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Archive of Kingdom of Sardinia, Consulate of Palestine (1843-1849) then Kingdom of Italy, Consulate in Palestine then Consulate general of Italy in Jerusalem (1872-1943)

XXIV. Foreigners Suspects, individual dossiers

Held by Archivio Storico del Ministero degli Affari Esteri (ASMAE)

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Reference IT-ASDMAE/CGIG278
Alternative identifier Previous reference code - Ris XXIV
Title XXIV. Foreigners Suspects, individual dossiers
Dates 1936-1940
Dates Start 1936
Dates End 1936
Level of description File
Extend and medium 1 file

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Repository Archivio Storico del Ministero degli Affari Esteri (ASMAE)
Name of creator(s) Consulate General of Italy in Jerusalem (CGIG)

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Description General section: Circular and correspondence
With 121 dossiers containing notes, information, confidential correspondence, photographs.
File number 96 is missing.
1. Scholamit Frieda Flaum
2. Barlas Chaim
3. Julius Stern
4. Leon de Robillard and Herald Andrée, expelled from Oriental Africa. Interdicted issue of visa to Oriental Africa and Lybia
5. De Luca Mosé
6. Lederer Zwi (Franz)
7. Sudditi polacchi Lichtgarn Adolfo Gugliemo and his wife Schiz Berta
8. Aboutboul Max, born in Haifa in 1912
9. 1937. Mrs Pio Calil Anna, supposed British agent
10. Car Eric Siegmund
11. Sali Aimovich - Student
12. Mss Cohen Carlan Renée
13. Suleiman el Amin (Abyssinian) - Supposed conspiracy against S.M. the King and Benito Mussolini
14. Sher Daniel
15. Brenner Jacob
16. Toch Berta
17. Levi Jacques di Salomon
18. Monsignor Sfair, Padre Coussa (or Kusa)
19. Klinglail Mosé
20. Klahr Samuel; Herszberg Wols; Hebeuskeil Wiktor; Berck Zegmur
21. Schifrin (Nachman)
22. Gardiner Arthur and consul
23. Haim Negby
24. J. A. Lattrash
25. Bensimon Lipara and Cobe Joseph
26. Schriewer Otto, alias Otto Espac
27. Buden Joseph
28. Schulz Paolo
29. Ganz Eva
30. Jofenze Wigelmina or Wilchemina
31. Niemetz Fritz; Hes Joseph; Nenec Vaclav
32. Kudratiff and Kalimin (supposed accomplices in the kidnapping of General Miller)
33. Mohammed Al Idrisi
34. Lisinski Longin and Khenson Feige
35. Buchalter Moshe
36. Garnham Walter, Harris Albert, British aviators
37. Harries Douglas
38. Margarita Xirgu
39. Jermalajoff Alessandro and Petrovich Firsoff Dimitri
40. Brot Alfonso
41. Ganz Eva - Lobbenger Ganz
42. Miriam Richter
43. Jacob J. Kahane
44. Jakob Wolf fu Abraham
45. Josselson Eljasy
46. Hopenko Juval
47. Mrs Sloden
48. Mr Arderson
49. Blau Jeno
50. Bergugliani Mario
51. Zach Elisabetta
52. Hassan Hagi Mustafa Abu Ajale - Supposed fondness for Italy - Arab policeman in Jaffa (person of uncertain morality)
52. Bis. Tandori Imre
53. Osman Fuad
54. Varda ben David
55. Liebschutz Hedvika
56. Weil Dorothee
57. Frank Simon Goldmann
58. Mangolini Sidney Raoul
59. Stolfa Glauco
60. Sobhi Sweedan
61. Joseph Beer Friesel
62. Schogl Teodoro
63. Herchou Shaine
64. Ansiau Charle
65. Stanislaw Korvin Pawlowski
66. Don Sciukri Srur
67. Fra Girolamo Micaic
68. Avigdor Alisa
69. Berek Zezmer
70. Lazarich Alessandro
71. Davidson Rudolf
72. Stigan Gleyzer
73. Vilson Davide
74. Basri Bey Dugagjin
75. Madriz Platone; Amodeo Angelo; Proft Romano
76. Slava Jenka Gray
77. Antonius Giorgio
78. Mr. Piastro
79. Shattuer Vusia (Lucia)
80. De Seitz Lane Minnie
81. Hofshi Isaac
82. Passigli Raoul
83. Aron Eselstein
84. Knopf Paolo
85. Alani Musa
86. Hadassa Winkler
87. Eilender Arthur
88. Anita Koren; Franz Koren
89. Margaretha (or Margascia) e Cran Kaj
90. Richter Eva
91. Eseinstein Boris
92. Engineer Fritz Joseph Altman
93. Rabin Israel
94. 1938. Goldberg Lucy
95. Habib Abislaiman Saadi
97. Louie Longo or Lonsley
98. Disho George Nathail de Ato
99. Bernard Hass
100. Verey Disko
101. Siklosi Stefano
102. Cseno Stelio formerly Stematio (confined)
103. Lattes Franco
104. Ponisowski Vladimiro
105. Saadi Habib Abisla Imand of Sedan
106. Israel Jacques
107. Assan Pasha abdel Wahab, director of the Egyptian boundary
108. Negib Abou Chaar
109. Hermann Winter from Monaco di Baviera
110. Landau Erberto, Nazoional Aliyah
111. Berahs Frances Aron Gaston
112. Stephanovich Marco Aurelio
113. Malhamé René
114. Ialluri Schevo (Demetrio) and uncle of Rev. Jordanis Campourakis
115. Sakakini Henriette
116. Graze Edmund Walter
117. Renée Fernande Alice Saffroy in Moris de Rola
118. Hall Salomone - Carlo - Davide - Gilberto
119. Barthe de Sandfort Maddalena
120. Gassapis Ierotheus Joannis
121. Kahoul Youssef

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Language of material Italian

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Reference IT-ASDMAE/CGIG
Title Archive of Kingdom of Sardinia, Consulate of Palestine (1843-1849) then Kingdom of Italy, Consulate in Palestine then Consulate general of Italy in Jerusalem (1872-1943)
Covering dates 1843-1943
Dates Start 1843
Dates End 1843
Level of description Fonds
Extend and medium 594 files and volumes

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Repository Archivio Storico del Ministero degli Affari Esteri (ASMAE)
Name of creator(s) Consulate General of Italy in Jerusalem (CGIG)
Archival history The papers of the archive arrived in Rome from Jerusalem in different transfers:

1936. As soon as Quinto Mazzolini arrives in Jerusalem, he reorganizes the archives of the Consulate. Between November and December 1936 he delivers to Rome the files he considers too old or not useful for daily work because of the lack of suitable spaces. He mainly delivers very old papers and registers.
1940. Between May and June 1940 – before the Italian declaration of war to France and the United Kingdom and before the closure of the Consulate - Quinto Mazzolini delivers a relevant number of folders he considers important. He also orders to burn the section of the records which he is not able to move to Rome but he fears it could be captured. A third part is consigned to the Consulate general of Spain. These papers are entirely given back to the Consulate general of Italy on 1948, after the reopening of the mission.
1974. The transfer of 1974 is also relevant. The papers refer to all matters. On a report dated May 1st, 1976 consul Giorgio De Andreis, who recovered the files, declares that he has personally verified the ancient ‘ante bellum’ papers, before sending them back to Italy. In the report - sent to the Historical Archives in Rome – it seems that he considers the old archives entirely transferred.
1977. On 1977 other papers are discovered in Jerusalem and delivered to Rome.
1992. The transfer of papers consists mainly of registers and of few files referred to Civil Status.
1994. This transfer, too, consists of few old registers.

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Description The oldest documents in the Consulate fonds date back to 1843, to the foundation of the Consulate of Palestine during the Kingdom of Sardinia. According to the papers the Consulate closed in 1849 leaving the defence of the citizens to the Consulate of France.

The Royal Decree dated November 17th, 1871 establishes the Italian Consulate in Palestine. The papers cover the history of the Consulate until its closure, in June 10th, 1940. At that date the protection of Italian interests was entrusted to the Spanish Consulate. The activity of Consul Quinto Mazzolini and his Bureau in Rome (Ufficio Stralcio) lasted during 1943.
System of arrangement The archives preserve the original lists of the six transfers and the lists of destroyed documents; part of them were found during the archival arrangement conducted in 2016-2017. Except for a few files from the 1940 transfer, all the papers were found. During 2016 the papers transferred to Rome in 1936 and 1974 were listed and on 2017 the entire archive has been recovered, reorganized and described in an inventory, respecting the original order (this means according to the old classifications applied in Jerusalem until 1924 and according to the file plan released on December 1924 by the Italian Foreign Ministry). Files are identified with a continuous numbering. The fonds can be actually considered closed as the Second World War has certainly marked a clear historical and institutional caesura.
The narrative of transfers and destructions is significant in the measure they reflect the effects and the consequences of the events (of the beginning of the Second World War, for example) and of the historical perception of the value of these documents.

At the end, as a result of the archival arrangement, the fonds have been described into four subfonds:

Part 1 – Subfonds - Ancient archive of Kingdom of Sardinia - Consulate of Palestine (1843-1949)
Part 2 – Subfonds - Papers organized in one level categories ('posizioni'), (1872-1924)
Part 3 – Subfonds - Papers organized according to the general file plan released on December 1924 by the Italian Foreign Ministry (1925-1943)
Part 4 – Subfonds – Registers (1872-1941)

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Conditions governing access Subject to the authorization of Archivio Storico del Ministero degli Affari Esteri (ASMAE)

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Date of the catalogue 2017-04-27
Archivist's notes Author(s) : Costanza Lisi
Sources http://www.archives.openjerusalem.org/index.php/archive-of-kingdom-of-sardinia-consulate-of-palestine-1843-1849-then-kingdom-of-italy-consulate-in-palestine-then-consulate-general-of-italy-in-jerusalem-1872-1943?sf_culture=en

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