404-409 --|t4/110 : Memorandum (by E. Ujevia?) on the Princess Eugenie Nicephorus Comnenus Palaelogus, and the Greek legion,|gAugust 1916, poz 410-412 --|t4/111 : Pamphlet. ‘Events in French North Africa in July 1916 (From French official sources)’,|g9 September 1916, poz 413-422 --|t4/112 : Ts. Memorandum [by Mark Sykes?] on the Arab situation,|gSeptember 1916, poz 423-428 --|t4/113 : Copy. Notice from Imperial Defence Committee about the preparation of the ‘Statesman’s atlas of Europe and the Near East’ [the ‘translucent atlas’ of Mark Sykes?],|g13 September 1916, poz 429-430 --|t4/114 : Copy letter. Mark Sykes to Austen Chamberlain discussing letter from Sir Joseph Meston corcerning the political situation in Turkey and the Arab movement, and Indian Moslems. Including: a) Note from Austen Chamberlain passing the letter to Sir Arthur Hirtzel,|g21 August 1916 --|t4/114 : Copy letter. Mark Sykes to Austen Chamberlain discussing letter from Sir Joseph Meston concerning the political situation in Turkey and the Arab movement, and Indian Moslems. Including: b) Letter. Sir Arthur Hirtzel to Mark Sykes,|g23 August 1916 --|t4/114 : Copy letter. Mark Sykes to Austen Chamberlain discussing letter from Sir Joseph Meston corcerning the political situation in Turkey and the Arab movement, and Indian Moslems. Including: c) Letter. D. G. Hogarth to Mark Sykes,|g23 September 1916, poz 431-438 --|t4/115 : Report. ‘Information from two Arab officers recently arrived in England from Kermanshah via the Caucasus and examined by Sir Mark Sykes’ (2). Including: a) Letter from Ian Hamilton returning one copy to Mark Sykes,|g18 January 1917, poz 439-506 --|t4/116 : Ms. and ts. memorandum from Mark Sykes with proposals for a landing at Akaba,|g27 September 1916, poz 507-512 --|t4/117 : Copy. Mark Sykes to Sir John Hewett about Arab revolt and views of the government of India; Indian Moslems,|g30 September 1916, poz 513-516 --|t4/118 : Ms. and ts. proposal by Mark Sykes for an explosive device suitable fort he derailment of trains,|g3 October 1916, poz 517-521 --|t4/119 : Translation of a book, ‘The Turkish and Pan-Turkish ideal’, by Tekin Alp, Constantinople,|gOctober 1915, poz 522-642 --|t4/120 : Printed memorandum. ‘The future administration of Mesopotamia’ (extract from Lord Chelmsford’s private letter, 18 October 1916; and memoranda by Sir Arthur Hirtzel and Sir Thomas W. Holderness, 30 December 1916 and 9 January 1917. With note by Mark Sykes, 19 March 1917 (2 of each),|g18 October 1916-19 March 1917, poz 643-653 --|t4/121 : Draft memorandum by Mark Sykes on the political situation in the Arab speaking parts of the Ottoman Empire,|gOctober 1916 (Estimated date), poz 654-660 --|t4/122 : Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes suggesting suitable contributions in men and material to operations in Arabia (aviation; a Moslem army fort he Sheriff; tanks; cooperation),|gOctober 1916 (Estimated date), poz 661-675 --|t4/123 : Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on the French reply of 5 October regarding cooperation in Syria,|g9 November 1916, poz 676-683 --|t4/124 : Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on aeroplane reconnaissance and communications in Arabia,|gNovember 1916 (Estimated date), poz 684-688 --|t4/125 : Ms. memorandum by Mark Sykes on the Italian and Franco-British Agreement, with two maps,|gNovember 1916 (Estimated date), poz 689-720 --|t4/126 : Ms. and ts. review by Mark Sykes of ‘At the War’ by Lord Northcliffe,|gNovember 1916, poz 721-730 --|t4/127 : Draft letter. Mark Sykes to Editor, ‘Morning Post’ about Irish affairs,|g27 November 1916, poz 731-734.
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.
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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 (543 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) --|t4/88 : Letter. G.F. Clayton, Cairo, to Mark Sykes, enclosing a memorandum by G.S. Clayton, Erkowit on Sheriff Hussein Ibn Ali (19 July 1915) (3),|g5 August 1915, poz 1-29 --|t4/89 : Extract from despatch by Mark Sykes about the Arab situation from Hauran to Jeddah (3),|g10 August 1915, poz 30-33 --|t4/90 : Report on Pan-Arab party in Syria,|g5 September 1915, poz 34-36 --|t4/91 : Ms. note by Mark Sykes, ‘Drafting plans for Arab Bureau’,|g1915, poz 37-40 --|t4/92 : Ms. note by Mark Sykes, Constitution and functions of the Arab Bureau’,|g1915 (Estimated date), poz 41-44 --|t4/93 : Memorandum by Mark Sykes on the military and political situation in Mesopotamia; Indian Moslems and the war; and the general situation in the Middle East arising from the war,|g28 October 1915, poz 45-53 --|t4/94 : Memorandum on Indian Moslems,|gOctober 1915, poz 54-58 --|t4/95 : Evidence on the Arab question, by Mark Sykes fort he War Committee. Labelled ‘Secret’,|g16 December 1915, poz 59-92 --|t4/96 : Ms. and ts. notes by Mark Sykes (4). Comprising: a) Political situation in Armenia,|g1915 --|t4/96 : Ms. and ts. notes by Mark Sykes (4). Comprising: b) Hypothesis founded on the possibility of Russia becoming hostile to Great Britain:frontiers to be adopted in Mesopotamia and Palestine,|g1915 --|t4/96 : Ms. and ts. notes by Mark Sykes (4). Comprising: c) Future administration of the Ottoman Empire following an Allied victory,|g1915 --|t4/96 : Ms. and ts. notes by Mark Sykes (4). Comprising: d) Armenian buffer states,|g1915, poz 93-131 --|t4/97 : Volume containing copies of despatches from Mark Sykes to Major General C. E. Callwell, War Office (21) and to the Commander in Chief, India (1),|gJune 1915-September 1915, poz 132-260 --|t4/98 : Volume containing copies of despatches from Mark Sykes, with name(s) of receipient(s) deleted,|gJune 1915-October 1915, poz 261-295 --|t4/99 : Proof copy. Letter. Brigader General C.H.U. Price, Aden, to Secretary to Government, Political Department, Bombay forwarding and commenting on a report by Lt. Col. H.F. Jacob on his visit to the Idrisi at Jezan (17 January 1916),|g27 January 1916, poz 296-301 --|t4/100 : Memorandum by A.P. Albina on the fall of Kut El Amara and its effect on England’s prestige in the East,|gApril 1916, poz 302-307 --|t4/101 : Memorandum by C. French on the Intelligence Service in Mesopotamia,|g16 June 1916, poz 308-312 --|t4/102 : Article. ‘The future of the Arab race’, by A.P. Albina,|gJune 1916, poz 313-325 --|t4/103 : Copies of letter between Sayed Mohammed Idris and Sir Henry McMahon, Cairo about negotiations with the Senussi; sailors from British ship sunk by submarine,|g28 June 1916, poz 326-344 --|t4/104 : Letters (3) comprising: a) Ts. copy of a letter on Turkish affairs, no date,|g20 July 1916-25 July 1916 --|t4/104 : Letters (3) comprising: b) Letter. Edmund E. Long, Wellington House, to Mark Sykes enclosing an ‘article about the ‘New Caliph” asking opinion; asks help Col. Clayton with circulation of ‘Al Hakikit’ in the Sudan,|g20 July 1916 --|t4/104 : Letters (3) comprising: c) Ms. draft reply of Mark Sykes,|g25 July 1916, poz 345-364 --|t4/105 : Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on military situation in the Middle East,|gJuly 1916, poz 365-384 --|t4/106 : Letters (2) comprising: a) Letter. Philip T. Graves, Cairo to Brig. Gen. G.F. Clayton enclosing a letter on Turkey to send to the Foreign Editor of ‘The Times’,|g7 August 1916-11 August 1916 --|t4/106 : Letters (2) comprising: b) Letter. G.F. Clayton, Cairo to Mark Sykes, with comments on Turkey and Arabia; ‘Lawrence … fully occupied at present at present with military work’,|g7 August 1916-11 August 1916, poz 385-393 --|t4/107 : Draft letter. Mark Sykes to Cox about the situation in London and the Middle East; future of Mesopotamia,|g21 August 1916, poz 394-396 --|t4/108 : Letter. J L. Fisher, War Office to Mark Sykes, enclosing an article ‘Turkish tyranny and famine in Syria and Palestine’, by A.P. Albina,|g30 August 1916, poz 397-403 --|t4/109 : Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on future negotiations with Italy in regard to the English, French and Russian agreement,|g30 August 1916, poz 404-409 --|t4/110 : Memorandum (by E. Ujevia?) on the Princess Eugenie Nicephorus Comnenus Palaelogus, and the Greek legion,|gAugust 1916, poz 410-412 --|t4/111 : Pamphlet. ‘Events in French North Africa in July 1916 (From French official sources)’,|g9 September 1916, poz 413-422 --|t4/112 : Ts. Memorandum [by Mark Sykes?] on the Arab situation,|gSeptember 1916, poz 423-428 --|t4/113 : Copy. Notice from Imperial Defence Committee about the preparation of the ‘Statesman’s atlas of Europe and the Near East’ [the ‘translucent atlas’ of Mark Sykes?],|g13 September 1916, poz 429-430 --|t4/114 : Copy letter. Mark Sykes to Austen Chamberlain discussing letter from Sir Joseph Meston corcerning the political situation in Turkey and the Arab movement, and Indian Moslems. Including: a) Note from Austen Chamberlain passing the letter to Sir Arthur Hirtzel,|g21 August 1916 --|t4/114 : Copy letter. Mark Sykes to Austen Chamberlain discussing letter from Sir Joseph Meston concerning the political situation in Turkey and the Arab movement, and Indian Moslems. Including: b) Letter. Sir Arthur Hirtzel to Mark Sykes,|g23 August 1916 --|t4/114 : Copy letter. Mark Sykes to Austen Chamberlain discussing letter from Sir Joseph Meston corcerning the political situation in Turkey and the Arab movement, and Indian Moslems. Including: c) Letter. D. G. Hogarth to Mark Sykes,|g23 September 1916, poz 431-438 --|t4/115 : Report. ‘Information from two Arab officers recently arrived in England from Kermanshah via the Caucasus and examined by Sir Mark Sykes’ (2). Including: a) Letter from Ian Hamilton returning one copy to Mark Sykes,|g18 January 1917, poz 439-506 --|t4/116 : Ms. and ts. memorandum from Mark Sykes with proposals for a landing at Akaba,|g27 September 1916, poz 507-512 --|t4/117 : Copy. Mark Sykes to Sir John Hewett about Arab revolt and views of the government of India; Indian Moslems,|g30 September 1916, poz 513-516 --|t4/118 : Ms. and ts. proposal by Mark Sykes for an explosive device suitable fort he derailment of trains,|g3 October 1916, poz 517-521 --|t4/119 : Translation of a book, ‘The Turkish and Pan-Turkish ideal’, by Tekin Alp, Constantinople,|gOctober 1915, poz 522-642 --|t4/120 : Printed memorandum. ‘The future administration of Mesopotamia’ (extract from Lord Chelmsford’s private letter, 18 October 1916; and memoranda by Sir Arthur Hirtzel and Sir Thomas W. Holderness, 30 December 1916 and 9 January 1917. With note by Mark Sykes, 19 March 1917 (2 of each),|g18 October 1916-19 March 1917, poz 643-653 --|t4/121 : Draft memorandum by Mark Sykes on the political situation in the Arab speaking parts of the Ottoman Empire,|gOctober 1916 (Estimated date), poz 654-660 --|t4/122 : Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes suggesting suitable contributions in men and material to operations in Arabia (aviation; a Moslem army fort he Sheriff; tanks; cooperation),|gOctober 1916 (Estimated date), poz 661-675 --|t4/123 : Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on the French reply of 5 October regarding cooperation in Syria,|g9 November 1916, poz 676-683 --|t4/124 : Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on aeroplane reconnaissance and communications in Arabia,|gNovember 1916 (Estimated date), poz 684-688 --|t4/125 : Ms. memorandum by Mark Sykes on the Italian and Franco-British Agreement, with two maps,|gNovember 1916 (Estimated date), poz 689-720 --|t4/126 : Ms. and ts. review by Mark Sykes of ‘At the War’ by Lord Northcliffe,|gNovember 1916, poz 721-730 --|t4/127 : Draft letter. Mark Sykes to Editor, ‘Morning Post’ about Irish affairs,|g27 November 1916, poz 731-734.
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.
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