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Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University
Location: b
Call No.: MS Georgian 2
Creator: Georgia (Republic).
Title: Records [microform],
Date(s): 1914-1958 (inclusive), 1917-1940 (bulk).
Quantity: 206 microfilm reels.
Abstract: Records, including minutes, correspondence, reports, and other materials reflecting the activities of the government of the independent Georgian Republic and the Georgian government in exile after the occupation.

Acquisition Information:

Historical Note

In 1918 the Mensheviks in Russia proclaimed Georgia an independent republic; in 1921 Georgia was declared a Soviet Socialist Republic.

Organization of the Georgian Archive

• Russian Revolution (3.12.1917) and the situation in the Caucasus prior to the Bolshevik Invasion: Boxes 1,2
• Caucasus and Turkey in 1918 - 1919: Box 3
• Transcaucasian Federation and Independent Georgia (Boxes 4, 5, 6, 7)
• Activity of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia: Boxes 8, 9
• Ministry of Finance, Trade, and Industry: Boxes 10, 11, 12
• Ministry of Agriculture: Boxes 13, 14, 15
• People's Guard: Boxes 16, 17, 18
• Peace Conference in Trebizond, End of the Trancaucasian Federation, Independent Georgia and its relations with Turkey and Germany: Box 19
• Georgia, English Military Command in Transcaucasia, Russian White Army: Boxes 20, 21, 22, 23
• Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaidjan: Box 24
• Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference in Paris: Boxes 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30.
• Georgian Diplomatic Representation in Paris: Box 31
• Georgian Legation in Rome: Box 32
• Georgian Legation in Berlin: Box 33
• Georgian Legation in Constantinople: Box 34
• Georgian Legation in Berne: Box 35
• Interrelations among Georgia, Northern Caucasus, Ukraine, Poland, Bielorussia, Baltic, and Scandinavian countries: Box 36
• Georgia and Soviet Russia: Box 37
• Georgia under Soviet Occupation Legation in Paris: Boxes 38, 39, 40, 41, 42
• The Georgian Legation in Constantinople External: Box 43
• Bolshevik Occupied Georgia Georgian Legation in Constantinople Internal: Box 44
• Georgian Legation in London: Box 45
• Georgian Legation in Warsaw: Box 46
• Georgian Legation in Berlin: Box 47
• Activity of the Georgian Government in Exile: Boxes 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53
• Georgia Social Democratic Bureau Abroad: Boxes 54, 55, 56
• Georgian Social Democratic Party and the Second International: Box 57
• League of Nations and Georgia during its independence and after occupation: Boxes 58, 59
• Situation in occupied Georgia: Box 60
• Correspondence between Georgian Government in exile and Georgian underground political parties in the country: Boxes 61, 62, 63
• Financial Records of the Georgian Government in Exile: Boxes 64 - 71
• Account Books: Boxes 72, 73
• Manuscripts left by the deceased Nicholas Tcheidze, documents relative to the assassination of Noe Ramishvili and Grigol Veshapeli: Box 74
• Relations of the U.S.A. with the exiled Georgian Government: Box 75
• Idea of confederation of the Caucasus among the representatives of the Caucasian Republics in exile: Box 76
• Speeches, articles, official and correspondence of the President of Georgia. Noe Jordania in exile: Boxes 77, 78
• Private and official correspondence, speeches and articles by K. Gvardjaladze and D. Iharashidze: Box 79
• The Georgian and foreign press about Georgia in booklets: Box 80
• Other manuscripts: Box 81

Scope and Content

Records reflect the activities of the government of the independent Georgian Republic and the Georgian government in exile after the occupation. Includes minutes, correspondence, reports, and other materials of peace delegations and special committees concerning the Russian Revolution and the situation in the Caucasus prior to the Bolshevik invasion and the declaration of independence of the Georgian Republic. The activities of various ministries of the government are documented by correspondence, minutes, memoranda, statistical data, reports, and other official documents such as decrees, constitution, petitions, and orders. Subjects covered are foreign affairs, finance, trade, industry, agriculture, and military affairs (People's Guard). Also material, mostly diplomatic correspondence, pertaining to peace negotiations and relations with European countries, Turkey, Soviet Russia, and other Russian republics, including activities of Georgian delegation to the Peace Conference in Paris (1918-1923) and other diplomatic missions in Europe.

Archives created by the Georgian government in exile in Paris contain correspondence, official declarations, financial records, memoranda, minutes of meetings, reports, speeches, and articles. These materials document the government's relations with the League of Nations, the U.S., European political parties, and underground groups in occupied Georgia. Records of the government in exile include account books from 1920 to 1938; and correspondence and manuscripts of speeches and articles of Noe Jordania, Georgian president in exile, Nicholas Tcheidze, and other government figures. Also booklets and miscellaneous printed material, 1918-1957; about the Georgian Republic.

Container List

• Series: Russian Revolution (3.12.1917) and the situation in the Caucasus prior to the Bolshevik Invasion: Boxes 1,2
  • Reel 1
  • 1. Minutes of the Special Transcaucasian Committee. 3.21.1917 - 5.20.1917 V.A. Kharlamoff, K.G. Abashidze, M.U. Djafaroff, M.J. Papadjanoff, A.I. Tchenkeli
  • 2. Decisions of the Special Transcaucasian Committee. 3.26.1917 - 5.20.1917 V.A. Kharlamoff, K.G. Abashidse, M.U. Djafaroff, M.F. Papadjanoff, A.I. Tchenkeli, Prince Lvov, P. Pereversev, E. Gueguechkori
  • Reel 2
  • 3. Decisions of the Special Transcaucasian Committee, its resignation. 11.27.1917 Transcaucasian Commissariat. 4.27.1917 - 3.13.1918 V.A. Kharlamoff, M.U. Djafaroff, M.I. Papadjanoff, A.I. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, E. Lebedinski
  • 4. Special Transcaucasian Committee, Transcaucasian Commissariat, Transcaucasian Government. 5.18.1917 - 9.10.1920 Kokoshkin, A. Tchenkeli, Karl (Nicholas Tcheidze), Irakli (Irakli Tsereteli), Rodsianko, Gr. Lordkipanidze, B. Savinkoff, Ali Mardan Bek Topchibasheff, E. Gueguechkori
  • 5. Various telegrams by Georgian representatives in Kiev and Odessa concerning sending Georgian soldiers to Georgia. December 1917 - March 1918
  • 6. Peace with Turkey. 1.2.1918 - 3.31.1918 A. Tchenkeli, Vehib Pasha, General Odishelidze, E. Gueguechkori, General Lebedinski, G.V. Tchicherin
  • Reel 3
  • 7. Minutes of the Little Council of the Transcaucasian Commissariat. 1.3.1918 - 1.8.1918
  • 8. Correspondence of the Transcaucasian Federative Republic. 1.9.1918 - 5.25.1918 A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, A. Khatisoff, G. Ter-Gasarian, Kh. Melik Aslanoff, N. Ramishvili, G. Tchicherin, Vinichenko, K.L. Rakovski, V. Lenin, L. Trotski, J. Stalin, P. Proshian
  • 9. Report by General Odishelidze to the Commander-in-Chief in Caucasus and investigation of incidents in the territories left by the Russian Army. 2.6.1918 - 5.8.1918 Vehib Pasha, General Odishelidze, General G. Gerasimoff
  • Reel 3
  • 10. Peace Delegation of the Transcaucasian Seim. 2.12.1918 - 4.26.1918 E. Gueguechkori, Vehib Pasha, A. Tchenkeli, N. Tcheidze, General Lebedinski, Lord Grey, Taalat Pasha, Metternich.
  • Reel 4
  • 11. Trebizond as the site of the Peace Conference. 2.18.1918 - 3.21.1918 A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, N. Tcheidze, General Odishelidze, A. Khatissoff, Ferik Vehib Mehmed Pasha, M.G. Gadjinski, E. Rassoul Zade.
  • 12. Minutes of the Peace Conference in Trebizond. 2.22.1918 - 5.26.1918 A. Tchenkeli, Gussein Rauf Bey, T. Chermojeff, H. Bammatoff, E. Rassoul Zade, A. Khatissoff.
  • 13. Transcaucasian Commissariat and the continuation of peace negotiations. 2.23.1918 - 5.13.1918 A. Tchenkeli, N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, V. Voytinski
  • 14. Peace Conference in Trebizond. 2.24.1918 - 5.1.1918 A. Tchenkeli, Vehib Mehmed Pasha
  • Reel 5
  • 15. Transcaucasian Republic and the continuation of peace negotiations. 3.3.1918 - 5.5.1917 Ibrahim Hakky Pasha, Leki Pasha, G. Tchicherin, G. Petrovski, L. Karachan, N. Ramishvili, E. Rassoul Zade, E. Gueguechkori, V. Lenin, A. Tchenkeli.
  • 16. Payment of rent to Mr. P. Lubaloff by the Transcaucasian Commissariat. 3.10.1918 - 5.28.1918
  • 17. Defense Ministry. Correspondence among Turks, Russians, and Georgians concerning the property left by the Russian Army in Trebizond. 3.12.1918 - 3.26.1918 A. Tchenkeli, General Lerandovski
  • 18. Resignation of the Transcaucasian Commissariat and formation of the Transcaucasian Government. 3.12.1918 - 5.24.1918 E. Gueguechkori, N. Tcheidze, A. Tchenkeli, N. Ramishvili, Kh. I. Karchikian, V. Gobechia, Kh. Melik Aslanoff, I. Gaidaroff, H. Ussubbekoff, A. Khatissoff, F. Khan Khoiski, M.I. Gadjinski, General Odishelidze, Gr. Georgadze, N. Khomeriki
  • 19. Transcaucasian Government and resumption of military action by the Turkish Army. 4.9.1918 - 9.10.1918 A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, Vehib Mehmed Pasha, M. Gadjinski, F. Khan Khoiski, A. Khatissoff, E. Rassoul Zade
  • 20. Peace Delegation of the Transcaucasian Government and its efforts to end the military actions of the Turks. 5.7.1918 - 5.11.1918 Ferik Vehib Mehmed Pasha, A. Tchenkeli.
  • 21. Continuation of negotiations concerning peace and a separate talk with General Von Lossov. 5.21.1918 - 5.28.1918 N. Ramishvili, A. Tchenkeli, General Von Lossov
  • 22. Russian Colonel G. Shmagailoff's subversive action in Georgia. 4.11.1918 - 12.22.1918
  • Reel 6
  • 23. Assessing damages caused by the Turkish Army to villages inhabited by "Dukhobors". 12.5.1918-2.12.1919
  • 24. English troops on Georgia and Caucasus. 2.28.1919 - 6.8.1919 E. Gueguechkori, A. Khatissoff, G.G. Smitt, General Milne, General B.M. Thomson, General G. Forestie Yokker, General Denikin, General Beach, General Broff, N. Ramishvili, S. Mdivani, M. Artunian, C. Mamikoonian, M. Djafaroff.
  • 25. First conference of the professional workers of Georgia. 4.11.1919 - 4.16.1919 R. Arsenidze
  • 26. Decline of economic situation in Georgia due to blockade of Georgian ports by English and Denikin's naval forces. Case of Zangeruv. 11.14.1919 - 12.2.1919 N. Kartsivadze, O. Wordrop, E. Gueguechkori, Haskel, A. Khatisoff, H. Ussubbekoff, Lloyd George, W. Churchill

• Series: Caucasus and Turkey in 1918 - 1919: Box 3
  • Reel 6
  • 1. Minutes and decisions of the Minor Commission of the Transcaucasian Commissariat. 1.17.1918 - 3.15.1918 Gr. Rtskhiladze, M. Gadjinski, A. Erzinkian
  • 2. Efforts to stop the Turkish Army invasion. Negotiations for peace between Turkey and the Transcaucasian Commissariat. Intervention in negotiations by the representative of Germany. Preliminary border skirmishes between the Armenian and Georgian military forces. 1.17.1918 - 12.27.1918 N. Jordania, Ferik Vehib Mehmed Pasha, I. Tsereteli, A. Tshenkeli, General Von Lossov, General I. Odishelidze, Khalil Bey, E. Gueguechkori, Count Vorontsoff-Deshkoff, Prince Golitsin, General Udenich
  • 3. Transcaucasian Peace Delegation In Trebizond. 2.16.1918 - 3.31.1918 A. Tchenkeli, Gen. I. Odishelidze, Ferik Vehib Mehmed Pasha, E. Gueguechkori, N. Tcheidze, N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, F. Khan Khoiski, N. Klomeriki, V. Gobechia, M. Gadjinski, M. Aslanoff, Kn. I. Karchikian.
  • 4. Report about the Peace Conference in Trebizond. 2.16.1918 - 4.14.1918 A. Tchenkeli, Rauf Bey, E. Gueguechkori
  • Reel 7
  • 5. Peace Conference in Trebizond. 3.1.1918 - 1.2.1919 Hussein Rauf Bey, A. Tchenkeli, A. Khatissoff, M. Gadjinski, E. Gueguechkori, R.O. Jordan, Sir William Ryckroft, Colonel Chardigny.
  • 6. Transcaucasian Commissariat prior to 4.9.1918 and Trancaucasian federative government negotiations with Turkey. 3.23.1918 - 5.11.1918 A. Tchenkeli, General Von Lossiv, Count von Shulenburg, Halil Bey, M. Gadjinski, A. Khatissoff, N. Nikoladze, N. Ramishvili, N. Tcheidze, Vehib Mehmed Pasha
  • 7. Transcaucasian government and military actions against the invading Turks. 4.13.1918 - 5.1.1918 Enver Pasha, Vehib Mehmed Pasha, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, D. Donskoi, M. Djafaroff, Kh. Karchikian, N. Ramishvili
  • Reel 8
  • 8. Surrender of the Kars fortress to the Turkish Army. 4.24.1918 - 6.20.1918 Vehib Mehmed Pasha, A. Tchenkeli, M. Gadjinski, N. Nikoladze, Emin Rassoul Zade, A. Khatissoff, M. Gadjinski, L. Avaloff, R. Katchaznuni
  • 9. Continuation of peace negotiations in Batumi 4.27.1918 - 5.10.1918 A. Tchenkeli, General Lossov, Vehib Mehmed Pasha, Hussein Rauf Bey, A. Khatissoff, Akber Sheik Ul Islamoff
  • 10. Peace Delegation in Batumi, its composition. 5.9.1918 - 5.20.1918 A. Tchenkeli, P. Katchaznuni, N. Nikoladze, A. Khatissoff, E. Rassoul Zade, M. Gadjinski.
  • 11. Minutes of sittings of the Transcaucasian Peace Delegation. 5.11.1918 - 5.27.1918 A. Tchenkeli, E. Rassoul Zade, N. Nikoladze, A. Khatissoff, M. Gadjinski, R. Katchaznuni, N. Khomeriki, N. Ramishvili, G. Georgadze.
  • 12. Correspondence and minutes of the Peace Delegation 5.16.1918 - 5.17.1918 A. Tchenkeli, Vehib Mehmed Pasha, E. Rassoul Zade, N. Nikoladze, Khalil Bey, General Lossov.

• Series: Transcaucasian Federation and Independent Georgia (Boxes 4, 5, 6, 7)
  • Reel 8
  • 1. Historical materials about Transcaucasia and Georgia. 11.7.1917 - 10.16.1918 E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, Vehib Pasha
  • Reel 9
  • 2. Conference of representatives of the Republics of Caucasus. 3.17.1918 - 12.23.1919 E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, C. Mamikonian, F. Khan Koiski, M. Djafaroff, C. Arutunian.
  • 3. Registration of property left by the Russian Army in Trebizond. 3.22.1918 - 3.26.1918 A. Tchenkeli, Gen. V. Levandovski
  • 4. Decisions about several subjects by the Georgian government. 5.24.1918 - 8.30.1918 N. Ramishvili, N. Jordania, G. Laskhishvili N. Khomeriki, I. Lordkipanidze.
  • 5. Facsimile of the Declaration of Independence of Georgia. 5.26.1918
  • 6. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government. 5.27.1918 - 6.15.1918 N. Ramishvili, G. Jourouli, I. Lordkipanidze, N. Khomeriki, Sh. Aleksi-Meskhieff, G. Laskhishvili.
  • 7. Information from the newspaper "Kaukasichen Zeitungen". 6.1.1918 - 6.13.1918 F. Khan Khoiski, E. Gueguechkori, V. Lenin, L. Trotskii, N. Ramishvili, N. Tcheidze, Count Von Shulenburg, G. Arutunian, Sh. A. Rustambekoff
  • 8. Minutes of sittings of the government in two exemplars. 6.18.1918 - 12.30.1918 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, I. Lordkipanidze, N. Khomeriki, G. Jourouli, G. Laskhishvili, Sh. Meskhishvili
  • Reel 10 8a
  • 9. Financial survey of Georgia. June 1918 - March 1920
  • 10. Tariff scale. Statute of the Labor Union. July 1918 - March 1919
  • 11. Information about the export of wares. 7.13.1918 - 11.15.1918
  • 12. Georgian National Council. 7.16.1918 - 1.24.1921
  • 13. Diplomatic correspondence with the Chief of the German Mission. 7.28.1918 - 12.8.1919 N. Jordania, Gen. Von Kress
  • Reel 11
  • 14. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government. 8.24.1918 - 12.30.1918 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, N. Khomeriki, G. Jourouli, I. Lordkipanidze, G. Georgadze, G. Laskhishvili, Sh. Meskhishvili
  • 15. Material concerning the Sukhumi district. 10.30.1918 - 11.30.1920
  • 16. Sittings of the Georgian government. 11.2.1918 - 12.20.1919 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, N. Khomeriki, G. Laskhishvili, etc.
  • 17. Commercial correspondence with foreign firms. 12.5.1918 - 5.5.1920
  • 18. Information about Georgian manganese, water energy, and forests. 12.6.1918 - November 1920
  • Reel 12
  • 19. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government in two exemplars. 1.2.1919 - 12.30.1919 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, G. Jourouli, G. Laskhishvili, Sh. Meskhishvili, I. Lordkipanidze, N. Khomeriki
  • Reel 13
  • 20. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government. 1.2.1919 - 6.28.1919 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, G. Jourouli, Sh. Meskhishvili, I. Lordkipanidze, N. Khomeriki, G. Laskhishvili, G. Georgadze, K. Kandelaki.
  • 21. Georgian Consul in Odessa and his correspondence with some firms in the Ukraine. 1.6.1919 - 8.28.1919
  • 22. Correspondence of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with the representative of the English Military Mission. 1.22.1919 - 9.19.1919 E. Gueguechkori
  • Reel 14
  • 23. Georgian Constituent Assembly and decrees and laws promulgated by it. 3.14.1919 - 12.31.1919 E. Gueguechkori, N. Jordania, A. Lomtatidze, S. Mdivani
  • 24. Real wages and high prices. Tariff scale. April 1919 - 1.15.1920
  • 25. Borders of Georgia. Invasion of Georgia by Bolshevik troops. Excerpts from various newspapers. 5.1.1919 - 3.27.1921 Gen. I. Odishelidze, Shah Abbas I, Nadir Shah, Gen. Core, Gen. Briggs, Gen. Beach, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, Moustafa Kemal Pasha
  • Reel 15
  • 26. Letter of the President of the Georgian Delegation in Paris to the Versailles Conference. 5.14.1919 N. Tcheidze, K. Gvardjladze, N. Nikoladze, G. Rtskhiladze, I. Gobechia
  • 27. Material concerning the purchase of airplanes and new uniforms for the army and the People's Guard. 5.17.1919 - 9.23.1919 K. Sabakhtarishvili, N. Tcheidze
  • 28. Material concerning the administration of Georgia. Survey of its economic resources. Bulletin of the Georgian Information Bureau. 5.20.1919 - 9.11.1919 Catholicos Kirion, N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili, K. Kandelaki, N. Khomeriki
  • 29. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government. 7.1.1919 - 12.27.1919 E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, N. Khomeriki, N. Tsintsadze, N. Ramishvili, N. Jordania
  • 30. Ministry of Transport. 7.19.1919 - 1.14.1920 K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • Reel 16
  • 31. Correspondence concerning various matters in different government departments. 9.6.1919 - 12.22.1919
  • 32. Information about commercial and military situation. 9.7.1919 - 6.11.1920 Lord Curzon, N. Tcheidze, K. Kandelaki
  • 33. Material concerning the Ministry of Education and school reform. 9.22.1919 N. Tsintsadze
  • 34. Economic map of Georgia and its natural resources. 10.22.1919
  • Reel 17
  • 35. Correspondence with the Ministry of Labor and the Constituent Assembly. 10.23.1919 - 1.14.1921
  • 36. Material concerning the organization of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. October 1919
  • 37. Correspondence about tobacco. 10.25.1919 - 2.11.1920
  • 38. Correspondence with the Ministry of the Railway. 12.20.1919 - 12.8.1920
  • 39. Correspondence with the Ministry of Internal Affairs. 12.30.1919 - 9.17.1920
  • 40. Material concerning the Labor Contract. 1919
  • 41. Statistical data about the economic situation of Georgia and its natural resources. 1.1.1920
  • Reel 18
  • 42. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government in two exemplars. 1.3.1920-12.30.1920 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, N. Khomeriki, K. Kandelaki, Gr. Lordkipanidze, R. Arsenidze, G. Eradze
  • 43. Decrees by the Georgian government. 1.6.1920 - 12.15.1920 N. Jordania
  • 44. Correspondence with the Tbilissi municipality. 1.6.1920 - 11.19.1920 N. Jordania, Gr. Lordkipanidze
  • 45. Orders of the government to the personnel of its bureaus. Outgoing 1.10.1920 - 12.30.1920
  • 46. Correspondence with the Constituent Assembly. 1.10.1920 - 2.1.1921
  • Reel 19
  • 47. Activity of the Constituent Assembly and the Georgian government. 1.12.1920 - 7.28.1920
  • 48. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government. 1.12.1920 - 12.30.1920 N. Jordania, Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, N. Khomeriki, K. Kandelaki, R. Arsenidze, Gr. Lordkipanidze, G. Eradze, N. Tsintsadze
  • Reel 20
  • 49. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government. 1.12.1920 - 7.3.1920 N. Ramishvili, N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, Gr. Lordkipanidze, K. Kandelaki, N, Khomeriki, R. Arsenidze, G. Eradze
  • 50. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government. 1.20.1920 - 8.7.1920
  • 51. Correspondence of the government about various problems. 2.18.1920 - 3.5.1921 N. Jordania, Gr. Lordkipanidze
  • 52. Circular about conducting the official correspondence in the Georgian language. 3.13.1920 - 6.3.1922 E. Gueguechkori, O. Wardrop
  • 53. Material concerning some subversive actions supported and instigated by the English governor of Batoumi, General Coock Coolis. 4.25.1920 - 2.4.1921
  • 54. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government. 4.27.1920 - 5.28.1920 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, N. Khomeriki, Gr. Lordkipanidze, G. Eradze, R. Arsenidze.
  • Reel 21
  • 55. Material concerning possible conflict with the English troops at the borders of Kobuleti and some skirmishes with Ossetians from the Northern Caucasus. 5.3.1920 - 8.16.1920
  • 56. Sittings of the Georgian government. 5.22.1920 - 12.31.1920 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, G. Eradze, Gr. Lordkipanidze, N. Khomeriki, E. Gueguechkori
  • 57. Correspondence about diverse items. 6.11.1920 - 8.10.1920
  • Reel 22
  • 58. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government. 7.1.1920 - 12.30.1920 N. Jordania, Gr. Lordkipanidze, R. Arsenidze, N. Ramishvili, N. Tchtchinadze, N. Tsitsadze
  • 59. Affair of the ship "Principe". 8.27.1920 - 1.11.1921
  • 60. From the minutes of the Georgian government sitting. 9.11.1920 - 12.21.1920
  • 61. Material concerning the revision of the Bortchalo district. 9.28.1920 - 10.22.1920
  • 62. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government. 11.9.1920 - 2.12.1921. N. Jordania, Gr. Lordkipanidze, N. Ramishvili
  • 63. Material concerning the printing of paper money and other correspondence. 11.30.1920 - 1.13.1921
  • Reel 23
  • 64. Decrees issued by the Georgian government. 11.30.1920 - 2.8.1921 N. Jordania, A. Lomtatidze
  • 65. Material concerning the railway of Kakheti, elective district councils, etc. 12.8.1920 - 12.30.1920
  • 66. Council of national defense. 12.17.1920 - 1.15.1921
  • 67. Materials about the activity of the Ministry of Education December 1920
  • 68. Constitution of Georgia in French. December 1920
  • 69. Minutes of sitting of the Council of Self-Defense. 12.30.1920 - 2.22.1921 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, Gr. Lordkipanidze
  • 70. Statistical data about Georgia. 1.1.1921
  • 71. Administration of government buildings. 1.6.1921 - 2.12.1921
  • 72. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government in two exemplars. 1.10.1921 - 2.12.1921 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, D. Oniashvili, R. Arsenidze, Gr. Lordkipanidze, G. Eradze, K. Kandelaki, P. Tchitchinadze, N. Tsintsadze
  • 73. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government in partial form. See item 72. 1.10.1921 - 2.10.1921
  • 74. Estimated expenditure for several branches of the government. 1.10.1921 - 2.7.1921
  • 75. Correspondence with the Ministry of Provision. 1.15.1921 - 2.2.1921
  • 76. Negotiations about purchase of arms with the French government. 1.17.1921 - 12.17.1921
  • 77. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government. 1.29.1921 - 2.12.1921 N. Jordania, Gr. Lordkipanidze, N. Ramishvili, D. Oniashvili, K. Kandelaki, R. Arsenidze, P. Tchitchinadze, G. Eradze
  • 78. Appointment of the authorized agents in the railway functions. 2.7.1921 - 2.9.1921 N. Jordania
  • 79. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government. 2.8.1921 - 3.6.1921 N. Jordania, Gr. Lordkipanidze, E. Gueguechkori, P. Tchitchinadze, D. Oniashvili, G. Eradze
  • 80. Some economic and military information about Georgia and R.S.F.S.R. 3.2.1921 - 2.21.1922 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, A. Tchenkeli
  • 81. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian government. 3.2.1921 - 3.5.1921 Gr. Lordkipanidze, N. Ramishvili, R. Arsenidze, K. Kandelaki, P. Tchitchinadze
  • Reel 24
  • 82. Oil problem and some statistical data. 3.28.1922 - 8.3.1923
  • 83. Agreement of exiled governments of Armenia, Azerbaidjan, and Georgia concerning communication and financial questions for the free Caucasus. 1.7.1922 - 8.26.1922
  • 84. Vl. Voytinski and his articles about Georgia in the foreign press. 1922

• Series: Activity of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia: Boxes 8, 9
  • 1. Diplomatic correspondence with the representatives of foreign countries. 11.7.1917 - 6.29.1918 N. Ramishvili, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 2. Diplomatic correspondence. 5.26.1918 - 7.17.1919 N. Ramishvili, A. Tchenkeli, Halil Bey, Ibrahim Hakky Pasha, G.J. Sokolnikoff, G.J. Tchicherin
  • 3. Correspondence with employees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 8.20.1918 - 8.24.1918 K. Gvardjaladze
  • 4. Correspondence of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 8.24.1918 - 2.21.1919 N. Gvardjaladze
  • Reel 25
  • 5. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 9.2.1918 - 9.19.1919 E. Gueguechkori, G. Eradze
  • 6. Material concerning the agreement of Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaidjan, and Georgia about use of the railway. Decree concerning an 8 hour workday and the transport of Georgian prisoners of war from Germany. 9.2.1918 - 7.11.1920 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, N. Khomeriki, K. Kandelaki, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, J. Gobechia
  • 7. Correspondence of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 10.2.1918 - 12.31.1918 N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori
  • Reel 26
  • 8. Correspondence of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 10.29.1918 - 8.20.1919 E. Gueguechkori
  • 9. Appointment of Georgian representatives abroad. 11.16.1918 - 8.14.1920 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, G. Tchicherin, V. Ulianoff (Lenin), N. Ramishvili.
  • 10. Report about the account of the Georgian Consul General in Odessa. 12.7.1918 - 11.26.1919
  • 11. Diplomatic correspondence of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 12.28.1918 - 11.4.1919
  • 12. Correspondence of the Foreign Ministry, the Georgian Constituent Assembly. 12.31.1918 - 1.3.1920 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori.
  • Reel 27
  • 13. Correspondence with the military representatives of the Allied Forces. 1.25.1919 - July 1919 E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili
  • 14. Correspondence of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 1.28.1919 - 7.25.1921 K. Kandelaki, K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • 15. Correspondence concerning the situation of Georgians in the Northern Caucasus occupied by the White Russian Army. 2.22.1919 - 12.11.1919 K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • 16. Diplomatic correspondence, commercial relations with Finland. 5.9.1919 - 8.21.1919 K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • Reel 28
  • 17. Correspondence with military representatives of the Allied Forces in Georgia. 6.25.1919 - 7.1.1919
  • 18. Foreign Ministry of Georgia. Information concerning events in Europe and R.S.F.S.R. 7.8.1919 - 9.16.1919 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, Gen. Beach, Col. Gabba
  • 19. Diplomatic correspondence with the representatives of England and others. 7.14.1919 - 1.6.1920 E. Gueguechkori
  • 20. Report of the special envoy to Roumania to the Minister Plenipotentiaire in Europe, A. Tchenkeli. 8.22.1919 - 9.10.1919 A. Tchenkeli
  • 21. Correspondence of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 9.19.1919 - March 1920
  • 22. Material concerning the property left in Georgia by Azerbaidjan. 9.22.1919 - 11.1.1920 N. Jordania, A. Lomtatidze
  • 23. Reports of the Georgian Diplomatic Mission in Constantinople. 10.2.1919 - 10.22.1919
  • 24. About the founding of the political department in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 6.10.1919 - 2.19.1920
  • 25. Mandates of the diplomatic representatives accredited to the Georgian government or Georgians accredited to foreign countries. November 1919 - February 1921 E. Gueguechkori
  • 26. Correspondence of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with other Georgian Ministries. 1.3.1920 - 12.8.1920 N. Kartsivadze
  • Reel 29
  • 27. Material concerning provisions for the personnel of the Foreign Ministry. 2.2.1920 - 10.6.1920
  • 28. Correspondence with military representatives of England and concerning the citizenship of Georgia. 2.11.1920 - 1.20.1921 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori
  • 29. Information about the economic situation of the Caucasus by Skotland Liddell. 2.12.1920 - November 1920
  • 30. Certificates of the Foreign representatives accredited to the Georgian government. 2.13.1920 - 1.24.1921
  • 31. Various kinds of correspondence of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 6.14.1920 - 8.11.1920
  • Reel 30
  • 32. Petition of members of the family of Rijinashvili. 10.29.1920 - 11.23.1920
  • 33. Correspondence with the Socialist Republics of Armenia and Azerbaidjan. 1.24.1921.- 2.5.1921
  • 34. Material concerning salaries of diplomatic personnel in Moscow and Azerbaidjan. 2.2.1921 - 2.10.1921
  • 35. Material concerning membership in the International mail bureau. 2.5.1921 - 2.15.1921
  • 36. Correspondence with other Ministry departments. 2.9.1921 - 2.10.1921

• Series: Ministry of Finance, Trade, and Industry: Boxes 10, 11, 12
  • 1. Information about income and expenses of the Georgian State from 1918 to the beginning of 1919. 6.1.1918 - 3.1.1919
  • 2. Information about foreign trade with Georgia and the economic riches of Georgia. 7.13.1918 - January 1919
  • 3. Statute about the manganese mine "Chemo" confirmed by the Minister of Finance, Trade, and Industry. 9.27.1918 - 10.8.1921
  • 4. Strained relations between the English military command and Georgian officials. 1.13.1919 - 4.30.1919
  • Reel 31
  • 5. Efforts to establish commercial relations with England and France. 1.29.1919 - 5.7.1919
  • 6. Concessive agreements with the Czechoslovak Central Economic Commission and Swedish firms. February 1919 - 1.18.1921
  • 7. Efforts to activate trade exchange among Azerbaidjan, Don, and Kuban. Near East Relief. 5.3.1919 - 12.10.1919
  • 8. Material concerning the Tkribuli coal mine and the price of railway tickets. International Museum of Trade and Industry. May 1919 - 12.17.1919
  • 9. Organization of state control. Promulgation of special law about state control. 10.3.1919
  • 10. Memorandum of the Ministry of Finance, Trade, and Industry about the departments composing this Ministry. (October 1919)
  • Reel 32
  • 11. Miscellaneous orders of the Defense Ministry and the Foreign, Internal and Finance Ministries. 11.22.1919 - 1.15.1921
  • Reel 33
  • 12. Material concerning the activity of the Ministry of Provision 11.26.1919 - 9.22.1920
  • 13. Material concerning the Tkvarcheli coal mines and Compania Italia. 12.15.1919 - 9.15.1920 K. Kandelaki
  • Reel 34
  • 14. Rules about the foundation and organization of the factories and mills. 12.29.1919 - 12.25.1920
  • 15. Correspondence with the Italian Ministry of Trade and Industry. 1.11.1920 - 1.18.1921
  • 16. Convention about silk production in Georgia concluded by Minister K. Kandelaki and the "Société Française". 3.30.1920 - 10.17.1920 K. Kandelaki
  • 17. Decision of the Georgian government to send an Extraordinary Economic Mission to Europe. 3.30.1920 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki
  • 18. Report about the International Congress of Cooperative Societies taking place in Geneva. 4.12.1920 - 4.25.1920
  • 19. Account of the Economic Representative's activity in Paris. April 1920 - December 1920
  • 20. Correspondence of the Georgian Representative in Berlin with several German firms and businessmen. 6.5.1920 - 12.25.1920
  • Reel 35
  • 21. Correspondence of the Georgian Representative in Rome with Italian firms. 6.8.1920 - 2.18.1921
  • 22. Various accounts of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 6.24.1920 - 10.6.1920
  • 23. Correspondence with the General Secretary of the International Committee for Relief Credits. 6.29.1920 - 1.18.1921 K. Kandelaki
  • 24. Correspondence of the Georgian Economic representatives with European financial and industrial associations. 7.7.1920 - 8.2.1921
  • 25. Project of establishing steam service on the Danzig-Hamburg-Batumi line. 8.9.1920 - 12.10.1920
  • Reel 36
  • 26. Commercial relations with the Italian firms. 8.28.1920 - 10.31.1921
  • 27. Georgian economic representative for Europe and America and his activity. 9.2.1920 - 1.19.1921
  • 28. Correspondence of the Georgian representative with firms and commercial associations in Switzerland. 10.5.1920 - 4.1.1921 A. Tchenkeli
  • 29. Various commercial contracts about coal mines, silk production, and other industries with Italian, French, and English firms. 10.11.1920 - 11.5.1920 A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki
  • 30. Contract about the Tkvarcheli coal mine concluded between the Georgian government and and Italian firm "Ilva". 10.11.1920
  • 31. Correspondence of the Georgian Economic Representative with various commercial and industrial firms in France. 10.21.1920 - 3.26.1921
  • Reel 37
  • 32. Correspondence of the Ministry of Provision and the Economic Representative in Europe. 10.24.1920 - 6.15.1921
  • 33. Correspondence of the Georgian delegation to the Versailles Conference with several firms and industrial enterprises. 10.30.1920 - 2.4.1921 N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki
  • 34. Project of N. Nikoladze concerning an oil conduit from Grozny to Poti by a Dutch financial group. 11.3.1920 - 3.16.1921
  • 35. Contracts concluded by representatives of the Georgian government and representatives of French and Italian industrial enterprises. 11.14.1920 - 11.28.1920 G. Eradze, K. Kandelaki
  • 36. Correspondence of the Georgian economic representatives in Europe with French and Italian enterprises. 11.16.1920 - 9.12.1921 A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki
  • 37. Correspondence with foreign firms and banks. 11.20.1920 - 3.4.1922 K. Kandelaki
  • 38. Correspondence of the Ministry of Finance, Trade, and Industry with the President of Georgia and with the provincial councils. 11.23.1920 - 12.30.1920 N. Jordania, K. Kandelaki
  • 39. Correspondence of the Ministry of Finance, Trade, and Industry with economic representatives in Europe. 12.6.1920 - 5.23.1921 K. Kandelaki
  • 40. Correspondence with the International Committee for Relief Credits in Paris. 12.29.1920 - 4.16.1921
  • Reel 38
  • 41. Project for decree about the budget for 1921. 1.5.1921 - 1.12.1921
  • 42. Project of contract for the French government to sell necessary military arms to Georgia. 1.6.1921 - 2.2.1921 E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli
  • 43. State of the Georigan railway network; concession about Borjom water. 2.26.1921
  • 44. Committee of inquiry about theft and pilfering state property. 4.20.1921 - 5.14.1921
  • 45. Payment of the last salaries to the sailors. 5.11.1921 - 10.17.1921
  • 46. Evaluation of the income and expenses of the Georgian government. 4.8.1921 - 7.18.1921
  • 47. Materials for introduction of the tobacco monopoly in Georgia. (1921)

• Series: Ministry of Agriculture: Boxes 13, 14, 15
  • Reel 40
  • 1. Correspondence of the Ministry with various administrative institutions of the country. 4.14.1918 - 9.26.1918 N. Khomeriki
  • 2. Appointment of the special initiative commission for stimulation of all branches of agriculture. 5.11.1918 - 8.10.1918
  • 3. Organization of the statistical section at the Ministry of Agriculture. 5.14.1918 - 12.20.1919
  • 4. Measures undertaken by the Ministry of Agriculture to provide the farmers with necessary agricultural implements. 5.22.1918 - 4.29.1919
  • 5. Directives concerning tea in general and red bilberry tea in particular. 5.23.1918 - July 1918
  • 6. Personnel of the Department of Irrigation. 5.31.1918 - 12.2.1919
  • Reel 41
  • 7. Material concerning the situation of forests and their rational use for various necessities of life. 6.1.1918 - 12.17.1919
  • 8. Farming associations. 6.11.1918 - 11.15.1919
  • 9. Correspondence connected with land reform. 6.25.1918 - 2.17.1919 N. Jordania
  • 10. Petitions provoked by land reform. 6.26.1918 - 3.8.1919
  • 11. Correspondence about the personnel of the Forest Department. 6.29.1918 - 12.6.1918
  • Reel 42
  • 12. Circular about the duty of foresters and appropriate distribution of land among peasants. 7.8.1918 - 9.4.1918
  • 13. Correspondence concerning land reform. 7.17.1918 - 12.24.1918
  • 14. Material concerning the takeover of the central pharmacy store. July 1918 - 9.16.1918
  • 15. Various projects, plans concerning transferal of state-owned land to the peasants. 8.1.1918 - 1.22.1919
  • Reel 43
  • 16. Recompense for the property of Ananov taken over by the government. 8.12.1918 - 4.17.1920
  • 17. Report of the Committee of Domestic Industry. August 1918 - 11.11.1919
  • 18. Correspondence with the Ministry of Labor. 9.17.1918 - 12.30.1919
  • Reel 43A
  • 19. Correspondence with the Ministry of Internal Affairs. 9.19.1918 - 12.9.1919
  • Reel 44
  • 20. Correspondence with the Central Council of Provisions. 10.2.1918 - 10.10.1919
  • 21. Material concerning the district of Gagry. 10.26.1918 - 12.3.1920
  • 22. Correspondence with the banks. 12.9.1918 - 11.19.1919
  • 23. Department of the Mining Industry. 1918 - 6.23.1919
  • Reel 45
  • 24. Law giving state-owned land to the peasants. 1918
  • 25. Correspondence with the Direction of the mineral sources of Borjom. 1.3.1919 - 12.29.1920
  • 26. Correspondence about various problems. 1.18.1919 - 12.31.1919
  • Reel 46
  • 27. Transfer of land to the peasants according to the law adopted by Parliament. 1.23.1919
  • 28. Provision of the land to the people. 2.6.1919 - 2.11.1919
  • 29. Activity of the Ministry of Agriculture. 4.14.1919 - 2.7.1921 N. Khomeriki
  • 30. Minutes of the Ministry of Agriculture. 5.14.1919 - 8.4.1919 N. Khomeriki
  • 31. Correspondence of the legal adviser of the Ministry of Agriculture. 5.14.1919 - 10.2.1919 N. Khomeriki
  • Reel 47
  • 32. Correspondence of the Ministry of Agriculture with the Russian National Council. 5.15.1919 - 5.28.1919
  • 33. Material concerning land reform. May 1919 - 7.23.1919
  • 34. Project of contruction of a hydro-electric station on the river Rion. 7.4.1919 - 8.27.1920
  • 35. Little Council at the Ministry of Agriculture. 7.23.1919 - 8.8.1919
  • 36. Sending young people to western European universities in order to acquire more knowledge about modern farming techniques. 8.8.1919 - 10.28.1919
  • 37. Lectures about modern farming at the Ministry. 9.6.1919 - 3.24.1920
  • 38. Material concerning the fate of the former state-owned lands abandoned by the proprietors. 9.15.1919 - 5.28.1920
  • 39. Economic and statistical data about the territory and population of Georgia. (October 1919)
  • 40. Irrigation system. Laboratories of agricultural chemistry, bacteriology, and soil science. 11.26.1919 - 12.29.1919
  • 41. Correspondence with the Ministry of Defense. 12.26.1919 - 12.29.1920
  • 42. Information about the territory, population, gardening, field-crop cultivation, etc. (1919 - 1920)
  • Reel 48
  • 43. Correspondence with the Ministry of Education, 1.5.1920 - 12.8.1920
  • 44. Conference of the Georgian land surveyors. 1.11.1920 - 1.17.1920
  • 45. Correspondence between the Senate and the Ministry of Agriculture. 1.12.1920 - 8.10.1920
  • 46. Excerpts from minutes, circulars, and decrees. 1.15.1920 - 12.18.1920
  • 47. Correspondence with the Ministry of Justice. 1.23.1920 - 12.15.1920
  • 48. Problem of settling people in new places of residence. 1.29.1920 - 9.9.1920
  • 49. Correspondence of the Ministry of Agriculture with the Foreign Missions. 2.21.1920 - 12.8.1920
  • 50. Material concerning the creation of the special commercial office at the Ministry of Agriculture. 3.5.1920 - 8.9.1920 N. Khomeriki
  • 51. Material concerning the redemption of the assets of caravanserais from the banks. 3.10.1920 - 3.26.1920
  • 52. Correspondence about tobacco. 3.11.1920 - 9.14.1920
  • 53. Materials about the economic situation of Georgia. 3.27.1920 W. Khomeriki
  • Reel 49
  • 54. Some information about Georgia. Settlement of the conflicts provoked by the land reform. 4.2.1920 - 2.4.1920 N. Khomeriki, E. Takaishvili, E. Gueguechori
  • 55. Material concerning the commercial association "Djarakheti" founded in the distrist of Akhalkalaki. 4.8.1920 - 11.2.1920
  • 56. Correspondence with the Georgian Economic Mission in Europe. 4.26.1920 - 11.8.1920
  • 57. Subversive activity of the agents of Russian Bolshevism among some rural districts. Rational exploitation of the forests. 5.4.1920
  • 58. Special fund of 36,000,000 rubles set aside to help new settlers 5.22.1920 D. Oniashvili
  • 59. Material concerning the Djavi and Tskhinvali districts. 6.1.1920 - 10.27.1920
  • 60. Material concerning settling people in the Borchalo district, etc. 6.17.1920 - 12.20.1920
  • 61. Minutes of the sittings of the Council of Ministers. Credits for the amelioration and irrigation. 6.19.1920 - 6.21.1920
  • 62. Report about arranging a sanatorium in Borjomi. 6.28.1920 - 11.19.1920
  • 63. Material concerning the increase of salaries to people working in the state lands and industrial enterprises. 7.5.1920 - 8.2.1920
  • 64. Project to introduce commercial rules for state lands and industrial institutions. 7.13.1920
  • 65. Conclusion of contracts with French and Italian firms for exploitation of white coal. 7.19.1920 - 1.27.1921 N. Khomeriki
  • 66. Drainage of the marshlands. 8.5.1920 - 8.18.1920
  • 67. Report about setting aside a fund of 50,000,000 rubles in order to distribute seed among farmers victimized by the drought. 8.9.1920 - 12.22.1920
  • 68. Material concerning the relations with the institution of Borjomi local government. 8.14.1920 - 1.27.1921
  • 69. Contract about silk production between Minister K. Kandelaki and the French firm "Ferran". 10.17.1920 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki
  • 70. Economic policy of Georgia and its rural economy. 10.21.1920 - 1.6.1921
  • Reel 50
  • 71. Activity of the Ministry of Provision. (November 1920) G. Eradze
  • 72. Various kinds of correspondence of the Ministry of Agriculture. 12.10.1920 - 2.9.1921
  • 73. General review of the activity of the Ministry of Agriculture during the entire time of its existence in two exemplars. 12.11.1920 N. Khomeriki
  • 74. Ruling of the Georgian government to till and sow all available land in order to increase crop harvest. 12.13.1920 - 2.2.1921
  • 75. Report about decrease of tillage of land and the necessity to take certain measures against it. 12.14.1920 - 1.29.1921
  • 76. Activity of the Council and Ministry of Agriculture. 12.15.1920 - 2.7.1921
  • 77. Minutes of the sittings of the Council and Ministry of Agriculture. 12.17.1920 - 1.21.1921 D. Onianshvili
  • 78. Correspondence of the Ministry of Agriculture. 12.18.1920 - 1.28.1921
  • 79. French- Georgian Association for the Development and Amelioration of Sericulture. (1920 - 1921)
  • 80. Section for the settlement of people in new places. (1920 - 1921)
  • 81. Various projects and budget for 1921. (1920 - 1921)
  • 82. Territory and population of Georgia, its rural economy, repartition of lands among farmers, sheep and cattle breeding, etc. (1920 - 1921)
  • 83. Department of Forestry. Budget for 1921. (1920 - 1921)
  • Reel 51
  • 84. Material concerning the increase of portions of food for the workers in the Ministry of Labor. 1.12.1921 - 2.1.1921
  • 85. Correspondence with the Law Department. 1.15.1921 - 1.28.1921
  • 86. Correspondence with the Georgian National Museum. 1.20.1921 - 1.24.1921
  • 87. Material concerning the settlement of the Tskhinvali District. 2.15.1921 - 2.17.1921

• Series: People's Guard: Boxes 16, 17, 18
  • 1. Miscellaneous. How the Bolsheviks fought Georgian independence. 9.27.1917 - 1918 - 1919 - 1920 - 1921. N. Jordania
  • 2. Minutes of the sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 2.14.1918 - 12.31.1918
  • 3. Orders of the Georgian commissar in Kiev about Georgian military and national questions. 4.25.1918 - 4.28.1918
  • 4. Activity of the People's Guard. Some secret reports. 7.10.1918 - 9.20.1919
  • 5. Orders of mobilization of 50 percent of all guardsmen in 14 districts of Georgia. 12.15.1918 - 12.28.1919
  • 6. Material concerning measures undertaken by the People's Guard against the bolsheviks. 1918 N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, V. Djugeli, G. Guorgadze
  • Reel 52
  • 7. Minutes of the sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 1.2.1919 - 1.31.1919
  • 8. Activity of the People's Guard. 2.1.1919 - 2.28.1919
  • 9. Minutes of the sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 3.1.1919 - 3.31.1919
  • 10. Sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 3.6.1919 - 4.29.1919
  • 11. Minutes of the sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 4.1.1919 - 5.31.1919
  • Reel 53
  • 12. People's Guard: reports, petitions, correspondence, budget. 4.25.1919 - 7.28.1919
  • 13. Minutes of the sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 5.1.1919 - 5.31.1919
  • 14. Copies of orders of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 5.1.1919 - 12.31.1919
  • 15. Activity of the People's Guard. 6.1.1919 - 7.31.1919
  • 16. Minutes of sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 6.6.1919 - 6.14.1919
  • 17. People's Guard: correspondence with public institutions and private persons, the decisions taken on the sittings of the Chief Staff. 6.21.1919 - August 1919
  • Reel 54
  • 18. Mobilization of the People's Guard. Joint sitting of the representative of the government, military staff, and the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 6.25.1919 - 1.31.1920
  • 19. Minutes of sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 7.1.1919 - 7.31.1919
  • 20. Orders of the Chief Staff to the provincial branches of the People's Guard. 7.9.1919 - 8.13.1919
  • 21. Orders of the Chief Staff to the districts of Khashuri and Gori. 7.19.1919 - 11.11.1919
  • 22. Decisions and orders of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 7.31.1919 - 1.9.1920
  • 23. Minutes of sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 8.1.1919 - 10.31.1919
  • Reel 55
  • 24. Minutes of sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 8.1.1919 - 8.30.1919
  • 25. Minutes of the sitting of the Military Council of the People's Guard. 8.2.1919 - 1.14.1921 P. Chichinadze, Gr. Lordkipanidze
  • 26. Minutes of the sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 8.14.1919 - 11.1.1919
  • 27. General correspondence of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 8.15.1919 - 12.23.1919
  • 28. Orders of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard to the military units of the Guard in the provinces. 8.15.1919 - 9.6.1919
  • 29. First Congress of members of the People's Guard. 9.15.1919 - 9.18.1919 N. Jordania, Gr. Lordkipanidze, V. Djugeli
  • 30. Projects about reorganization of the operation section, drill regulations, safety arrangements, etc. 9.18.1919 - 7.17.1920
  • 31. Minutes of sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 9.30.1920 - 10.16.1920
  • Reel 56
  • 32. Correspondence of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard: cipher telegrams and information about Greek and Turkish war. 10.23.1914 - 6.7.1920 Kemal Pasha, Venizelos, Lenin
  • 33. Orders of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 10.24.1919 - 12.31.1919
  • 34. Minutes of sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 11.1.1919 - 11.29.1919 N. Ramishvili, N. Khomeriki
  • 35. Military actions of the People's Guard against bolshevik bands in some villages. 11.8.1919 - 12.28.1919
  • 36. Minutes of the sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 12.1.1919 - 12.31.1919
  • 37. Activity of the People's Guard against bandits attacking Georgian villages by surprise. 12.6.1919 - 12.31.1919
  • 38. Orders issued by the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 12.21.1919 - 11.5.1920
  • Reel 57
  • 39. Information about the activity and behavior of members of the People's Guard. 1919 - 1920
  • 40. Numerical strength and officers of the People's Guard. 1919 - 1920
  • 41. Minutes of the sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 1.2.1920 - 1.31.1920
  • 42. Minutes of the sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 1.2.1920 - 1.31.1920
  • 43.-44. Orders issued by the Chief Staff of the People's Guard concerning the new nominations of effectives and officers in two exemplars. 1.9.1920 - 1.31.1920
  • 45. Secret Orders and military activity of the People's Guard. 1.28.1920 - 10.31.1920
  • Reel 58
  • 46. Orders concerning the personnel of the People's Guard. 1.31.1920 - 12.30.1920
  • 47. Minutes of sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. January 1920 - 2.11.1921
  • 48. Minutes about cultural work, salaries and appointment of members of the People's Guard. 2.1.1920 - 2.28.1920
  • 49. Budget of the People's Guard for 1920, investigation of some abuses by the guardsmen. 2.1.1920 - 2.28.1920
  • 50. Minutes of sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 3.1.1920 - 3.31.1920
  • 51. Reports and discussions. Project for service pension for guardsmen. 3.17.1920 - 5.31.1920
  • Reel 59
  • 52. Project for building a railway in the district of Lakataly for strategic and economic reasons 3.23.1920 - 2.12.1921
  • 53. Minutes of sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 4.1.1920 - 4.30.1920
  • 54. Correspondence of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard with the government and the Minister of Defense. 5.1.1920 - 5.31.1920
  • 55. Minutes of sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 5.1.1920 - 5.31.1920
  • 56. Minutes of sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 6.1.1920 - 6.30.1920
  • Reel 60
  • 57. Reports, petitions, sending guardsmen to fieldwork. 6.1.1920 - 6.30.1920
  • 58. Minutes of sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 7.1.1920 - 7.31.1920
  • 59.-60. Minutes of the sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard and its correspondence. 8.2.1920 - 8.31.1920
  • 61. Many problems of the country on the agenda of the sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard in two exemplars. 9.1.1920 - 9.30.1920
  • Reel 61 61a.
  • 62. Reports, petitions, discussions by the Chief Staff about the actual situation of the country. 10.1.1920 - 10.31.1920
  • 63. Minutes of sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 11.1.1920 - 11.30.1920
  • Reel 62
  • 64. Investigation of abuses committed by guardsmen against the population of the district of Borchalo. 11.1.1920 - 12.31.1920
  • 65. Minutes of the sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 12.1.1920 - 12.31.1920
  • 66. Miscellaneous. Correspondence with public institutions and private persons. 1920
  • 67. Directives given by Bolshevik Russia to the Kemalist government concerning behavior in negotiations with England and other countries. 1920 G. Tchitcherin
  • 68. People's Guard in action against the invading Red Army. 1.3.1921 - 1.31.1921
  • 69. Minutes of sittings of the Chief Staff of the People's Guard. 2.1.1921 - 2.18.1921

• Series: Peace Conference in Trebizond, End of the Trancaucasian Federation, Independent Georgia and its relations with Turkey and Germany: Box 19
  • Reel 63
  • 1. Continuation of negotiations for peace in Trebizond. 3.14.1918 - 3.51.1918 A. Tchenkeli, Hussein Rauf Bey, M. Gadjinski, R. Kachaznuni, G. Laskhishvili, G. Bammutoff.
  • 2. Peace treaty between Turkey and Independent Georgia. 3.14.1918 - 8.12.1918 N. Ramishvili, Halil Bey, Gen. Vehib Mehmed Pasha, A. Khatissoff, M. Gadjinski
  • 3. Declaration of Independence by Northern Caucasus. The role played by Germany in Georgia and the Caucasus. 5.13.1918 - 7.12.1918 A. Tchenkeli, Halil Bey, Gen. Von Lossoff, Gen. Von Kress, Count von Shulenburg, I. Tsereteli
  • 4. Protest of R.S.F.S.R. about the Peace Conference with Turkey concluded without the participation of the R.S.F.S.R. 5.15.1918 - November 1919 A. Tchenkeli, Count von Mirbach, Enven Pasha, Gen. Denikin
  • 5. Additional treaty between Turkey and Georgia. 5.15.1918 - 5.26.1918 A. Tchenkeli, Halil Bey, Vehib Pasha, N. Ramishvili, G. Gvazava, Gen. Von Lossoff
  • 6. Provisional treaty between Germany and Georgia. Additional treaty with Turkey. Memorandum of Georgian Republic to the Powers and to the Nations. 5.15.1918 - 5.28.1918 Vehib Mehmed Pasha, Halil Bey, Gen, Von Lossoff, A. Tchenkeli, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli
  • 7. Text of the treaty of peace and amity between Turkey and Georgia. 5.15.1918 - 6.4.1918 Halil Bey, Gen. Vehib Mehmed Pasha, Gen. I. Odishelidze, N. Ramishvili, M. Gadjinski, A. Khatissoff, R. Kachaznuni, E. Rassoul Zade
  • 8. Agreement by Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaidjan, and Georgia concerning railway use. 5.15.1918 - 6.4.1918 Halil Bey, Vehib Pasha, A. Khatissoff, M. Gadjinski, N. Ramishvili, G. Gvazava, E. Rassoul Zade
  • 9. Decisions of the Georgian government. 5.27.1918 - 5.28.1918 N. Ramishvili, A. Tchenkeli, Gen. Von Lossoff
  • 10. Treaties with Turkey and Germany and an agreement about use of the Transcaucasian railway. 5.28.1918 - 6.4.1918 Halil Bey, Vehib Pasha, N. Ramishvili, G. Rtskhiladze, G. Gvazava, A. Khatissoff
  • 11. Declaration made by Prime Minister, N. Ramishvili, after concluding the peace treaty with Turkey and Germany. 5.28.1918 - 6.6.1918 N. Ramishvili, Count von Shulenburg, Halil Bey
  • 12. Agreement with the representative of Germany about preliminary rate of exchange. 5.28.1918 - 12.16.1920 Gr. Lordkipanidze, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, M.D. Gusseinoff, C. Mamikonian, T. Beksadian, A. Tchenkeli, N. Nikoladze, Halil Bey, Vehib Mehmed Pasha, Gen. Von Lossoff.
  • 13. Agreement between Germany and the Georgian representatives about delivery of ships in Georgian ports at Germany's disposal. 5.28.1918
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  • 14. Preliminary agreement about regulation of relations between Germany and Georgia. 5.28.1918
  • 15. Correspondence of Ministry of Foreign Affairs with the Consul General of Persia. 5.30.1918 - 7.11.1918 N. Ramishvili, Charijed-Dovlet
  • 16. Material concerning the treaty between Turkey and Georgia and resolution concerning the oil conduit between Baku and Batumi. 6.4.1918 - 6.12.1920 Gen. Von Lossoff, Halil Bey, Vehib Pasha, A. Khatissoff, P. Kachaznuni, M. Gadjinski, Rassoul Zade, N. Ramishvili, G. Gvazana, Gr. Lordkipanidze
  • 17. Material concerning the peace treaty between Turkey and Georgia. 6.4.1918 Halil Bey, Vehib Mehmed Pasha, N. Ramishvili, G. Rtskhiladze, G. Gvazava, A. Khatissoff, M. Gadjinski, N. Papadjanoff, E. Rassoul Zade, R. Kachaznuni
  • 18. Correspondence with the representatives of Germany, Turkey, and other foreign nations. 6.5.1918 - 8.15.1918 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 19. Correspondence of the Foreign Ministry with representatives of Germany and Turkey. 6.30.1918 - 9.18.1918 Gen. Von Kress, Gen. Abdul-Kerim Pasha, K. Gvardjaladze, Gen. Von Lossoff, A. Tchenkeli
  • 20. Commercial contract concluded between the Georgian delegation and German enterprises (Krupp, Gelsenkirchen Company and others). 7.12.1918 A. Tchenkeli, Dr. Max Wemmer, Trytz Thyssen, etc.
  • 21. Contract between the Georgian delegation and several German banks. 8.15.1918 A. Tchenkeli, N. Nikoladze, Z. Avaloff, Pestel, Fürstenberg, Gutmann, Nathan, F. Urbig, etc.
  • 22. Correspondence between the Georgian government and the German diplomatic mission. 9.28.1918 - 10.15.1918 Gen. Von Kress, N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili
  • 23. Negotiations about borders and other matters with Turkey. 10.7.1918 - 3.6.1919 Halil Bey, Mukhtar Bey, A. Tchenkeli, N. Ramishvili, G. Laskhishvili, A. Khatissoff, M. Gadjinski, R. Kachaznuni.
  • 24. Decision of the Georgian government to send a delegation to Europe. 11.27.1918 - 2.15.1921 G. Sheinman
  • 25. Great entente and Admiral Kolchak. V. Burtsev's article about the Georgian delegates, N. Tcheidze and I. Tsereteli. 3.23.1919 - 8.5.1919 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli, Rodzianko, P. Milukoff, Prince Lvoff, Woodrow Wilson, Lloyd George, George Clemanceau, V. Orlando, V. Makino.
  • 26. Diplomatic and economic activity of the Georgian representatives in Europe. 12.5.1919 - 4.24.1920 A. Tchenkeli, S. Petlura
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  • 27. Bulletins about the problem of Batumi, ambiguity of English policy, probable fall of Azerbaidjan, and the Bolshevik-Turkish alliance. 3.24.1920 - 4.30.1920 E. Gueguechkori, O. Wardrop, Gen Coock-Coolis, Gen. Denikin
  • 28. Georgian memorandum to the Spa Conference. 7.8.1920 - 2.8.1921 E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili
  • 29. Georgian delegation at Angora. 7.25.1920 - 2.9.1921 Moustapha Kemal Pasha, Ahmed Mouhtar, S. Mdivani
  • 30. Turkish National Assembly's position towards Georgia during the Russian invasion. 1.5.1921 - 3.13.1921 Moustapha Kemal Pasha, Bekir Sami Bey, S. Mdivani, A. Tchenkeli, N. Jordania, Mukhtar Bey
  • 31. Correspondence with the Georgian Foreign Ministry by the Georgian Minister Plenipotentiaire at Angora. 1.28.1921 - 3.18.1921 Moustapha Kemal, Pasha, K. Sabakhtarishvili, S. Mdivani
  • 32. Cipher telegrams from the Georgian representative in Angora 2.4.1921 - 3.7.1921 S. Mdivani
  • 33. Report about the situation in Angora by the Georgian representative. 2.6.1921 - 2.25.1921 Moustapha Kemal Pasha, Bekir Sami Bey, W. Wilson, S. Mdivani
  • 34. Invasion of Gerogia by Russian troops and the attitude of the Turkish National Assembly. 2.18.1921 - 3.10.1921 K. Sabakhtarishvili, S. Mdivani
  • 35. Correspondence of the Georgian representative in Angora. 3.6.1921 - 3.12.1921 Count Sforza, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, Mukhtar Bey, S. Mdivani
  • 36. Declaration of alliance among the four republics of the Caucasus: Armenia, Azerbaidjan, Georgia, and Northern Caucasus. 6.10.1921 A. Briand, A. Aharonian, S. Topchibasheff, A. Tchenkeli

• Series: Georgia, English Military Command in Transcaucasia, Russian White Army: Boxes 20, 21, 22, 23
  • 1. Minutes of the sittings of the Georgian National Council. Questions about relations with Armenia and the Moslem Georgians. 10.16.1917 - 11.29.1918 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, I. Tsereteli, M. Artunian, St. Mamikonian, A. Khatossoff, E. Rasoul Zade, R. Kaczaznuni, N. Nikoladze, M. Gadjinski
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  • 2. Question of the district of Sochi. Fights with the Russian White Army. Intervention of the English Command. 5.26.1918 - 5.6.1919 E. Gueguechkori, General Tomson, N. Jordania, General Denikin
  • 3. Problem of Batumi and the Georgian Moslem population. Discussions with Turkish Delegation and English Military Command. 5.31.1918 - February 1919 Halil Bey, Vehib Pasha, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori
  • 4. Quarrels about the district of Sochi among the Georgian, Bolshevik, and Denikin armies. Intervention of the English Military Command. 9.3.1918 - 6.30.1919 O. Wardrop, General Corey, E. Gueguechkori, General G. Forestier-Walker, General Denikin
  • 5. Protest of the Georgian government before the Allied Forces concerning the occupation of the free Northern Caucasus by Denikin's army. 9.7.1918 - 11.1.1919 A.M. Toptchibasheff, E. Gueguechkori, N. Tcheidze, Cambon, Orlando
  • Reel 67
  • 6. Joint declaration of the delegations of Azerbaidjan, Estonia, Latvia Northern Caucasus, Ukraine, Bielorussia, and Georgia before the Peace Conference asking recognition as independent states. 9.14.1918 - 11.8.1919 George Clemenceau, Colonel House, A. Toptchibasheff, N. Tcheidze, J. Poska, Z. Meierovics, A. Tchermoeff, A. de Loutckevitch, G. Sidorenko, Lloyd George, Marquis Salvaggo-Razzi, Orlando, E. Vandervelde
  • 7. Decision of the population of Sochi to join Georgia. Fight against Bolshevik army. Negotiations with representatives of the White Army in two exemplars. 9.18.1918 - 5.1.1919 E. Gueguechkori, General Alexeieff, General Denikin, General Tomson, N. Jordania
  • 8. Meeting and debate between the representatives of Georgia and the Russian White Army. 9.18.1918 - 10.23.1919 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, General Alexeieff, Gerneral Denikin, General Tomson, General F. Walker, General Briggs, General Beach
  • 9. Conference of the rperesentatives of the Russian White Army and the Georgian Republic. 9.25.1918 - 2.5.1919 E. Gueguechkori, General Alexeieff, General Denikin, Bytch.
  • 10. Diplomatic correspondence with the German Mission. Representatives of Azerbaidjan and Armenia. 10.10.1918 - 10.16.1918 General Von Kress, Nuri Pasha, General Alexeieff, M. Djafaroff, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili
  • 11. Correspondence with the Armenian government about incursion of Armenian troops into the province of Tbilissi. 10.19.1918 - 1.1.1919 N. Ramishvili, R. Kachaznuni, E. Gueguechkori, N. Jordania
  • 12. Correspondence with the British Military Command. Petitions of the Greek Association and the Commune of the Caucasian Dukhobors. 11.7.1918 - 12.26.1918 N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori
  • Reel 68
  • 13. Correspondence with the British Military Command. Situation in the Batumi, Artvin, and Ardageni districts. 11.17.1918 -11.11.1919 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, Colonel Stewart, General Beach, K. Kandelaki, M. Arutunian, St. Mamikonian.
  • 14. Correspondence with the British Military Command about the actions of the Russian White Army and the situation of Batumi, Ardagani, Akhalkalaki, and Akhaltsikhe. 11.17.1918 - 5.23.1919 E. Gueguechkori, General Alexeieff, General Denikin, General Briggs, General Beach, Colonel Haskell, Lloyd George
  • 15. Diplomatic correspondence with the British Military Command about General Denikin's demands. Activity of the Georgian Delegation before the Peace Conference. 12.7.1918 - 6.21.1920 E. Gueguechkori, N. Tcheidze, General Corey, Bytch.
  • 16. Correspondence with representatives of the Allied Forces. Reports, petitions, and information. 12.10.1918 - 10.2.1919 K. Sabakhtarishvili, E. de Nonancourt.
  • 17. Tension between the White Army and Georgian troops. Telegram by the Georgian government to Lloyd George. 12.16.1918 - 1.31.1919 Lloyd George, E. Gueguechkori, General G. Forestier-Walker, General Briggs, General Denikin, General Milne.
  • 18. Activity of the Georgian and Azerbaidjan Delegations in Europe. Memoranda of Georgian Delegation to governments of Europe and to the Second International. 12.18.1918 - 12.20.1922 A.M. Toptchibasheff, N. Tcheidze, A. Briand, R. Vansittart. Millerand, V. Djongeli, N. Jordania
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  • 19. Armeno-Georgian conflict. Severance of diplomatic relations. End of military action from both sides. 12.20.1918 - 1.11.1919 Colonel Stewart, M. Arutunian, St. Mamikonian, E. Gueguechkori
  • 20. Minutes of joint conference of the representatives of the Allied Forces and of Armenian and Georgian delegates. 12.26.1918 - 1.9.1919 Colonel Stewart, M. Arutunian, St. Mamikonian, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, S. Tigranian, F. Kh Khoiski, A. Kantemir, N. Khomeriki, S. Mdivani, M. Djafanoff, Kh. Khas-Mamedoff, General Denikin
  • 21. Georgian Delegetion to the Peace Conference. Concession to Armenia for construction of a railway line through Georgia to Batumi. 12.30.1918 - 1.10.1920 N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori, General Milne, N. Ramishvili.
  • 22. Correspondence with Armenia and the Allied Forces about consequences of the war. 1.2.1919 - 9.13.1919 E. Gueguechkori
  • 23. Minutes of the joint conference of representatives of the Allied Forces, Armenia, and Georgia. 1.9.1919 - 6.20.1919 Colonel Stewart, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, Du-Rua, M. Arutunian, St. Mamikonian
  • 24. Minutes of the joint conference of representatives of the Allied Forces, Armenia, and Georgia (in French). 1.9.1919 - 1.17.1919
  • 25. Anti-Georgian and pro-Denikin policy in Batumi conducted by the English Governor-General, V.C. Cooke-Collis. 1.14.1919 - 7.21.1920 General Cooke-Collis, E. Gueguechkori
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  • 26. Minutes of the Armeno-Georgian Conference with participation of the British representative. 1.16.1919 - 9.13.1920 N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, S. Arutunian, St. Mamikonian
  • 27. Armeno-Georgian Conference. 1.17.1919 - 9.17.1919
  • 28. Correspondence of the Georgian government with the British Military Command concerning the situation in Batumi and Artvin. 1.25.1919 - 9.11.1919 General Forestier-Walker, E. Gueguechkori
  • 29. Policy of the English Military Command in Georgia. 1.27.1919 - 5.6.1919 E. Gueguechkori, Colonel White, General Forestier-Walker, General Denikin, General V.C. Cooke-Collis
  • 30. Relations between the Russian White Army and Georgia. 1.29.1919 - 2.10.1919 E. Gueguechkori, General Denikin
  • 31. Correspondence with the British Military Command in Transcaucasia about the occupation of neutral territories by the White Army. 1.31.1919 - 9.19.1919 E. Gueguechkori, General Forestier-Walker, General Tomson, General Milne
  • 32. Correspondence of the Georgian Foreign Ministry with the Georgian Representative in Azerbaidjan. 2.2.1919 - 3.24.1919 E. Gueguechkori, General Forestier-Walker
  • 33. Georgian soldiers and officers in the French army request repatriation of the Georgian Delegation at the Paris Conference. 2.12.1919 - 5.1.1919
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  • 34. Incidents in Akhaltsikhe and Ardagani. 2.12.1919 - 8.12.1919 General Forestier-Walker, E. Gueguechkori, General Milne
  • 35. Reports of the Georgian Consul in Odessa about his activity. 2.18.1919 - 8.26.1919 E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, S.S. Luke
  • 36. Evacuation of Odessa by French and White armies, arrest by Bolsheviks of all consuls except Georgian. Georgian consul as protector of all foreigners in Odessa. 3.19.1919 - 6.5.1919
  • 37. Relations with representatives of the U.S.A. 3.28.1919 - 6.9.1919 Willoughby Smith, General Braugh, E. Gueguechkori
  • 38. Georgian delegations on its way to the Peace Conference in Paris. 4.12.1919 - 9.4.1920 E. Gueguechkori, N. Tcheidze, J. Tsereteli.
  • 39. Correspondence with the Governor of Batumi. 4.18.1919 - December 1919
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  • 40. Tension in Sochi. 5.1.1919 - 3.7.1920 E. Gueguechkori, General Cooke-Collis, General Denikin, N. Jordania
  • 41. Territory, trade, and industry of Georgia. Memorandum by the President of Georgia to the representatives of England, France, the United States of America, and Italy. 5.1.1919 - 12.9.1920 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, General Briggs, General Beach, Lord Curzon, G. Tchicherin, S. Kiroff, Talaat Pasha
  • 42. Correspondence with the British Military Command about the Georgian port of Batumi. 5.3.1919 - 12.27.1919 E. Gueguechkori
  • 43. Correspondence with the British Military Command. 5.6.1919 - 8.1.1919 E. Gueguechkori, General Tomson, General Braugh
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  • 44. Armeno-Azerbaidjanian military conflict over Zangezuri district. 5.10.1919 - 11.19.1919 E. Gueguechkori, Ussubekoff, O. Wardrop, General Briggs, General Denikin, Colonel Haskell
  • 45. Activity of the Georgian Peace Delegation in Paris. 5.21.1919 - 9.22.1919 N. Tcheidze, A. Toptchibasheff, George Clemenceau, J. Poska, Z. Meierovics, A. Tchermoeff, A. Lontckevitch, G. Sidorenko, General Denikin, General Beach, General Briggs
  • 46. Discussions between the British Military Command and the Georgian government about the activity of the White Army. 5.23.1919 - 9.6.1919 E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, General Briggs, General Beach, General Forestier-Walker, General Denikin, N. Jordania, General Corey
  • 47. Meeting betweem the President of Georgia and representatives of the British Military Command about Denikin's demands in three exemplars. 5.23.1919 - 5.24.1919 N. Jordania, General Beach, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, General Briggs.
  • 48. British Military Command's anti-Georgian and pro-Denikin policy. 5.25.1919 - 6.25.1919 E. Gueguechkori, N. Tcheidze, J. Tsereteli, General Tomson, General Milne, General Beach, General Briggs
  • 49. Activity of the Georgian National Moslem Liberation Committee. May 1919 - 12.29.1919
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  • 50. Correspondence of Georgian Foreign Ministry with representatives of the foreign powers in Georgia. 6.4.1919 - 8.11.1919 K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • 51. Correspondence with the British Military Command about the borders between White Russian and Georgian armies. 6.28.1919 - 4.23.1920 E. Gueguechkori, General Tomson, General Denikin, O. Wardrop, Lloyd George
  • 52. Petitions of the inhabitants of Artvin asking to be joined to Georgia. 6.29.1919 - 11.28.1919 General Corey
  • 53. Correspondence with representatives of the Allied Forces about actions of Denikin's army in Caucasus and incidents in Moslem Georgia. 7.11.1919 - December 1919 E. Gueguechkori, O. Wardrop, General Corey, General Forestier-Walker.
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  • 54. Correspondence with the British Military Command about the problem of Batumi. 7.22.1919 - 11.5.1919 E. Gueguechkori
  • 55. Correspondence with the British Military Command about the activity of Russian bolshevik agents in Georgia. 6.26.1919 - 11.19.1920 N. Ramishvili, General Beach
  • 56. Historical review of the past and present life of the Georgian nation. July - August 1919
  • 57. Material concerning administration of the oil companies by the British Military Command. 8.28.1919 - May 1920 General Luke.
  • 58. Review of the situation in Armenia, Azerbaidjan, Northern Caucasus. General Harbord's trip to America. 8.30.1919 - 9.15.1919 Winston Churchill, Colonel Haskell, General Harbord, General Denikin.
  • 59. Decisions made by representatives of Armenia and Georgia about the administration of the neutral Borchalo zone. 8.30.1919 - 11.4.1919 E. Gueguechkori, O. Wardrop, St. Mamikonian, S. Khachatrian, S. Mdivani, K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • 60. Meeting among the representatives of the British Military Command, Armenia, and Georgia about evacuation of the Borchalo neutral zone. 8.31.1919 - 9.31.1919 M. Mamikonian, K. Sabakhtarishvili, General Beach
  • 61. Correspondence with the British Mission. Arrival of General Baratoff. Convention between Armenia and Georgia about extradition. August 1919 - 4.23.1920 E. Gueguechkori, N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, General Denikin
  • 62. Correspondence about the Azerbaidjan-Armenian conflict over the Zangezuri district. 11.4.1919 - 12.31.1919 O. Wardrop, E. Gueguechkori, J.C. Rhea, A. Khatissoff, N. Ussubekoff, Colonel Haskell
  • Reel 76
  • 63. Appeal of Independent Georgia to Moslem Georgians. Foundation of the manganese joint-stock company. 11.12.1919 - 5.23.1920
  • 64. Correspondence with representatives of the Russian White Army. 11.12.1919 - 12.31.1919 N. Kartsivadze, General Baratoff
  • 65. Correspondence with representatives of the Allied Forces. 11.18.1919 - 12.12.1919 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, O. Wardrop, Commandant de Nonancourt, General Denikin
  • 66. Decisions about the Armeno-Azerbaidjan-Zangezuri conflict by the conference of representatives of Armenia, Azerbaidjan, and Georgia. 11.23.1919 - 2.3.1920 A. Khatissoff, N. Ussubekoff, J.C. Rhea, E. Gueguechkori, M. Djafaroff, O. Wardrop, Nitti
  • 67. Correspondence with representatives of England. 11.24.1919 - 6.12.1920 O. Wardrop, E. Gueguechkori, General Cooke-Collis, Gr. Lordkipanidze, S. Mdivani, M. Husseinoff
  • 68. French-Caucasian Committee. French Naval League. 1919 - 1920 Senator de Lonzie, Edward Herriot, Albert Thomas, Prince M. Soumbatoff, Jacoul Mehteeff.
  • 69. Subversive action of bolshevik agents. Agreement between Armenia and Azerbaidjan. His Majesty's government urges the Caucasian republics to cooperate with General Denikin. 12.26.1919 - 2.21.1921 A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ussubekoff, General J.C. Rhea, O. Wardrop, General N. Baratoff, Boris Savinkoff, M. Djafaroff, General Briggs, General Denikin, Mustafa Kemal Pasha, A. Muktav
  • 70. English press about Georgia, Azerbaidjan, and Northern Caucasus. 1.7.1920 - 1.16.1921 General Denikin
  • 71. Warning of Allied Forces by Georgia about certain military alliance of the Turks and Bolsheviks in the future. Appeal to raise a blockade of Georgia and sell her arms and provisions. 1.10.1920 - 2.3.1921 E. Gueguechkori, O. Wardrop, Commandant de Nonancourt.
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  • 72. De facto recognition of Georgia by the Grande Entente. The question of Batumi. January 1920 - 6.11.1920 E. Gueguechkori, O. Wardrop, General Milne, Commandant de Nonancourt, General Cooke-Collis
  • 73. Correspondence about various matters. 2.10.1920 - 6.29.1920 N. Kartsivadze
  • 74. Problem of purchasing in Europe. 2.26.1920 - 8.15.1920 E. Gueguechkori
  • 75. Activity of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference in Paris. 2.28.1920 - 9.18.1920 N. Tcheidze
  • 76. Activity of the Georgian Mission in Constantinople. 3.16.1920 - 6.1.1920 E. Gueguechkori, General Cooke Collis
  • 77. Question of the port of Batumi. 3.18.1920 - 7.20.1920 E. Gueguechkori, Colonel Gabba, General Milne, General Cooke-Collis
  • 78. Agreement of England to cede the port of Batumi to Georgia. March 1920 - 6.29.1920 E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, Lieutenant Colonel S.B. Stokes, Kh. S. Luke
  • 79. Correspondence with representatives of the Allied Forces in Transcaucasia. 4.1.1920 - 6.19.1920 O. Wardrop, Genera, Milne, General Cooke-Collis, E. Gueguechkori, G. Tchicherin, G. Bammat
  • 80. Soviet Russian and Georgian Peace Treaty. Protest of Georgia before R.S.F.S.R. for detention of Georgian trains in Baku. 5.7.1920 - 12.7.1920 E. Gueguechkori, F. Khan-Khoiski, S. Mamikonian, N. Ramishvili, S. Tigrania, M. Djafaroff, G. Uratadze, L. Karakhan, Husseinoff
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  • 81. Correspondence with European and Caucasian governments. 5.28.1920 - 3.8.1921 A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, Abel Chevalley
  • 82. Text of agreement granting Armenia the right to construct a railway line from the Armenian frontier along the Tchorokhi River valley with an outlet on the Black Sea. 6.20.1920 - 11.20.1920 E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, N.C. Luke, Lieutenant Colonel S.B. Stokes
  • 83. E. Gueguechkori, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia, visits the European governments and their capitals. 9.10.1920 - 2.9.1921 President Milleraud, Lloyd George, Count Sforze, President Motta, E. Gueguechkori, Giolitti, Lord Robert Cecil.
  • 84. Correspondence with the League of Nations, 11.22.1920 - 2.14.1921 E. Gueguechkori
  • 85. Memoranda to the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of France and England asking de jure recognition of Georgia and the sale of arms. 12.30.1920 - 2.2.1921 E. Gueguechkori, Ph. Berthelot
  • 86. Report of the Special Envoy of Georgia to the Governor General, Cooke-Collis, in Batumi. 1920
  • 87. Diplomatic correcpondence with European countries, 1.6.1921 - 4.29.1921 E. Gueguechkori, J. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli
  • 88. De jure recognition of Georgian independence on 1.27.1921 and subsequent correspondence. 1.7.1921 - 2.7.1921 E. Gueguechkori, Minister Jaspar, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Aharonian, S.R. Pusta, O. Grosvald, A. Briand
  • 89. Invasion of Georgia by the Russian Red Army and activity of the Georgian ambassador in Europe. 1.17.1921 - 2.23.1921 A. Tchenkeli, G. Tchicherin, E. Gueguechkori
  • 90. Unanimous protest of Baltic States provoked by invasion of Georgia by Russian troops. 1.17.1921 - 3.12.1921 A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, J. Jaspar, Z.A. Meierovics, Dr. Zaunius, Hellat, J. Balinski, Reino Silvander
  • 91. Congratulations after de jure recognition of Georgia. 1.30.1921 - 1.31.1921
  • 92. Letter from the manganese export company, "Chemo". 2.3.1921
  • 93. Efforts of the Georgian government to convince European countries to sell arms to Georgia. 2.7.1921 - 3.7.1921 A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, N. Tcheidze, Eric Drumond
  • 94. Letters, telegrams, clippings, reports of the sittings of the "Gosudarstvennaia Duma" from 1914. 1921

• Series: Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaidjan: Box 24
  • 1. Minutes of the sittings of the Little Council at the Transcaucasian Commissariat. 1.3.1918 - 3.15.1918
  • 2. Convention with the Ottoman Empire concerning use of the Transcaucasian railway and the exchange of prisoners-of-war. 5.15.1918 - 6.4.1918 N. Ramishvili, G. Gvazava, M. Papadjanoff, R. Katchaznuni, M. Gadjinski, E. Rassoul-Zade, Halil Bey, Vehib Pasha
  • 3. Discussion between Azerbaijanian and Georgian governments about state borders and use of the railway and post-telegraph. 6.14.1918 - 9.10.1918 M. Gadjinski, K. Gvardjaladze
  • Reel 79
  • 4. Declaration of independence of the Northern Caucasus. Economic-political commission composed of representatives of Georgia and the Northern Caucasus. 6.29.1918 - 8.30.1918 A. Tchermoeff, N. Ramishvili, General von Lossoff
  • 5. Negotiations about borders between Georgia and Azerbaidjan. Protest by the Armenian representative about incidents in Baku ( zerbaidjan). 7.6.1918 - 10.15.1918 N. Ramishvili, G. Jourouli, General Von Lossoff
  • 6. Arrival of the first representatives of the Allied Forces in Caucasus. Armeno-Georgian conflict. 10.23.1918 - 12.9.1918 S. Tigrania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, R. Kachaznuni
  • 7. Armeno-Georgian discussions about the borders. Sovietization of Azerbaidjan. 10.23.1918 - 9.27.1920 D. Husseinoff, N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, F. Khan-Khoiski, N. Ussubekoff, E. Gueguechkori
  • 8. Agreement about the use of the Transcaucasian railway among Armenia, Azerbaidjan, and Georgia. 12.26.1918 - 4.29.1919
  • 9. Report of the special committee of inquiry about the cause of the Armeno-Georgian military conflict. 1.8.1919 - 5.7.1919 General Vrangel, General Denikin, Ahmed Tsalikoff, K. Abkhazi
  • 10. Report about the military conflict between Armenia and Georgia. 1.8.1919
  • 11. Conference of the Transcaucasian republics in order to reach a peaceful resolution to territorial arguments. 1.10.1919 - 6.24.1919 E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, D. Husseinoff, M. Arutunian, St. Mamikonian, F. Khan-Khoiski
  • 12. Memorandum of the Georgian delegation to the Supreme Allied Council in Paris. Peace conference between Azerbaidjan and Georgia. 2.3.1919 - 6.16.1919 N. Jordania, D. Husseinoff, N. Tcheidze
  • 13. Conference of the representatives of Armenia and Georgia. 2.28.1919 - 9.1.1919 M. Arutunian, St. Mamikonian, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili
  • 14. Frontier incident in the district of Zukataly. 4.1.1919 - 4.2.1919
  • 15. Conference of the representatives of Armenia, Azerbaidjan, and Georgia. 4.27.1919 F. Khan-Khoiski, S. Tigranian, M. Arutunian, M. Djafaroff, S. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili
  • 16. Discussions about the borders between Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaidjan. 4.30.1919 - 5.12.1920
  • 17. Borders of Georgia. The agreement with Armenia about a neutral zone. 5.1.1919 - 9.1.1919 S. Mamikonian, K. Sabakhtarishvili, General Beach
  • Reel 80
  • 18. Minutes of the Conference of Armenia, Azerbaidjan, Northern Caucasus, and Georgia. 5.29.1919 - 3.11.1920 N. Ramishvili, A. Kantemir, S. Tigranian, S. Arutunian F. Khan-Khoiski, E. Gueguechkori, Mustafa Kemal Pasha, Colonel Haskell, N. Jordania, L. Karakhan
  • 19. Transit trade agreement between Georgia and Soviet Azerbaidjan. Minutes of sittings of the representatives of Caucasian republics. 5.30.1919 - 11.14.1920 D. Husseinoff, E. Gueguechkori, S. Mamikonian, N. Ramishvili, F. Khan-Khoiski, S. Tigranian, A. Kantemir, S. Arutunian, G. Sheinman, G. Jourouli, K. Kandelaki, Colonel Stuart
  • 20. Decisions taken by the Armeno-Georgian Conference with the participation of the representative of the Allied Military Command. 1.17.1919 - 6.9.1919
  • 21. Minutes of the special meeting of representatives of Armenia and Georgia. 6.16.1919 - 9.17.1919 S. Mamikonian, N. Ramishvili, S. Mdivani, A. Toffe, I. Poska, M. Kalinin, E. Gueguechkori, Com. Luke
  • 22. Active defensive treaty between Azerbaidjan and Georgia. Agreement with the representative of England about the exploitation of the railway between Batumi and Netanebi. A. Leist's letter about the situation. 6.16.1919 - 6.25.1920 N. Jordania, N. Ussubekoff, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, N. Khomeriki, K. Kandelaki, I. Tsereteli, N. Tcheidze, J. Gobechia, G. Forestier-Walker, L. Trotskii, A. Tchenkeli, D. Husseinoff
  • 23. Armenian information bureau. 6.30.1919 - 3.31.1920 A. Khatissian, Colonel Haskell, Khan-Khoiski, Mustafa Kemal Pasha.
  • 24. Correspondence with the representative of the White Army. 11.15.1919 - 4.25.1925 General Baratoff, E. Gueguechkori
  • 25. Correspondence concerning the question of transport through Georgia to Azerbaidjan. 1.20.1920 - 6.17.1920
  • 26. Historical review of the population and territory of the Zakataly district. 2.5.1920 - 11.27.1920
  • 27. Material concerning the district of Borchalo. 2.5.1920 - 7.15.1920
  • Reel 81
  • 28. Diplomatic relations between Armenia and Georgia. 2.9.1920 - Gr. Georgadze
  • 29. Diplomatic relations between Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaidjan, Kuban, Don, and the Northern Caucasus. 3.1.1920 - 3.6.1920 E. Gueguechkori, Khan-Khoiski, Colonel Stewart, General Cooke-Collis, S. Mamikonian, S. Tigranian, N. Ramishvili, G. Djabagui
  • 30. Correspondence concerning the necessity of reorganizing the Armeno-Georgian administration in the neutral zone. 3.10.1920 - 7.5.1920 N. Kartsivadze, A. Ogandjanian
  • 31. Report about diplomatic relations between Georgia, R.S.T.S.R., Azerbaidjan S.S.R., Armenia, Soviet Ukraine, and Angora. 3.25.1920 - 12.31.1920 A. Khatosoff, S. Mdivani, Sheinman
  • 32. Conference of the representatives of Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaidjan. 4.8.1920 - 4.13.1920 E. Gueguechkori, Gr. Lordkipanidze, A. Ogandjanian, T. Beksadian, G. Agaev, O. Krichinski, S. Mamikonian, F. Khan-Khoiski
  • 33. Minutes of the conference of representatives of Armenia, Azer-Baidjan, and Georgia in Tbilissi. 4.9.1920 - 4.23.1920 G. Agaev, O.B. Krichinski, F. Velikanoff, F. Khan-Khoiski, S. Mamikonian, A. Ogandjanian, T. Beksadian, E. Gueguechkori, Gr. Lordkipanidze
  • 34. Armenian Bulletin. 4.28.1920 - 5.4.1920 Mustafa Kemal Pasha
  • 35. Peace treaties between Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaidjan. Invasion of Georgia by Bolshevik troops. 4.28.1920 - 2.11.1921 N. Jordania, Colonel Haskell, E. Gueguechkori, A. Khatissoff, F. Khan-Khoiski, Admiral Kolchak, General Ludenitch, General Denikin, G. Tchicherin, S. Mdivani, S. Mamikonian
  • 36. Correspondence about the international situation and perspectives of Georgia between the President of Georgia and the Georgian Foreign Minister travelling in Europe. 5.10.1920 - 11.7.1920 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, I. Tsereteli, Kemal Pasha, Krasin, Lloyd George, Robert Cecil, N. Ussubekoff
  • 37. Peace treaty between Georgia and Azerbaidjanian Socialist Republic. 5.15.1920 - 6.12.1920 M. Husseinoff, Gr. Lordkipanidze, S. Mdivani, E. Gueguechkori
  • 38. Diplomatic correspondence with the R.S.F.S.R. and Angora. 10.9.1920 - 12.20.1920 Ahmed Muhtar, K. Sabakhtarishvili, Kemal Pasha, Sheinman, T. Beksadian
  • 39. Turko-Armenian war. Defeat of Armenia. Intervention of the R.S.F.S.R. and creation of difficulties for Georgia. 10.16.1920 - 1.5.1921 T. Beksadian, K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • Reel 82
  • 40. Diplomatic correspondence with the R.S.F.S.R. and Azerbaidjan soviet government. 10.30.1920 - 11.9.1920 K. Sabakhtarishvili

• Series: Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference in Paris: Boxes 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30.
  • 1. Question of independence for Georgia, Armenia, the Ukraine, and the Baltic States in the French Parliament 8.30.1918 - 11.20.1918 S. Pichon
  • 2. De jure recognition of Georgian independence by Argentina. Joint memorandum to the President of the Supreme Council of the Peace Conference by Cauacasus, Baltic States, Kouban, and the Ukraine. 9.7.1918 - 11.5.1919 Georges Clemenceau, Albert Thomas, A. Balfour, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, Tittoni, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchermoeff, S. Pusta, L. Bytch, J. Seskis, F. Navouchevitch, Count de Tyszkiewiez, Admiral Kolchak, A. Tchenkeli
  • 3. Activity of the Georgian Delegation. Memoranda to the members of the Peace Conference about recognition of Georgian independence. 9.7.1918 - 7.22.1920 Georges Clemenceau, Lloyd George, A. Balfour, Albert Thomas, R. Vansittart, E. Venizelos, N. Tcheidze, Lord Milner, Colonel E. House, Lord Curzon, E. Gueguechkori, General Denikin
  • 4. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Delegation with the Supreme Council of the Peace Conference and with representatives of various countries. 9.9.1918 - 2.7.1920 E. Venizelos, N. Tcheidze, Lord Curzon, S. Pusta, S. Petlura, A. Toptchibasheff, E. Gueguechkori, General Denikin, Colonel E. House, E. Vandervelde, Lord Hardings of Penshurst, A. Balfour
  • 5. Activity of the Georgian Delegation in Paris and other cities. 11.6.1918 - 12.8.1919 Georges Clemenceau, Tittoni, I. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli, N. Ramishvili, A. Toptchibasheff, General Denikin, General Briggs
  • Reel 83
  • 6. Correspondence between Georgian representatives in London and [Bern] 12.23.1918 - 8.24.1920 A. Tchenkeli
  • 7. Memorandum to the Peace Conference and the U.S. about the recognition of Georgian independence. 12.30.1918 - 11.8.1919 Georges Clemenceau, A. Balfour, R. Lansing, Tittoni, Makino, Bytch, General Denikin
  • 8. Joint declaration by Azerbaidjanian, Georgian, and Northern Caucasus delegations to the Peace Conference. 12.30.1918 - 6.14.1920 Georges Clemenceau, N. Tcheidze, Bytch, General Denikin, Frank L. Polk, A. Balfour, R. Vansittart
  • 9. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian Delegation. 1.8.1919 - 3.24.1919 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, N. Nikoladze, I. Djavakhishvili, E. Gueguechkori, Gr. Rtskhiladze, I.Nakashidze, I Zurabishvili
  • 10. Borders of Georgia. Appeal to the Committee of the Socialist International Conference. Memorandum by the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 1.28.1919 - July 1919
  • 11. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Delegation with the representatives of various countries in Paris. Historical review of the population, territory and natural resources of Georgia. 2.6.1919 - 3.14.1919 S. Pichon, N. Tcheidze, Albert Thomas, General Harbord
  • Reel 84
  • 12. Current account of the Georgian Delegation. 2.13.1919 - 3.1.1919
  • Reel 84
  • 13. Activity of Georgian representatives in various countries. Warsaw as the center of anti-Bolshevik activity. Ataman Petlura asks Georgian government for several hundred Georgian officers to serve in the Ukrainian Army. 2.18.1919 - 2.25.1920 S. Petlura, N. Tcheidze, A. Tchenkeli, General Franchet d'Espéray, Al. Lomtatidze, E. Gueguechkori
  • Reel 85
  • 14. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian Delegation. 3.1.1919 - 11.14.1919 N. Tcheidze
  • Reel 85
  • 15. Current account of the Georgian Delegation. 3.1.1919 - 3.31.1919 N. Tcheidze
  • Reel 85
  • 16. Correspondence with the Permanent Commission of the Second International. 3.7.1919 - 11.8.1919 C. Huysmans, N. Ramishvili, A. Tchenkeli, I. Tsereteli
  • Reel 85
  • 17. Activity of the Georgian Delegation. 3.14.1919 - 10.20.1920 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, E. Vandervelde, Minister Barnes, A. Tchenkeli
  • Reel 84
  • 18. Telegrams received by Georgian representatives abroad. 3.21.1919 - 8.6.1920
  • Reel 85
  • 19. Petition of the Assyrian National Council in Transcaucasia. Various telegrams. 3.23.1919 - 10.29.1920 N. Ramishvili, General U.H. Beach
  • Reel 84
  • 20. Lithuanian Delegation and its activity at the Peace Conference in Paris. 3.24.1919 - 9.8.1919 T. Maronchevitch, A. Voldemar, E. Galvanowsky, Marechal Foch, General Alby
  • Reel 84
  • 21. Correspondence of the Georgian Delegation with various institutions and persons abroad. First seance of the Georgian consituents. 3.31.1919 - 6.11.1920 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, J. Gobechia, A. Tchenkeli, S. Djibladze, N. Jordania
  • Reel 84
  • 22. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Delegation. 4.1.1919 - 3.18.1920 N. Tcheidze, N. Ussubekoff, M. Djafaroff, A. Khatissian, S. Araratian
  • Reel 85
  • 23. Current account of the Georgian Delegation. 4.1.1919 - 4.30.1919 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, J. Gobechia
  • Reel 85
  • 24. Georgian Delegation. Information about countries seceeding from Russia. 4.3.1919 - 10.8.1920
  • Reel 85
  • 25. Memorandum delivered to the Peace Conference by the Kouban Delegation. 4.16.1919 - 5.29.1919 L.L. Bytch
  • 26. Joint declaration by Azerbaidjanian, Georgian, and Northern Caucasus delegations concerning Admiral Kolchak to the Peace Conference. Agrarian and economic legislation in Georgia. 4.23.1919 - 6.19.1919 General Pershing
  • 27. Conference of the representatives of Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaidjan, and Northern Caucasus. 4.25.1919 - 15.1.1919 E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, K. Kandelaki, M. Djafaroff, S. Tigranian, S. Arutunian, S. Mamikonian
  • 28. Various foreign firms offer their wares and services to the Georgian Delegation. 4.26.1919 - 10.28.1920 K. Kandelaki
  • Reel 86
  • 29. Conference of the representatives of Armenia, Azerbaidjan, Northern Caucasus, and Georgia. 4.27.1919 - 1.30.1920 F. Khan-Khoiski, M. Djafaroff, S. Tigranian, S. Arutunian, A. Kantemir, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori
  • 30. Georgian Delegation in Paris. Foundation of the Baltic-Pont-Euxin Association of Science, Letters, and the Arts. 4.30.1919 - 7.15.1919
  • 31. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian Delegation. April 1919 - 2.14.1920
  • 32. Current account of the Georgian Delegation. 5.2.1919 - 5.16.1919 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, J. Gobechia.
  • 33. Diplomatic and commercial correspondence of the Georgian Delegation with various persons and institutions. Reply to the calumnous article printed in "L'Humanité". 5.6.1919 - 4.19.1920 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli, General Harbord, Albert Thomas, Marcel Cachin
  • 34. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian Delegation. 5.7.1919 - 5.3.1920 I. Tsereteli, V. Tcherkesishvili, J. Gobechia, N. Tcheidze, A. Balfour, Colonel W. Haskell, Lloyd George, Admiral Kolchak, General Denikin, Winston Churchill, Tittoni, Fr. Nitti, A. Henderson, Lord Curzon, Cambon, Patek, Count E. Sapieha, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchermoefff
  • 35. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian Delegation. 5.7.1919 - 5.9.1919 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, J. Gobechia. Z. Avalishvili, K. Gvardjaladze, V. Tcherkesishvili
  • 36. Memoranda to the Peace Conference by the Korean Delegation and the Jewish Socialist Labour Confederation Poale-Zion. 5.12.1919 Georges Clemenceau, John Kinsic, Soho Kimm
  • 37. Delegation of the Second Socialist International en route to Georgia. 5.16.1919 - 11.3.1920 E. Vandervelde, DeBruckere, C. Huysmans, Charles Kautsky, R Mackdonald, Ph. Snowden, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, L. Bytch
  • 38. Georgian Delegation in Paris as protector of Georgians abroad. 5.20.1919 - 10.28.1920 N. Tcheidze, K. Kandelaki, V. Tcherkesishvili, K. Gvardjaladze
  • Reel 87
  • 39. Miscellaneous telegrams by the Georgian Delegation in Paris. 5.21.1919 - 11.3.1920 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, K. Gvardjaladze, N. Khomeriki
  • 40. Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference as the highest representative of the Georgian Republic abroad. 5.22.1919 - 12.5.1919 N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori
  • 41. Blockade of Georgia from 1918-1920 by the Russian White Army and British Navy. Protest of the Georgian Delegation about General Denikin's actions before the Peace Conference. 5.23.1919 - 6.14.1919 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, General Briggs, General Beach, General Milne, General Alexeeff, General Denikin
  • 42. Correspondence of Georgian ministers with the President of the Georgian Mission in Constantinople. 5.27.1919 - 7.4.1919 N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, Branting, Venizelos, Lloyd George, Georges Clemenceau, Gr. Rtskhiladze
  • 43. Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference in Paris. The commercial association "Cosmos". 5.29.1919 - 10.28.1919 N. Tcheidze
  • 44. Agreement among Armenia, Azerbaidjan, and Georgia to resolve territorial arguments peacefully. Protest concerning General Denikin's actions in the Northern Caucasus. Supreme Council of the Peace Conference receives the delegation of Azerbaidjan and Georgia. 5.31.1919 - 8.12.1919 A. Henderson, A. Tsalikoff, General Denikin, A. Tchenkeli, Roman Donowski
  • 45. Current account of the Georgian Delegation. 6.1.1919 - 6.30.1919 J. Gobechia, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 46. Separate and joint protests of the Georgian, Azerbaidjan, and Northern Causasus governments before the Allied Military Command and Peace Conference about actions of General Denikin. 6.20.1919 - 12.11.1919 E. Gueguechkori, A. Lomtatidze, Colonel William Haskell, Viscount Grey of Fallodon, N. Tcheidze, General Cooke Collis, O. Wardrop
  • 47. Georgia faces danger of invasion from the north by the Bolshevik Army and from the south by the Turkish Army. France and England are asked to sell Georgia necessary arms. 6.21.1919 - 7.2.1920 N. Tcheidze
  • 48. Special Georgian economic mission in Europe and its activity. 6.24.1919 - 10.25.1920 N. Tcheidze, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 49. Interest of American industry in Georgian manganese and pulp. Efforts to obtain credit in America for the Caucasian republics. 6.26.1919 - 11.28.1919 Newton D. Baker, N. Tcheidze, A. Shulgin, J. Gobechia, A. Margolin
  • Reel 88
  • 50. Current account of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 7.1.1919 - 7.31.1919 K. Gvardjaladze, J. Gobechia, Z. Avalishvili
  • 51. Problem of repatriating Georgian prisoners-of-war still in German camps. 7.1.1919 - 6.16.1920
  • 52. Current account of the Georgian Delegation. 7.5.1919 - January 1921 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki, J. Gobechia
  • 53. Current account of the Georgian Information Bureau. 7.15.1919 - 1.17.1920
  • 54. Georgian Delegation declaration concerning the port of Batumi to the Supreme Council of the Peace Conference. 7.21.1919 - 3.8.1920 N. Tcheidze, General Denikin
  • 55. Current account of the Georgian Delegation. Advance payments on account. 7.22.1919 - 4.25.1920 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, V. Tcherkesishvili, K. Gvardjaladze, J. Gobechia
  • 56. Current account of the Georgian Delegation. 8.1.1919 - 8.31.1919 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, J. Gobechia, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 57. Material concerning the participation of the Georgian delegate in the International Congress of cooperative organizations. 8.21.1919 - 9.15.1919 N. Tcheidze
  • 58. Joint petition of the Armenian, Georgian, and Azerbaidjan delegations to the Supreme Council of the Peace Conference to postpone evacuation of the Allied Forces from the Caucasus until their de jure recognition. 8.23.1919 - 8.28.1919 Georges Clemenceau
  • 59. Current account of the Georgian Delegation. 9.1.1919 - 9.30.1919 N. Tcheidze, V. Tcherkesishvili, Z. Avalishvili, I. Tsereteli
  • 60. Conference of representatives of Armenia, Azerbaidjan, Northern Caucasus, and Georgia in Tbilisi. General James Harbord's mission. 9.9.1919 - 10.14.1920 General Harbord, S. Tigranian, F. Khan-Khoiski, M. Djafaroff, S. Arutunian, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, A. Kantemir, Admiral Kolchak, General Denikin
  • Reel 89
  • 61. Activity of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 9.9.1919 - 10.27.1920 N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori
  • 62. Activity of the Georgian Delegation concerning repatriation of Georgian prisoners-of-war. 9.11.1919 - 4.30.1920
  • 63. Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. Georgian Information Bureau and its relation to similar organizations located in France. News about conclusion of a treaty with the R.S.F.S.R. 9.11.1919 - 10.14.1920 E. Gueguechkori, General Milne, General Cooke Collis, N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, Gr. Rtskhiladze
  • 64. Correspondence of the Georgian Delegation with various European countries about repatriation of Georgian soldiers. 9.30.1919 - 10.24.1919 André Lefevre
  • 65. Current account of the Georgian Delegation, 10.1.1919 - 10.31.1919 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, K. Gvardjaladze, V. Tcherkesishvili, J. Gobechia
  • 66. Efforts of the Georgian Delegation to purchase railway parts. 10.3.1919 - 10.20.1919 K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • 67. Canadian Red Cross donation to the Georgian Government. 10.4.1919 - 5.21.1920 N. Tcheidze
  • 68. Efforts to become a member of the League of Nations. Negotations with Italy concerning the purchase of necessary arms. 10.6.1919 - 5.21.1920 N. Tcheidze, K. Gvardjaladze, Vl. Voytinski
  • 69. Necessary parts for the streetcar system sent by the Georgian Delegation to Tbilisi. 10.7.1919 N. Tcheidze, Colonel Haskell
  • 70. Order of the British Military Command to evacuate immediately from the district of Batumi. Monopoly of the manganese industry. 10.15.1919 - 3.29.1920 E. Gueguechkori, General Milne, General Cooke Collis, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli
  • 71. Current account of the Georgian Delegation. 11.1.1919 - 11.30.1919 N. Tcheidze, K. Gvardjaladze, V. Tcherkesishvili
  • Reel 90
  • 72. Activity of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 11.8.1919 - 10.12.1920 A. Millerand, N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori, Colonel Haskell, E. Venizelos, R. Vansittart
  • 73. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 11.19.1919 - 6.25.1920 Lord Harding, K. Gvardjaladze, I. Tsereteli, N. Jordania, Lord Curzon, K. Kandelaki
  • 74. Economic and commercial treaties concluded by the Georgian Delegation with some foreign firms. 11.26.1919 - 11.31.1920 K. Kandelaki
  • 75. Georgian Delegation asks foreign powers for arms and formal recognition of Georgian independence. Joint declaration of the socialist parties of Azerbaidjan, Northern Caucasus, Estonia, Kouban, Latvia, Bielorussia, the Ukraine, and Georgia. 11.27.1919 - 6.14.1920 N. Tcheidze, Lord Curzon, R. Vansittart, DeMonzie, Colonel Haskell
  • 76. Current account of the Georgian Delegation. 12.1.1919 - 12.31.1919 N. Tcheidze, J. Gobechia
  • 77. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian Delegation. 12.5.1919 - 2.21.1920 N. Tcheidze, K. Gvardjaladze, I. Tsereteli, J. Gobechia
  • 78. Situation of Jews in eastern Europe. Congress of Lithuanian Jews. 12.29.1919 - 4.20.1920 M. Galwanovski, M. Voldemar, R. Lansing
  • 79. Short historical review of Georgia. Declaration of independence by the National Council. Accomplished democratic reforms. 1919
  • 80. Current account of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 1.1.1920 - 1.31.1920 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, J. Gobechia, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 81. Problem of students sent abroad for their education in science by the Georgian Government. 1.2.1920 - 6.15.1920
  • 82. Project of concession of Tkvarcheli coal mine to the Banca Italo-Caucasica di Sconto. 1.6.1920 - 1.6.1920
  • Reel 91
  • 83. Correspondence of the Georgian Delegation about the Tkvarcheli coal mine concession. 1.8.1920 - 8.24.1920 N. Tcheidze
  • 84. Telegrams sent and received by the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 1.10.1920 - 6.14.1920 Lord Curzon, O. Wardrop, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 85. Relations with Denikin's army, the Bolsheviks, and the Allied Forces. Tension between Armenia and Azerbaidjan. 1.12.1920 - 4.23.1920
  • 86. De facto recognition by the Grande Entente of Georgian Independence. 1.13.1920 - 2.12.1920 N. Tcheidze, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 87. Congratulatory letters. 1.15.1920 - 2.28.1920
  • 88. Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. The district and the post of Batumi are returned to Georgia. 1.18.1920 - 6.29.1920 Lloyd George, Lord Curzon, E. Gueguechkori, R. Vansittart, N. Tcheidze, Frank L. Polk
  • 89. Current account of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 2.2.1920 - 3.1.1920 N. Tcheidze, V. Tcherkesishvili, J. Gobechia
  • 90. Letters and packages received and delivered by the Georgian Delegation. Books about Georgia and the Caucasus. 2.4.1920 - 4.28.1921
  • 91. Georgian commercial and industrial bulletin received by the Georgian Delegation. 2.6.1920 - 7.17.1920
  • 92. Negotiations about silk production with French firms. 2.13.1920 - 9.21.1920 Georges Clemenceau, O. Wardrop, N. Tcheidze
  • 93. Current account of the Georgian Delegation. 2.18.1920 - 10.23.1920 N. Tcheidze
  • 94. Discussion about the Batumi problem. 2.19.1920 - 3.20.1920 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori
  • Reel 92
  • 95. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 2.23.1920 - 4.26.1920 N. Tcheidze, K. Gvardjaladze, Nubar Pasha, A. Toptchibasheff, Aragonian, Norandugian, Sheikh Ul-Islamoff, Lord Curzon, J. Gobechia, R. Vansittart, E. Venizelos, I. Tsereteli
  • 96. Correspondence of the Georgian Delegation. Orders of the French Government to sell arms and ammunition to Georgia. 2.25.1920 - 10.26.1920 N. Tcheidze, General Foch, S. Petlura, Eric Drummond, C. Huysmans
  • 97. Evacuation of the port of Batumi by English troops. Notification of the Georgian Government to reoccupy the city. 2.26.1920 - 8.10.1920 N. Tcheidze, Lord Curzon, A. Toptchibasheff, J. Gobechia, Gr. Rtskhiladze
  • 98. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 2.26.1920 - 8.18.1920 N. Tcheidze, Lord Curzon, Lord Harding, Eric Drummond, General Cooke Collis
  • 99. Current account of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 3.1.1920 - 4.1.1920 I. Tsereteli, J. Gobechia
  • 100. Efforts of the Georgian Delegation to purchase arms and grain abroad. Clippings from English newspapers about Poland, Estonia, and Georgia. 3.6.1920 - 3.13.1920 N. Tcheidze, I. Paderewski
  • 101. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 3.12.1920 - 8.25.1920 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli
  • 102. Appeal of the Georgian Socialist Labor Party to the Second International and the English Trade Union. 3.20.1920 - 5.10.1920
  • 103. Correspondence of the Georgian Delegation with the Georgian Government. 3.29.1920 - 9.19.1920 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, Colonel Haskell, E. Gueguechkori, G. Tchicherin, S. Kiroff, A. Tchenkeli, N. Tcheidze
  • Reel 93
  • 104. Current account of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 4.1.1920 - 4.30.1920 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 105. Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. Question of Batumi. 4.7.1920 - 4.21.1920
  • 106. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 4.8.1920 - 6.3.1920 N. Tcheidze, N. Nikoladze, K. Gvardjaladze, J. Gobechia
  • 107. Joint declaration about Batumi, presented by the delegations of Armenia, Azerbaidjan, and Georgia to the Supreme Council of the Peace Conference. 4.20.1920 - 4.26.1920 N. Tcheidze, A. Toptchibasheff, Lord Curzon, R. Vansittart, S. Mamikonian
  • 108. Joint memorandum of Azerbaidjan and Georgian delegations to the Grande Entente. San Remo Conference. 4.26.1920 - 2.23.1921 N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori, Lord Curzon
  • 109. Georgian Delegation. Organization of the bank system in Georgia. Resources and means of transport and communication. 4.26.1920
  • 110. Minutes of sittings of Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. Problem of purchasing arms. 5.1.1920 - 7.23.1920 N. Tcheidze, J. Gobechia, K. Gvardjaladze, Millerand, K. Kandelaki
  • 111. Current account of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 5.4.1920 - 5.31.1920 K. Gvardjaladze, J. Gobechia, Z. Avalishvili
  • 112. Efforts to purchase arms and ammunition in European countries. 5.5.1920 - 10.16.1920 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze
  • 113. Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. Commercial negotiations with the silk firm "Ferran". 5.7.1920 - 10.20.1920 N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki
  • 114. Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. Current account. 5.7.1920 - 9.26.1920 K. Gvardjaladze, J. Gobechia
  • 115. Correspondence with the French Ministry of Defense about the purchase of arms. 5.14.1920 - 10.19.1920 N. Tcheidze, K. Gvardjaladze, General Waygand
  • Reel 94
  • 116. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 5.21.1920 - 7.23.1920 N. Tcheidze, K. Gvardjaladze, J. Gobechia, Z. Avalishvili
  • 117. Current account of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 6.1.1920 - 7.1.1920
  • 118. Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 6.11.1920 - 6.19.1920 N. Tcheidze, K. Kandelaki
  • 119. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 6.12.1920 - 11.3.1920 E. Vandervelde, K. Kandelaki, K. Gvardjaladze, I. Tsereteli
  • 120. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 6.21.1920 - 8.23.1920 N. Jordania, Paul Berthelot, K. Kandelaki
  • 121. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 6.28.1920 - 10.20.1920 I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, N. Tcheidze, E. de Nonancourt, E. Vandervelde, Ramsay Macdonald, C. Huysmans
  • 122. Current account of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 7.1.1920 - 8.2.1920 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, J. Gobechia, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 123. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Delegation concerning the Spa Conference. 7.7.1920 - 7.10.1920 N. Tcheidze, Paleologue
  • 124. Letters and memoranda sent to the Allied Powers and others participating in the Spa Conference. 7.8.1920 - 8.7.1920. N. Tcheidze, J. Gobechia
  • 125. Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. Bainbridge Cobby's declaration about U.S. policy toward "one and indivisible Russia" and "so-called Azerbaidjanian and Georgian republics". 7.8.1920 - 9.21.1920 Bainbrdige Cobby, N. Tcheidze, S. Gueguechkori, M. Djafaroff
  • 126. Georgian Minister of Foreign Affairs in Europe strengthens the activity of the Georgian Delegation. 7.25.1920 - 2.9.1921 Lord Curzon, Count Sforza, Millerand, Lloyd George, A. Briand, G. Leygues, A. Toptchibasheff, Aharonian, Jaspar, E. Gueguechkori, Counti Ishii
  • 127. Current account of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 8.1.1920 - 8.28.1920 I. Tsereteli, J. Gobechia, K. Gvardjaladze
  • Reel 95
  • 128. Telegrams received by the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 8.9.1920 - 11.15.1920 Gr. Lordkipanidze, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki
  • 129. Minutes of the sitting of Georgian diplomatic representatives abroad. Report of the Georgian Information Bureau. 8.17.1920 - 10.22.1920 E. Gueguechkori, I. Tsereteli, N. Tcheidze, K. Kandelaki, Vl. Voytinski
  • 130. Georgian Delegation requests acceptance into the League of Nations. 8.18.1920 - 9.22.1920 Lord Curzon, N. Tcheidze
  • 131. Current account of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 9.1.1920 - 9.23.1920 I. Tsereteli, N. Tcheidze
  • 132. Correspondence of the Georgian representatives abroad with Georgian and European governments. Draft of agreement concerning Batumi and railway from Armenia to the port. 9.25.1920 - 11.26.1920 Georges Leygues, E. Gueguechkori
  • 133. Diplomatic correspondence. Minutes of the sitting of Georgian representatives abroad. 9.27.1920 - 5.20.1921 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, Motta, A. Briand, A. Tchenkeli
  • Reel 96
  • 134. Current account of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 10.2.1920 - 11.3.1920 N. Tcheidze, Vl. Voytinski
  • 135. Georgian Delegation. Purchase of airplanes in Italy. 10.12.1920 - 1.18.1921
  • 136. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 10.25.1920 - 12.17.1920 N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori
  • 137. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 11.3.1920 - 2.9.1921 E. Gueguechkori, Count Ishii, Lord Curzon, Ph. Berthelot, A. Briand, Millerand, N. Tcheidze, G. Giolitti, G. Leygues
  • 138. Information about situation in Georgia, Azerbaidjan, and Armenia. 11.3.1920 - 2.20.1921 Kemal Pasha, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli
  • 139. Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. Diplomatic correspondence. 11.4.1920 - 3.19.1921 E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, Abel Chevalley
  • 140. Diplomatic correspondence with the League of Nations. 11.22.1920 - 1.30.1921 E. Gueguechkori, G. Leygues, Ph. Berthelot, A. Briand, H. Jaspar
  • 141. Telegrams received by the Georgian Delegation. 12.7.1920 - 8.3.1922 Catholicas Patriarch Ambroise
  • 142. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Delegation to the Peace Conference. 12.16.1920 - 12.31.1920 E. Gueguechkori, A. Millerand, G. Leygues.
  • 143. Diplomatic correspondence. Treaty with the Armenian Republic. 12.20.1920 - 1.13.1921 A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, General Denikin, G. Giolitti, S. Mamikonian, N. Ramishvili, S. Mdivani
  • 144. Information about Georgia given to the Lausanne Conference by the Georgian Delegation. 1.5.1921 - 1.29.1923 G. Tchicherin, A. Tchenkeli, G. Leygues
  • 145. Georgian Delegation's diplomatic activity and World War II. 1.29.1921 - 1941
  • Reel 97
  • 146. Congratulatory letters and telegrams after de jure recognition by the Grande Entente of Georgian independence. 1.30.1921 - 6.8.1928 V. Prokopovitch, A. Tchenkeli
  • 147. Inventory of the Georgian Economic Mission. January 1921

• Series: Georgian Diplomatic Representation in Paris: Box 31
  • 1. Correspondence of the Georgian Diplomatic Representation in Paris. 5.9.1919 - 11.28.1919 A. Tchenkeli, N. Tcheidze
  • 2. Commercial correspondence of the Georgian economic representative in Europe. 7.8.1919 - 8.13.1920
  • 3. Diplomatic correspondence in general, and with Congressman W. Chandler in particular. 10.18.1919 - 9.12.1921 H. Hoover, A. Tchenkeli, A. Toptchibasheff, N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori, W. Wilson, Admiral Kolchak, General Denikin, General Yudenitch, J. Cardinal Gibbons
  • 4. Diplomatic correspondence. 5.6.1920 - 1.7.1923 A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, O. Wardrop
  • 5. Activity of the Georgian Representative in Paris. 11.12.1920 - 12.11.1923 Raymond Poincaré, A. Henderson, G. Tchicherin, A. Tchenkeli, Eric Drummond, Lord Harding of Penshurst, Ph. Berthelot, General Weygand, Lord Curzon, A. Briand, A. Millerand
  • 6. Correspondence of the Georgian diplomatic representative in Paris with the Georgian legation in Warsaw. 11.18.1920 - 3.3.1924 N. Tcheidze, A. Tchenkeli, R. Donowski, Seida, N. Ramishvili, Prince Sapieha, I. Paderewski, Marechal Ratai, W. Sikorski
  • 7. Correspondence of the Georgian representative in Paris with the Georgian legation in Poland. 11.18.1920 - 6.2.1924 A. Tchenkeli, J. Salakaia, E. Gueguechkori
  • 8. Letters of protest against invasion of Georgia by Bolshevik troops. 12.9.1920 - 3.24.1921 A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, E. Beneš
  • 9. Official appointment of the Enjoy Extraordinary and the Minister Plenipotent to European countries. U.S. Senate about Georgia. 1.27.1921 - 4.23.1929 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli
  • 10. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian European Representative. Congratulatory correspondence after de-jure recognition of Georgia. 1.29.1921 - 12.21.1922 E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, Belisario Porras, Narciso Garay, Justin Barau, K. Ishii, C. Pusta, O. Grosvald, H. Jaspar, A. Briand, A. Aharonian, A. Toptchibasheff, Count E. Sapieha
  • Reel 98
  • 11. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian representative in Europe. 2.9.1921 - 4.4.1921 Lloyd George, A. Briand, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, Count Sforza, Lord Curzon, Baron Consugi Hayashi, H. Jaspar, Ph. Berthelot
  • 12. Diplomatic activity of the Georgian Representation in Europe. Joint declaration of the representatives of Armenia, Azerbaidjan, Northern Caucasus, and Georgia. 2.25.1921 - 2.23.1922 A. Briand, Raymond Poincaré, Ph. Berthelot, Bekir Samy Bey, Lloyd George, A. Aharonian, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchermoeff, A. Tchenkeli
  • 13. Congratulatory letters in connection with de-jure recognition of Georgia. 3.28.1921 - 8.26.1921 E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli
  • 14. Members of the diplomatic corps in Paris. 1.1.1922 - 12.25.1931

• Series: Georgian Legation in Rome: Box 32
  • Reel 100
  • 1. Georgian Legation in Rome. Detailed information about the situation in Georgia. 9.18.1919 - 9.15.1922 Count Sforza, Victor Emmanuel III, Shanzer, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori
  • 2. Diplomatic and commercial correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Rome. 10.4.1919 - 3.15.1921 N. Tcheidze, Colonel Gabba, E. Gueguechkori, Ch. Kautsky, Vl. Voytinski
  • 3. Interview with Georgian Minister of Foreign Affairs by Italian Press. Tract concerning exploitation of the Tkvarcheli coal mine by Italian firms. 10.15.1919 - 10.14.1920 E. Gueguechkori, R. Macdonald, Thomas Show, Mrs. Snowden, Renaudel, E. Vandervelde, C. Huysmans, Debrucker, Ch. Kautsky, General A. Denikin, Vl. Voytinski
  • 4. Information about the situation in Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaidjan, Dagestan, Kouban, Don in the possession of Georgian Legation in Rome. English Colonel Rolandson threatens Northern Caucasus. 10.21.1919 - 12.26.1919 E. Gueguechkori, General A. Denikin, G. Eradze, O. Wardrop, N. Jordania, Colonel Gabba, L. Karakhan, Ussubekoff, M. Gadjinski, Colonel Haskell, M. Djafaroff, General Briggs, K. Kandelaki, N. Nikoladze, W. Churchill, Lloyd George, General Corey, N. Tsintsadze, General G. Harbord
  • 5. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Rome. Memorandum about Cannes Conference to the Supreme Council by the Ukrainian Government in exile. 12.3.1919 - 6.22.1922 S. Petlura, I. Tsereteli, K. Sabakhtarishvili, N. Jordania, Petr Augustus Jay
  • 6. Georgian Legation's activity in Rome. Infomation about Caucasus and R.S.F.S.R. 12.22.1919 - 6.25.1920 E. Gueguechkori, G. Tchicherin, Husseinoff, N. Tcheidze, Ordjonikidze, S. Kiroff, Rakovski, General Cooke-Collis, General Luke, General Denikin, F. Khan-Khoiski
  • Reel 101
  • 7. Report of the head of the Georgian Mission in Italy. 1.7.1920 - 1.13.1920 K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • 8. Negotiations with the Italian Government and financial circles about concession of Tchiaturi manganese mine and reconstruction of the port of Poti. 3.14.1920
  • 9. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Rome. Minutes of conference of Georgian representatives abroad. 5.1.1920 - 10.6.1921 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, K. Kandelaki, Vl. Voytinski, E. Gueguechkori
  • 10. Georgian Legation in Rome. Port of Batumi returned to the Georgian Republic. 7.1.1920 - 2.12.1921 E. Gueguechkori, Com. Kh. Luke, Ogandjanian, S. Kiroff, A. Beksadian, K. Sabakhtarishvili, N. Ramishvili, G. Tchicherin
  • 11. Georgian Legation in Rome. Interview with the Georgian Minister Plenipotent in Europe by "Il Giornale d'Italia". 11.2.1920 - 6.23.1921 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, Count Sforza, Vl. Voytinski, Colonel Kautsky, N. Jordania, N. Khomeriki
  • 12. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Rome. 11.6.1920 - 12.2.1921 A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki, Count Sforza, Benito Mussolini, Kemal Pasha, K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • 13. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Rome. 11.15.1920 - 8.14.1923 Count Zamoisky, A. Tchenkeli, G. Tchicherin, A. Chevaley, A. Briand, E. Gueguechkori, Count Sforza, K. Kandelaki
  • Reel 102
  • 14. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Rome. 11.27.1920 - 9.9.1922
  • 15. Georgian Legation in Rome. Information about internal and external policy and the situation of Italy. Question of Fiume. 12.20.1920 - 1.10.1921 G. Giolitti, Benito Mussolini, V. Lenin, Wrangel, V. Orlando, Fr. Nitti, E. Venizelos
  • 16. Georgian Legation in Rome. Political situation in Italy. 12.20.1920 - 2.3.1921 G. Giolitti, B. Mussolini, Enver Pasha, P. Wrangel, Fr. Nitti, V. Lenin
  • 17. Diplomatic and commercial correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Rome. 3.19.1921 - 1.19.1922 A. Tchenkeli, Ch. Kautsky
  • 18. Information about invasion of Georgia by Russian and Turkish armies. 3.21.1921 - 1.4.1922 Gr. Ordjonikidze, N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli, Colonel Haskell E. Gueguechkori
  • 19. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Rome. Documents concerning Bolshevik preparation for invasion of Georgia under guise of friendship. 3.27.1921 - 12.26.1921 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, Vl. Lenin, R. Macdonald, Lloyd George, Count Sforza, G. Giolitti, G. Mattlotti

• Series: Georgian Legation in Berlin: Box 33
  • 1. Peace treaty between German Empire and Georgia. 5.28.1918 - 3.27.1919 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, General Von Lossoff, General Von Kress, N. Ramishvili, A. Tchenkeli
  • 2. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation with the German government. 6.6.1918 - 9.7.1918 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, H. Raouf, A. Tchenkeli, N. Ramishvili, M. Hadjinski, Halil Bey, Vehib Pasha, E. Rasoul-Zade, G. Gvazava, Gr. Rtskiladze
  • Reel 103
  • 3. Diplomatic correspondence with the Scandinavian countries. 6.8.1918 - 2.7.1919 Prince Carl of Sweden, Baron de Essen, General H. Harris, A. Tchenkeli, M. Tsereteli
  • 4. Georgian Diplomatic Mission in Germany. Diplomatic correspondence with the German Foreign Minister. 6.17.1918 - 6.23.1918 A. Tchenkeli, N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, I. Tsereteli, N. Tcheidze, Sp. Kedia
  • 5. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Berlin. 12.24.1918 - 9.28.1920 A. Tchenkeli, V. Akhmeteli
  • 6. Diplomatic and commercial letters and telegrams of the Georgian Legation in Berlin. 7.4.1919 - 10.29.1919 A. Tchenkeli, V. Akhmeteli, C. Huysmans, K. Gamsakhurdia
  • 7. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Berlin. Information concerning the situation of Georgian students. 2.16.1920 - 8.27.1921 N. Jordania, A. Toptchibasheff, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, General Mekhmandaroff, A. Tchenkeli, F. Khan-Khoiski, Krassin
  • Reel 104
  • 8. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Berlin. 2.21.1920 - 12.31.1920 K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • 9. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Berlin with the German government and representatives of other countries in Berlin. 9.8.1920 - 5.16.1922 Fr. Ebert, K. Kandelaki

• Series: Georgian Legation in Constantinople: Box 34
  • 1. Secret information concerning relations between R.S.F.S.R. and Kemal nationalist movement. 12.7.1918 - 11.27.1920 Mustapha Kemal Pasha, Leygues, E. Venizelos
  • 2. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Constantinople. 3.15.1919 - 2.25.1921 Pope Benoît XV, K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • 3. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Diplomatic Mission in Constantinople. 4.16.1919 - 9.30.1919 General Milne. Kemal Pasha, Rauf Bey, General A. Denikin, Lloyd George, Gr. Rtskhiladze
  • 4. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Constantinople. 6.28.1919 - 9.15.1919 E. Gueguechkori, M. Djafaroff, Admiral Kolchak
  • 5. Various correspondence received and sent by the Georgian Legation in Constantinople. Detailed report about international situation. 1.15.1920 - 12.29.1920 Lord Curzon, General Milne, N. Jordania, General Cooke-Collis, O. Wardrop, E. Gueguechkori, Admiral De-Robeck, Kemal Pasha, P. Wrangel
  • Reel 105
  • 6. Activity of the Georgian Diplomatic Mission in Constantinople. 1.19.1920 - 5.16.1920 E. Gueguechkori, Admiral De-Robeck, F. Khan-Khoiski, O. Wardrop, General A. Denikin, Gr. Rtskhiladze
  • 7. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Constantinople. 4.2.1920 - 6.10.1920 N. Jordania
  • 8. Correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Constantinople with the Georgian Foreign Ministry. 10.22.1920 - 2.22.1921 A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, Gr. Rtskhiladze
  • 9. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Constantinople. 10.26.1920 - 12.31.1921 R. Arsenidze, N. Ramishvili, Vl. Lenin, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 10. Documents concerning peace treaty with Turkey. 11.1.1920 - 11.9.1920 Vehib Bey, Halil Bey, N. Ramishvili, G. Gvazava, General Denikin
  • 11. Correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Constantinople with other Georgian lagations in Europe and with Georgia. 11.19.1920 - 1.3.1921 N. Jordania, A. Lomtatidze, G. Eradze
  • 12. Telegrams sent from Georgia during the Bolshevik invasion to the Georgian Legation in Constantinople. 2.20.1920 - 3.23.1921 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori

• Series: Georgian Legation in Berne: Box 35
  • 1. Declaration of Georgian independence. Law about military service. Peace treaty between Turkey and Armenia. 5.6.1918 - 12.6.1919 N. Jordania, Halil Bey, Vehib Pasha, A. Khatissoff, P. Kachaznuni, Papadjanoff, N. Ramishvili, A. Tchenkeli, I. Tsereteli
  • Reel 106
  • 2. Relations among Georgia, Ukraine, and Crimea. Petitions of Poles living in Georgia. 7.4.1918 - 6.30.1920
  • 3. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Berne with representatives of the United States in Berne. 11.4.1918 - 12.16.1918 Woodrow Wilson
  • 4. Memorandum about political and economic situation of Georgia sent to all foreign diplomats in Berne. November 1918 - 10.30.1920 I. Tsereteli, N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli
  • 5. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Berne. 12.17.1918 - 10.30.1920 N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori
  • 6. Correspondence with Georgian representatives in other countries. 1.27.1919 - 5.29.1920 N. Jordania
  • 7. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation with foreign diplomats in Berne. 2.3.1919 - 4.23.1920
  • 8. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Berne. 5.27.1919 - 9.13.1919
  • 9. Correspondence of the Georgian Legation with the Federal Political Department of Switzerland. 6.21.1919 - 11.10.1920 A. Tchenkeli
  • Reel 107
  • 10. Assurances of the Georgian government that interests and property of Swiss inhabitants in Georgia would be respected. 6.26.1919 - 1.31.1920 A. Tchenkeli
  • 11. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Berne. 9.9.1919 - 10.8.1920 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze.
  • 12. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Berne. 12.29.1919 - 6.7.1920
  • 13. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Berne with the Swiss Government. 1.15.1920 - 11.5.1920 G. Motta, S. Petlura
  • 14. Petition of the Georgian Legation to the International Bureau of the Universal Postal Union in Berne. 1.26.1920 - 11.10.1920
  • 15. Georgian Legation in Berne as the first source of information of Georgia's past and present political and economic situation. Defacto recognition of the Georgian Republic by the Grande Entente. 3.5.1920 - 4.3.1920 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, D. Husseinoff, General A. Denikin, General P. Wrangel, S. Ordjanikidze, Krassin, G. Kiroff, O. Wardrop, Lloyd George
  • Reel 108
  • 16. Correspondence of the Georgian Legation with the diplomatic representatives of Persia and Holland. 4.9.1920 - 8.6.1920
  • 17. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Berne. 9.21.1920 - 11.12.1920

• Series: Interrelations among Georgia, Northern Caucasus, Ukraine, Poland, Bielorussia, Baltic, and Scandinavian countries: Box 36
  • 1. Joint petition of representatives of Poland, Ukraine, and Lithuania. Report about Tuapse, State statistics. 6.3.1918 - 1.3.1919
  • 2. Treaty concluded between Ukraine and Georgia. Declaration of Bielorussia. 7.4.1918 - 12.5.1918 Gerbeli, S. Borodaevski, V. Tevzaia, J. Lossik, I. Sereda, N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili
  • 3. Appointment of diplomatic representatives to Ukraine, Kouban, Don, and other countires by the Georgian Government. 8.7.1918 - September 1918 Gr. Georgadze, K. Gvardjaladze, N. Ramishvili
  • 4. Resolution taken by the Georgian military not to participate in the Russian Civil War. Directives given by the Georgian Foreign Ministry to diplomats from Ukraine and other countries. 8.23.1918 - 1.13.1919
  • 5. Correspondence of Georgian consuls with the Ukrainian Administration. 9.20.1918 - 12.12.1921
  • 6. Correspondence of Georgian consuls with the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry. 10.28.1918 - 2.4.1919
  • 7. Immovable property abandoned in the Caucasus by the former Russian Administration after the Revolution. 12.3.1918 - 12.6.1918
  • Reel 109
  • 8. Review of relations with Moscow, Angora, Ukraine, Armenia, Northern Caucasus. Continuing battles between Ukraine and Denikin's army or Bolsheviks. 12.4.1918 - 1.15.1921 S. Petlura, General A. Denikin, A. Tchenkeli, S. Mdivani, E. Gueguechkori, I. Tsereteli, K. Kandelaki
  • 9. Overthrow of the government of Hetman Skoropodski. Descent of French and Russian Volunteer Armies onto Odessa. 12.25.1918 - 7.4.1919 Hetman Skoropadski
  • 10. Commercial and industrial negotiations between Georgian and Norwegian governments. 1.10.1919 - 12.30.1919
  • 11. Ukrainian Delegation to the Peace Conference. Ukrainian Press Bureau. 3.5.1919 - 10.13.1919 L. Trotskii, Rakovski, General A. Denikin, S. Petlura, Georges Clemenceau, Admiral Kolchak, Hetman Skoropadski, Vinnitchenko, Tchekovski, Ostapenko, G. Tchicherin, G. Sydorenko, J. Pilsudski, I. Paderewski
  • 12. Information about Finland, Estonia, Georgia, and Armenia. Interview with I. Tsereteli. 4.29.1919 I. Tsereteli, N. Tcheidze, Kerenski, P. Milukoff, Gouchkoff, Vl. Lenin, L. Trotskii.
  • 13. Latvian Delegation to the Peace Conference. Detailed information about Latvia's recent history. 5.5.1919 - 7.29.1919 M.K. Ulmanis, J. Tschakste, Z. Meierovics, Marechal Hindenburg, Von der Goltz, General Janin, General Harbord, W. Wilson, General A. Denikin.
  • 14. Estonian Delegation to the Peace Conference. Information about the Estonian Republic. 5.26.1919 - 7.15.1919 Georges Clemenceau, G. Tchicherin, S. Pusta
  • 15. Georgian Government protests invasion by the White Army of Northern Caucasus. Conference of representatives of Caucasian republics. 5.31.1919 - 2.12.1919 E. Gueguechkori, Colonel Gabba, Ph. Berthelot, G. Leygues, M. Skobeleff
  • 16. Affair of the Danish Consulate in Odessa. 7.12.1919 - 7.17.1919
  • 17. Armeno-Azerbaidjanian incidents. Activity of the Russian Political Committee in Poland. 7.20.1919 - 3.4.1921 General P. Wrangel, B. Savinkoff, Prince E. Sapieha, L. Debouckere, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, Admiral Kolchak, General A. Denikin, General Baratoff, General Beach
  • 18. Material concerning the activity of the Georgian Consulate in Odessa. 7.20.1919 - 8.16.1919
  • 19. Humanitarian activity of the Georgian consul in defense of the people arrested by the Police in Odessa. 7.28.1919 - 8.16.1919
  • 20. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian consulate in Odessa. July 1919 - 8.23.1919
  • 21. Meeting of representatives of Georgia and Azerbaidjan with the Supreme Council of the Peace Conference. Efforts to purchase arms and ammunition in Europe. 1.27.1920 - 5.12.1920 Georges Clemenceau, Lloyd George, Lord Curzon, W. Churchill, Fr. Nitti, Matzui, Marechal Foch, Field Marshal Wilson, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, A. Toptchibasheff, Bytch, General Denikin, St. Patek, J. Cambon
  • Reel 110
  • 22. Conditions of the peace treaty proposed to Poland by R.S.F.S.R. The Helsinki Conference. 1.29.1920 - 2.4.1920 Marshal J. Pilsudski, V. Ulianoff (Lenin), L. Trotskii, G. Tchicherin, L. Vasilevski, Vunol, Holsti, Brol, Tonnison, Birk, Z. Meierovics, Voicesco, Zaunis, E. Gueguechkori, L. Debruckere
  • 23. Efforts of the Georgian consul in Kharkoff to exclude Georgian citizens from mobilization into the White or Red Armies. 5.24.1921 - 6.17.1920 Rakovski
  • 24. Correspondence of the Polish representative with the Georgian Government. 6.30.1920 - 2.9.1921
  • 25. Report of the Georgian Social-Democratic Party to the International Congress in Geneva. 7.31.1920
  • 26. Diplomatic relations with Poland. 10.1.1920 - 1.24.1921 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, N. Khomeriki, Gr. Lordkipanidze, G. Eradze, E. Gueguechkori, R. Arsenidze
  • 27. Economic relations of Georgia with Europe. Reports of the situation in Georgia by delegates to the Second International. Outbreak of fighting between Bolsheviks and Georgia. 10.27.1920 - 2.19.1921 I. Paderewski, N. Jordania, R. Macdonald, E. Vandervelde, L. Debruckere, Ch. Kautski, C. Huysmans, Kemal Pasha, N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki
  • 28. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Mission in Poland. 11.5.1920 - 3.1.1921
  • 29. Correspondence among the Georgian representatives in European countries. 11.11.1920 - 3.9.1921 E. Gueguechkori, N. Tcheidze, M. Skobeleff, Vl. Voytinski, B. Savinkoff, Kemal Pasha
  • 30. Correspondence of the Georgian vice-consul in Armavir. 2.2.1921 - 2.7.1921
  • 31. Efforts to purchase arms in Europe. 3.2.1921 - 3.7.1921
  • 32. Information about the army and navy of the R.S.F.S.R. Appeal by General P. Krasnoff to the Cossacks. 10.17.1921

• Series: Georgia and Soviet Russia: Box 37
  • 1. Georgian diplomatic representative at the Ukrainian Soviet Republic 5.14.1918-5.3.1919 Kh. G. Rakovski, S. Tevsaia
  • 2. Delivery of the Georgian ships to Germany. Relations with the British Command 5.28.1918-4.29.1920 Gen. Von Kress, Ol Wardrop, E. Gueguechkori, V. Lenin, G. Zinoviev, A. Tchenkeli
  • 3. Report of the Georgian Representative in Moscow to the Minister of Foreign Affairs 9.24.1918-10.13.1919 Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, G. Tchicherin
  • 4. Diplomatic correspondence of the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Project of the Constitution 12.12.1918-10.26.1919 E. Gueguechkori, N. Jordania, S. Mdivani
  • 5. Conditions for cease-fire between Armenia and Georgia. Diplomatic correspondence with the R.S.F.S.R. and Allied Forces 12.22.1918-8.23.1920 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, V. Lenin, G. Tchicherin, Kh. Rakovksi, G. Makharadze, GR. Lordkipanidze, Col. Jordan, O. Wardrop, Lord Kerson, M. Tchokaeff
  • 6. Territory and borders of the Independent Georgia. The internal situation in Caucasus. Georgia and R.S.F.S.R. 5.5.1919-8.28.1920 Catholicos Patriarch Leonide, E. Gueguechkori, Gr. Lordkipanidze, S. Kiroff
  • 7. Economic-financial situation in Georgia. International alliance of cooperatives, League of Nations 8.6.1919-19th May, 1920 Leon Bourgeois
  • Reel 111
  • 8. Relations with the R.S.F.S.R. and sovietized Azerbaidjan. Treaty with the Independent Armenia. 11.7.1919-1.16.1921 Kh. Rakovski, G. Tchicherin, M. Guseinoff, A. Mukhtar, E. Gueguechkori, V. Lenin, O. Wardrop, S. Mdivani, N. Kartsivadze
  • 9. Appeal of G. Tchicherin to Georgia about common action against Gen. Denikin. Negotiations about the peace between R.S.F.S.R. and Georgia. 11.29.1919-7.19.1920 N. Jordania, Gueguechkori, Gen. Kolchak, Gen. Yudenitch, I. Tsereteli, A. Kerenski, M. Guseinoff
  • 10. Diplomatic Mission of Georgia in Rome. Appeal to the League of Nations. Sovietization of Azerbaidjan 12.5.1919-5.11.1920 N. Tcheidze, Gr. Lordkipanidze, A. Lomtatidze, E. Gueguechkori, N. Jordania, Gen. Kvinitadze, Gen. George Miln, Gen. Mdivani, M. Guseinoff
  • 11. Question of Sochi. Appeal of the inhabitants of the shore of the Black Sea to the Speaker of the British Parliament 12.20.1919-5.8.1920 Gen. Denikin, E. Gueguechkori
  • 12. Correspondence among themselves of the Georgian ministries and with the representatives abroad 2.28.1920-12.31.1920 N. Ramishvili, A. Tchenkeli, P. Tchichinadze, N. Kartsivadze
  • 13. Treaty of Peace between R.S.F.S.R. and Independent Georgia. 5.7.1920-6.5.1920 E. Gueguechkori, G. Tchicherin, Kemal Pasha, Khalil Pasha, O. Wardrop, Col. Gabba, MR. Martelle, L. Karakhan, Gr. Uratadze, N. Kartsivadze, G. Pahava
  • Reel 112
  • 14. Additional Treaty with R.S.F.S.R. and Georgia about the Soviet Azerbaidjan. Notification about Treaty of the Representatives of Allied Forces 5.7.1920-7.2.1920 E. Gueguechkori, S. Kiroff, L. Karakhan, Gr. Uratadze, Col. Luke, Col. Gabba, Mr. Martelle
  • 15. About the concluded treaties with Russia and Azerbaidjan. Agreement concerning the arriving ships from the ports of R.S.F.S.R. 5.7.1920-12.16.1920 V. Lenin, E. Gueguechkori, G. Tchicherin, N. Kartsivadze
  • 16. Strained relations between Georgian Government and British General-Governor Cooke Collis. Trade and transit agreement between Azerbaidjan and Georgia. 5.23.1920-7.30.1920 N. Kartsivadze, C. Kiroff, M. Guseinoff, Gr. Lordkipanidze, T. Beksadian, S. Mamikonian, K. Sabakhtarishvili, S. Mdivani, O. Wardrop, Gen. Denikin, Gen. Holmann, Gen. Briggs, Gen. Baratoff, Col. Luke, Gen. Cooke Colliss
  • 17. Diplomatic Representation of the R.S.F.S.R. in Tbilisi. Subversive activity of the Russian Representation against Georgia. 6.6.1920-8.23.1920 E. Gueguechkori, L. Karakhan, S. Kiroff, G. Tchicherin
  • 18. Correspondence between Georgian Government and the Diplomatic Representation of the R.S.F.S.R. 6.23.1920-11.11.1920 K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • 19. Joined sitting of the mixed Russian-Georgian commission about military guarantees. 6.26.1920-7.24.1920 S. Mdivani, L. Ruser
  • 20. Acts of hostility from the side of British Command blowing up the Batumi fortresses before departure of the British troops. Mutual recrimination of the Representation of R.S.F.S.R. and Georgian Government. 6.30.1920-11.18.1920 E. Gueguechkori, S. Kiroff, P. Tchichinadze, S. Mdivani
  • 21. Correspondence between Georgia and Representations of the R.S.F.S.R. and Socialist Soviet Republic of Azerbaidjan 7.3.1920-8.23.1920 E. Gueguechkori, G. Tchicherin, S. Kiroff, Gr. Lordkipanidze, N. Tcheidze, Gr. Rtskhiladze, Vl. Akhmeteli
  • 22. Memorandum of the Georgian Government to the Spa Conference. 7.8.1920-11.15.1920 K. Sabakhtarishvili, A. Sheiman, M. Guseinoff
  • 23. Again about the Russian-Georgian mixed commission of the military guarantees. Delivery of Batumi and its district to the Georgia by the British Command 7.9.1920-8.10.1920 S. Mdivani, K. Sabakhtarishvili, Gen. Zakhariadze, E. Gueguechkori
  • 24. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Foreign Ministry. 8.6.1920-12.2.1920 K. Sabakhtarishvili, S. Kiroff
  • Reel 113
  • 25. Correspondence of the Georgian Foreign Ministry with Georgian diplomatic representatives abroad 8.28.1920-1.21.1921 E. Gueguechkori, N. Jordania, A. Lomtatidze, V. Djugeli, A. Tchenkeli
  • 26. Political and economical situation in Georgia. Liquidation of the Georgian consulate in Batumi 8.28.1920-11.19.1920 E. Gueguechkori, Haidar Beg Abashidze, S. Kiroff, N. Ramishvili
  • 27. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Foreign Ministry. Invasion of Armenia by the Kemalist troops. Strained relations between Georgia and the Soviet Azerbaidjan 10.11.1920-1.23.1921 E. Gueguechkori, N. Jordania, Kemal Pasha, S. Kiroff, T. Beksadian, M. Guseinoff
  • 28. Diplomatic correspondence among Armenia, Azerbaidjan, R.S.F.S.R. and Independent Georgia 10.13.1920-11.18.1920 T. Beksadian, Gen. Zakhariadze, S. Mdivani, K. Sabakhtarishvili, Gen. Karaloff, Ussubakoff, A. Khatissian, S. Mamikonian, Gen. Beach, Kemal Pasha, G. Tchicherin
  • 29. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Foreign ministry 10.18.1920-12.28.1920
  • 30. Relations between R.S.F.S.R. and Independent Georgia 10.22.1920-January 1921 A. Sheinman
  • Reel 114
  • 31. Georgian diplomatic representatives in various European countries 11.13.1920
  • 32. Sovietization of Armenia. Strained political relations between R.S.F.S.R. and Georgia 12.4.1920-12.15.1920 K. Sabakhtarishvili, Gen. Karaloff, Gen. Karabekir Kiazim, Kemal Pasha, Kasian, A. Sheinman
  • 33. Diplomatic correspondence between the Representative of R.S.F.S.R. in Tbilisi and the Georgian Government 1.16.1921-1.27.1921 K. Sabakhtarishvili, A. Sheinman, Kemal Pasha, E. Gueguechkori, G. Tchicherin, A. Tchenkeli, G. Makharadze, Gen. Sumbatoff
  • 34. Arrival to Georgia of the Diplomatic Representative of Germany. Invasion into Georgia of the Russian bolshevik troops 1.22.1921-2.24.1921 A. Lomtatidze, Rauscher, N. Jordania, A. Sheinman, Gen. Zakhariadze
  • 35. Subversive political activity of the Diplomatic Representation of R.S.F.S.R. in Georgia. The foreign consulates in Batumi busy with speculation 1.26.1921
  • 36. Negotiations about a Peace between Georgia and by Russian bolsheviks' installed Georgian Revkom 3.17.1921 Gr. Lordkipanidze, A. Enukidze, A. Dgebuadze, M. Orakhelashvili, Sh. Eliava, D. Sharashidze

• Series: Georgia under Soviet Occupation Legation in Paris: Boxes 38, 39, 40, 41, 42
  • 1. Memoranda of Georgia alone and together with other Caucasian republics to the Allied Powers and League of Nations demanding withdrawal of Russian and Turkish troops from Georgia and the Caucasus. 3.23.1931 - 10.6.1922 R. Poincaré, A. Briand, Lloyd George, Sir Eric Drummond, Ph. Berthelot, E. Gueguechkori, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Aharonian, A. Tchenkeli, A. Chermoeff
  • 2. Correspondence of the Georgian Association and Consulate in Kharbin with the Georgian Legation in Paris. 3.26.1921 - 8.4.1923 A. Tchenkeli
  • 3. Georgian Government in exile protests Russian invasion and occupation of Georgia. 4.7.1921 - 7.18.1921 N. Michida, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, V. Voytinski, Milenko R. Vesnitch, St. Osuski, Earl Curzon of Kedleston, J. Jaspar, Z. Meierovics, I. Tsereteli, Ph. Berthelot, Maurice Zamoyski, Maximiliano Ibanez, A. Shulgin
  • 4. List of states extending de jure recognition to Georgia. 4.8.1921 - 12.30.1921 A. Briand, A. Tchenkeli, A. Shulgin, A. Chevalley, E. Gueguechkori, Marechal Foch, Millerand, N. Jordania
  • 5. Affair of the Manganese Association "Chemo-Temo" and "Gelsenkirchener Gesellschaft". 4.14.1921 - 5.19.1921 A. Tchenkeli, N. Nikoladze
  • 6. Former President of Georgia speaks to the French Senate. 4.21.1921 - 2.2.1923 N. Jordania, Abel Chevalley, A. Tchenkeli
  • Reel 115
  • 7. Negotiations with representatives of Armenia, Azerbaidjan, and Northern Caucasus about joint front against Russian Bolsheviks. 4.26.1921 - 6.7.1921 N. Jordania, L. Blum, P. Renaudel, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki
  • 8. Joint declaration of the Caucasian Republics about Russian and Turkish occupation of Caucasian territories. 6.10.1921 A. Aharonian, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchenkeli, A. Tchermoeff
  • 9. Minutes of the meeting of representatives of four Caucasian republics with A. Briand. Speech of former Georgian President before the Socialist Conference in Brussels. 6.22.1921 - 7.9.1921 A. Briand, N. Jordania, Colonel Haskell, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Aharonian, A. Tchermoeff, Z. Avaloff, A. Tchenkeli
  • 10. Decision to publish Konstantin Bal'mont's Russian translation of the Georgian poem "The Man in the Tiger's Skin". 7.16.1921 - 11.26.1931
  • 11. Current account of the Georgian legations abroad. 8.1.1921 - 1.23.1922 A. Tchenkeli
  • 12. Current account of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 8.2.1921 - 2.16.1922 A. Tchenkeli
  • 13. Correspondence among Georgian legations abroad about their expenses for the current year. 8.5.1921 - 2.18.1922 A. Tchenkeli, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili
  • 14. Relief work in Russia, including the Republics of Armenia, Azerbaidjan, and Georgia. Second Assembly of the League of Nations. 8.11.1921 - 1.27.1932 President Motta, Dr. Nansen, Lord R. Cecil, A. Tchenkeli, A. Briand, A. Aharonian, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchermoeff, Sir Eric Drummond, E. Gueguechkori, Joseph Nouleus, Léon Delacroix, Vl. Voytinski, N. Jordania, C. Huysmans.
  • 15. Joint declaration of the republics of Ukraine, Azerbaidjan, Northern Caucasus, and Georgia. League of Nations is asked to protest Russian occupation of Georgia. 8.25.1921 - 7.26.1925 A. Toptchibasheff, H. Bammatte, Prokopovitch, N. Ramishvili, Lloyd George, A. Briand, A. Tchenkeli, N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, V. Kharlamoff, A. Chevalley, Chautemps, A. Shulgin, E. Vandervelde, C. Huysmans, DeBrouckere.
  • Reel 116
  • 16. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in exile with various foreign institutions. 9.5.1921 - 12.15.1921 R. Poincaré, A. Millerand, A. Briand, L. Barthou, Paul Boncour, A. Tchenkeli, Anatole France, L. Bytch
  • 17. Correspondence of the Paris Legation with several private persons and institutions. 9.23.1921 - 12.33.1921 A. Tchenkeli, A. Shulgin
  • 18. Founding of the "Friends of Georgia" in Paris and the "International Association for Georgia" in Geneva. 10.13.1921 - 4.23.1925 Jean Martin, Abel Chevalley, Princesse A. Murat, Prince A. Murat, Princesse de Broglie, C. Huysmans
  • 19. Current account of the Paris Legation. 10.28.1921 - 2.16.1922 A. Millerand, N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli
  • 20. Appeal to the Supreme Council by the Caucasian governments in exile to include their countries in European economic relief as entities distinct from Russia. 12.30.1921 - December 1922 N. Jordania, Bonomi, A. Tchenkeli, L. Barthou, E. Gueguechkori, G. Tchicherin, R. Poincaré
  • 21. Appeal of Georgian Committee of Independence to League of Nations. Efforts of Legation and Government in exile to interest European powers in the fate of Georgia under Russian rule. 1.3.1922 - 12.20.1923 R. Poincaré, Sir Eric Drummond, Count Ishii, N. Jordania, E. Herriot, A. Chevalley, Generel Weygand, Marechal Foch, Marquis Della Torretta, R. Pusta, A. Briand, Lord Curzon, Lloyd George, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli
  • Reel 117
  • 22. Letters and telegrams received and sent by the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.2.1922 - 7.28.1922 A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, Vl. Voytinski, I. Tsereteli, N. Khomeriki, N. Ramishvili
  • 23. Miscellaneous letters and telegrams of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.3.1922 - 8.23.1923 N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki
  • 24. Information about the economic situation in Azerbaidjan. Report of Azerbaidjan Delegation to the Peace Conference to the Geneva International Conference. Meeting of the Representatives of the Caucasian Democratic Republics. 1.4.1922 - A. Khatissian, Berzadian, A. Toptchibasheff, Magneramoff, A. Tchermoeff, H. Bammatt, A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki, B. Savinkoff, E. Gueguechkori, R. Poincaré, A. Aharonian, A. Briand, S. Mdivani, Lord Curzon, Lord Harding of Penshurst, Count Sforza
  • 25. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris with representatives of foreign countries. 1.7.1922 - 12.22.1922 A. Tchenkeli, A. Briand, E. Gueguechkori, Camille Chautemps, O. Grosvald
  • 26. Diplomatic correspondence conducted by the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.9.1922 - 7.22.1922 R. Poincaré, A. Briand, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, A. Millerand, Count Sforza, E. Vandervelde, N. Ramishvili, N. Khomeriki, K. Kandelaki, B. Tchikvishvili, A. Chevalley, General Weygand, I. Tsereteli, S. Herriot
  • 27. French Committee of the Black and Caspian Seas. Appeals of the Russian national organizations to the peoples, their governments, the Pope, and all religious associations. 1.10.1922 - 12.3.1922 A. Tchenkeli, A. Guchkoff, G. Alexinski, E. Gueguechkori
  • 28. Dossier of payments. 1.18.1922 - 2.16.1922 A. Tchenkeli, K. Sabakhtarishvili, N. Tcheidze
  • 29. Partial account of expenses from January 1922 to 1923 of the Georgian legations. January 1922 - 1923
  • 30. Correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris with the military institutions of France. 2.3.1922 - 10.22.1930 A. Tchenkeli
  • 31. Partial account of expenses of Georgian representatives abroad. 2.4.1922 - 2.15.1922
  • 32. Expenses of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 2.11.1922 - 1.1.1929 A. Tchenkeli, General G. Kvinitadze
  • 33. Current account of the Georgian legations abroad. 2.20.1922 - July 1922 A. Tchenkeli, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 34. Conferences at Cannes and Genoa. Georgian reservations concerning proposed resolutions with Bolsheviks in Cannes. 2.20.1922 - 8.3.1922 A. Tchenkeli, A. Toptchibasheff, S. Mdivani, Celesia di Vegliaeco, H. Jaspar, Barrere, Hayashi, Cecil Hurst, M. Litvinoff, A. Joffe, G. Tchicherin, O. Grosvald, Lord Curzon, N. Jordania, Min. Shanzer
  • Reel 118
  • 35. Protest by Union of Teachers and Union of Students against Russian occupation of Georgia sent to the free world by Georgian Socialist-Revolutionary Party. 3.11.1922 - 3.20.1922 A. Mdivani, G. Tchicherin
  • 36. Diplomatic activity of the Georgian Legation in Paris. Memoranda sent to the Occidental Powers concerning occupation of Georgia by Russian Bolsheviks. 3.21.1922 - 6.8.1922 Albert Thomas, Min. Shanzer, A. Khatissian, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchermoeff, A. Tchenkeli, R. Poincaré, Viscount Ishii, N. Jordania, N. Khomeriki, C. Enckell, S. Mdivani, A. Briand, Milosh, M.T. Herrick, Prince Chica
  • 37. Memorandum of Patriarch Catholicos of Georgia Ambrosio to the Genoa Conference. Historical review of Georgia. Appeal from occupied Georgia. 4.10.1922 - 10.5.1922 Count Sforza, C. Shanzer, A. Aharonian, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, R. Poincaré, Dunart, Catholicos Ambrosio, H. Jaspar, Hayashi, Cecil Hurst
  • 38. Memoranda stressing importance of Caucasus and, especially, Georgia for peace in Asia Minor. 5.10.1922 - 8.1.1922
  • 39. Expenses of Georgian legations abroad. July 1922 - 8.12.1922 A. Tchenkeli, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 40. Current account of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 7.19.1922 - 12.30.1922
  • 41. Diplomatic activity of Georgian Legation in Paris. 8.5.1922 - 12.20.1922 A. Tchenkeli, R. Poincaré, Count Perretti de la Rocca, G. Narutowicz, R. Vansittart, Count Zamoyski, Min. Maginot, V. Antonesco, Viscount Ishii, Lord Harding of Penshurst, Min. Dunant, W. Mayer, Myron Herrick, O. Grosvald, Ch. Pusta
  • Reel 119
  • 42. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 8.30.1922 - 6.13.1932 A. Tchenkeli, P. Renaudel
  • 43. Memoranda of the Georgian Legation about the Lausanne Peace Conference. 10.5.1922 - 12.21.1923 A. Tchenkeli, G. Tchicherin, R. Massigli, Lord Harding of Penshurst
  • 44. Joint resolution of the U.S. Congress to appoint a diplomatic representative to the National Republic of Georgia (3.11.1926). Memoranda about Georgia under Russian occupation. 11.8.1922 - 12.5.1932 R. Poincaré, E. Herriot, G. Tchicherin, R. Massigli, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, N. Ramishvili, Min. Hymans, Pierre Laval, A. Tchenkeli, André Tardieu, Fr. Adler, L. Martoff, F. Dzierzynski, Frank B. Kellogg, Austin Chamberlain, E. Takaishvili, V. Lenin, L. Trotskii, A. Chevalley
  • 45. Correspondence among members of exiled Georgian Government about the Lausanne Conference. 12.4.1922 - 5.26.1924 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, N. Khomeriki, K. Kandelaki, N. Tsintsadze
  • 46. Diplomatic activity of the Georgian Legation in Paris. German memorandum. 12.16.1922 - 12.28.1923 A. Tchenkeli, A. Millerand, Dunant, G. Tchicherin, W. Mayer
  • 47. Current account of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.3.1923 - 3.23.1923 A. Tchenkeli
  • 48. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.17.1923 - 12.11.1923 R. Poincaré, Min. Barrere, R. Dmowski, Myron Herrick, Perretti de la Rocca, M. Dunant, Min.Hymans, Count Zamoyski, Marquis de Grene, R. Avezzana, A. Millerand, Luis Bemberg, Prince Samad Khan Montasses Seltaneh, A. Quezada, L. von Hoesch, Lord Crewe, Prince Charoon, A.M. Tarzi, Fr. Koranyi, M. Spalaikovitch, A. Tchenkeli
  • Reel 120
  • 49. Minutes of the meeting of the Georgian United Front in exile. Reports about activities of the Georgian legations abroad. 1.23.1923 - 1.23.1936 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, S. Mdivani, A. Assatiani, K. Gvardjaladze, Lloyd George
  • 50. Documents concerning expenses of the Legation in Paris for April, May, and June 1923. 4.1.1923 - 6.30.1923
  • 51. Appeal to League of Nations by Georgian Independence Committee about atrocities committed by Russian Bolsheviks in Georgia. Information about treaties concluded by occupied Transcaucasian countries. 5.25.1923 G. Tchicherin, F. Dzierzynski, A. Harriman, A. Mravian, Sh. Eliava, Muhtar Bey, B. Shahtakhtinski
  • 52. Receipts for expenses of the Paris Legation for three months. 7.1.1923 - 9.26.1923 A. Tchenkeli
  • 53. Discussion in European press about true situation in Georgia under Soviet domination. 7.16.1923 - 8.20.1923 A. Henderson, Krassin, J. Berzin, Rothstein, Coates, Patriarch Catholicos Ambrosius, A. Tchenkeli
  • 54. Appeals and memoranda about Georgia to world forum. 7.28.1923 - 1.3.1924 A. Tchenkeli, G. Tchicherin, A. Romanos, L. Blum, Pierre Renaudel, E. Herriot, R. Arsenidze, J. Gobechia, Jean Martin, N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori, I. Tsereteli, N. Ramishvili, General Szpakowski, Cardinal Dubois, Asquith, Baldwin, Cardinal Gaspari, Marquis de Crewe
  • 55. Expenses of the Georgian Paris Legation. 10.1.1923 - 12.28.1923 A. Tchenkeli
  • Reel 121
  • 56. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian Government in exile in Paris. 10.20.1923 - 8.27.1924 N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, K. Tcheidze, A. Tchenkeli, R. Arsenidze, G. Tsintsabadze, B. Tchikvishvili, K. Sabakhtarishvili, N. Tsintsadze, C. Huysmans
  • 57. Memorandum to the Secretary General of the Second International. 10.25.1923 Tom Show, Fr. Adler, A. Henderson
  • 58. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris. Problems of the Christian Church. 11.9.1923 - 11.26.1923 A. Tchenkeli, Metropolitan Germanos, Metropolitan Callistrate, Archbishop Photius II, Patriarch Catholicos Ambrosius, Catholicos of Iberia Christophe
  • 59. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.2.1924 - 12.16.1924 A. Tchenkeli, Anatole France, Myron Herrick, N. Jordania, President Motta, E. Herriot, S. Pusta, A. Millerand
  • 60. Diplomatic activity of the Georgian Legation in Paris. Rejection of war among themselves by Ukraine, Azerbaidjan, Northern Caucasus, and Armenia. 2.18.1924 - 8.28.1928 Frank B. Kellogg, A. Tchenkeli, V. Prokopovitch, S. Petlura, A. Khatissian, A. Toptchibasheff, H. Bamatt.
  • 61. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 3.18.1924 - 12.2.1925 A. Tchenkeli, Jean Martin, E. Herriot, Catholicos Ambrosius
  • 62. Current account of the Georgian Paris Legation. 4.2.1924 - 6.27.1924 K. Kandelaki, E. Gueguechkori, K. Sabakhtarishvili, A. Tchenkeli
  • 63. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 6.6.1924 - 4.26.1926 A. Tchenkeli, S. Mdivani, K. Gvardjaladze, K. Kandelaki, E. Gueguechkori, Senator Copeland, Count Chlapowski, N. Jordania, R. Macdonald
  • 64. Current account of the Paris Legation. 7.1.1924 - 12.31.1924
  • Reel 122
  • 65. Correspondence concerning arrangement of Georgian officers and young men in military institutions in France. 7.3.1924 - 2.25.1931 A. Briand, E. Herriot, August Zaleski, Miroslaw Arciszewski, Marszal J. Pilsudski, Paul Painlevé, A. Tchenkeli, Gen. Nollet
  • 66. General uprising in Georgia against Russian domination. Appeal to conscience of the civilized world. Events preceeding and following uprising. 8.11.1924 - 9.25.1924 V. Djugeli, Ch.L. d'Espinay de Briort, N. Jordania, Pierre Renaudel, E. Herriot, President Motta, N. Khomeriki, B. Tchikvishvili, L. De Brouckère.
  • 67. Appeal by Georgian Social-Democrats to all Socialist parties and Workmen's Syndicates. Georgia's international statute. Address to League of Nations. Harriman's contract with Russia. 9.11.1924 - 9.18.1924 N. Jordania, K. Gvardjaladze, K. Sabakhtarishvili, K. Kandelaki, G. Tchicherin, F. Dzierzynski, A. Harriman
  • 68. Documents concerning expenses of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 12.22.1924 - 3.1.1925 A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki
  • 69. Diplomatic activity of the Georgian Paris Legation. 1.9.1925 - 12.26.1927 A. Tchenkeli, Sen. Copeland, A. Morales
  • 70. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.23.1925 - 6.12.1933 A. Tchenkeli, Otto Günther, Pierre Laval, A. Tardieu, Albert Lebrun, A. Oldenburg, J. Paul-Boncour, R. Herrera, E. Herriot, A. Briand, St. Osusky, Rykoff, G. Tchicherin, Rokovski, L. Kao, Frank Kellog, Ph. Berthelot, V. Prokopovitch, Sir Eric Drummond, Aly Fethy Bey, Prince Samad Khan Montazos Saltaneh, R. Avezzana, G. Enckell, Viscount Ishii, Von Horsh, C. Diamandy, A. Tchermoeff, M. Arciszweski, J. Lukasiewicz, D. Vacznadze
  • 71. Current account of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 5.2.1925 - 6.4.1925
  • Reel 123
  • 72. Series of articles and broadcasts about Georgian national aspirations and Russian domination. 7.26.1925 - 2.23.1957 K. Kandelaki, G. Uratadze
  • 73. Expenses of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 7.29.1925 - 9.1.1925 A. Tchenkeli
  • 74. Material concerning the situation of Georgian refugees in France. 8.6.1925 - 2.28.1931 I.I. Johnson
  • 75. Expenses of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 10.2.1925 - 12.7.1925 A. Tchenkeli
  • 76. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.14.1926 - 6.30.1939 A. Tchenkeli, M. Tokaeff, N. Jordania, Count von Welczeck, E. Herriot, Pierre Laval, Benito Mussolini, A. Khatissian, Paul Hymans, J. Salakia, E. Gueguechkori
  • 77. Current account of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 3.26.1926 - April 1926 A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki
  • 78. Dossier of accounts of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 7.2.1926 - 12.22.1926 A. Tchenkeli
  • Reel 124
  • 79. Current account of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.1.1927 - 6.30.1927 A. Tchenkeli
  • 80. Current account of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 7.1.1927 - 12.31.1927 A. Tchenkeli
  • 81. Current account of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.1.1928 - 12.31.1928 A. Tchenkeli
  • 82. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.3.1928 - 12.26.1929 A. Tchenkeli, N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, Tsalikatty Ahmed, E. Gueguechkori, Jean Martin, Abel Chevalley, A. Tchermoeff, T. Holowko
  • Reel 125
  • 83. Diplomatic activity of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.3.1928 - 12.26.1931 A. Tchenkeli, Paul Doumer, Pred. Doumergue, V. Prokopovitch
  • 84. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 7.23.1928 - 5.2.1929 E. Gueguechkori, Abel Chevalley, Princess Achille Murat
  • 85. Current account of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.3.1929 - 12.31.1929 A. Tchenkeli
  • 86. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.2.1930 - 12.28.1931 A. Tchenkeli, K. Sabakhtarishvili, Paul Doumer, Pierre Etienne Flandin, G. Gvazava, Princess Achille Murat, St. Siedlecki, President Hipoloti Irigoyen, Federico Alvarez de Toledo
  • Reel 126
  • 87. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 6.3.1930 - 11.30.1932 A. Tchenkeli, E. Takaishvili, A. Briand, A. Shulgin, N. Jordania, G. Gvazava
  • 88. Passport issuance or renewal for Georgian citizens by the Georgian Legation. 1.2.1931 - 12.14.1931
  • 89. Distribution of forms to Georgian citizens for biographical data. 1.6.1931 - 4.22.1932
  • 90. Material concerning debates at international conferences about the Georgian problem, its part and present situation under Russian rule. 5.4.1931 - 9.31.1931 N. Jordania, R. Poincaré, Pierre Laval, Paul Boncour, E. Herriot, Pierre Renaudel, Louis Barthose, A. Briand, G. Tchicherin, A. Tchenkeli, Lloyd George, R. Massigli, E. Gueguechkori
  • 91. Current account of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.1.1932 - 12.31.1932 A. Tchenkeli
  • 92. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.7.1932 - 2.10.1933 A. Tchenkeli, Paul Boncour, A. Briand, V. Koo, Paul Doumer, Ilias Bey Vrioni
  • Reel 127
  • 93. List of members of the Diplomatic Corps in Paris. 7.15.1932
  • 94. Material concerning the affair of Mr. G. Gamkrelidze. 8.21.1933 - 6.28.1933 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, Ip. Kedia, G. Gvazava, R. Arsenidze, V. Nosadze, Paul Boncour, A. Briand, Ph. Berthelot, A. Tchenkeli
  • 95. Diplomatic activity of the Georgian Legation in Paris. Appeals, memoranda to the world powers. The Armenian press in America. 9.21.1933 - 1.15.1940 A. Tchenkeli, V. Prokopovitch, Ch. Rakovski, Camille Huysmans, P. Klimas, E. Herriot, Marius Moutet, N. Jordania, P. De Fouquieres; Min. Hymans, J. Stalin, L. Beria, S. Vracian
  • 96. Material concerning the students' Relief Committee. 1934
  • 97. Diplomatic correspondence of the Paris Legation. 12.22.1934 - 5.15.1935 N. Jordania, E. Vandervelde, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, Paul Hymans, Pierre Laval, E. Herriot, Van Zeeland, A. Briand, Min. Blanchet, Rykoff, Nansen
  • Reel 128
  • 98. Speeches, letters, and articles about the Independence of Georgia. 5.1.1935 - 4.8.1939 N. Jordania, Jean Martin, A. Tchenkeli, J. Pilsudski, F. Kerenski

• Series: The Georgian Legation in Constantinople External: Box 43
  • Reel 128
  • 1. Evacuation of ships and wares from Batumi to Constantinople. Negotiations with European countries to admit Georgian cadets to their military schools. Cessation of American help. 3.9.1921 - 5.23.1921 E. Gueguechkori, Abel Chevalley, K. Kandelaki, K. Gvardjaladze, V. Cernutti
  • 2. Correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Constantinople with representatives of foreign powers. 3.15.1921 - 5.28.1921 A. Briand, K. Kandelaki, K. Sabakhtarishvili, E. Gueguechkori
  • 3. Report of financial-economic stiuation of Georgian Legation in Constantinople to Legation in Paris. Projected budget for the year 1922. 3.28.1921 - 6.17.1921 N. Jordania, K. Kandelaki, G. Eradze, B. Tchikvishvili, P. Surguladze, M. Tsereteli
  • 4. Contents of conversation of President Jordania with Aristid Briand. 6.2.1921 N. Jordania, A. Briand, A. Millerand, Fr. Ebert, W. Rathenau, R. Poincaré, Vl. Akhmeteli
  • 5. Diplomatic activity of the Georgian Legation in Constantinople. Memoranda about the oppression reigning in Georgia under the domination of Russian bolsheviks. 6.10.1921 - 6.26.1922 Mr. Knol, A. Henderson, S. Ordjonikidze, G. Kamenieff, N. Bukharin, J. Stalin. V. Lenin, K. Gvardjaladze, Marquis Garonni
  • 6. Report about the Georgian question among European working classes. 6.23.1921 - 7.7.1921 Vl. Voytinski, Th. Shaw, R. Macdonald, Philipp Snowden, Camille Huysmans, Lansberi, N. Jordania, Krassin, K. Kautski, P. Renaudel, Martoff, Adler, L. DeBrouckere, I. Dashinski, Dr. Nansen, Jean Martin, V. Akhmeteli, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili
  • 7. Persecution of population by Bolshevik Regime. Cipher letters. Military information about Russian troops. 8.22.1921 - 9.28.1921
  • 8. Reimbursement of former members of the people's guard. Expenses connected with sustaining refugees in Constantinople. August 1921 - 12.31.1922 V. Djugeli
  • 9. Meetings of Georgian Political Commission in Constantinople with representatives of Cossacks from Don, Kuban, and Terek. 9.20.1921 - 6.29.1922
  • 10. General information about R.S.F.S.R. and occupied Georgia. Leaders of Bolshevik Russia. 9.28.1921 - 2.12.1922 V. Lenin, L. Trotskii, G. Zinoviev, N. Bukharin, J. Stalin-Djugashvili, Krassin, Kamenieff, Lunacharski, M. Kalinin, Rykoff, Raknovski
  • 11. Borders of Soviet Armenia and Soviet Georgia. Problem of railway communication. 10.15.1921 - 1.31.1922
  • 12. Joint council of representatives of Caucasian countries in Constantinople debates projects and activity of Russian monarchist organizations in Balkans and Constantinople. 11.28.1921 - 7.27.1922 K. Khomeriki, A. Tsalikoff, K. Gvardjaladze, Khasmamedoff, Sheikh ul Islamoff, Araratian, Davidkhanian, A. Kantemir, V. Djugeli, Grand Duke Nikolai Nikolaevich, General Denikin, General Wrangel, General Krasnoff, General Miller, General Baratoff, Vracian, L. Trotskii, S. Shamal, General Iudenitch, V. Lenin
  • Reel 129
  • 13. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Constantinople. Appeal by General Krasnoff to the Cossacks. 12.16.1921 - 12.20.1922 A. Tchenkeli, K. Gvardjaladze, Agaronian, Refet Pasha, Barton, Baranowski, J. Pilsudski, General Krasnoff
  • 14. Activity of Georgian representation in Constantinople. Correspondence with Georgian Legation in Paris, Genoa, and Lausanne Conferences. 7.22.1922 - March 1923 E. Herriot, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, General Pele, I. Tsereteli, R. Poincaré, R. Macdonald, Krassin, Rakovski, A. Henderson, Lord Curzon, A. Briand, Lloyd George, R. Massigli, Léon Blum, N. Jordania, G. Tchicherin, Bonarlow, Min. Barrere
  • 15. Information about situation in Georgia. Mass executions in Georgia. Hunger strike by patients in hospital. Appeal to Georgian people by leader of rebellion against Russians. 8.4.1922 - December 1922 Kakutsa Tcholokashvili, A. Tchenkeli, Ramsay Macdonald, Ph. Makharadze, Martoff, L. Trotskii, E. Vandervelde, L. DeBrouckere, K. Kautski, Sheidemann, Hilferding, Adler, O. Bauer, Turatti
  • 16. Activity of Georgian Legation in Constantinople. Memorandum to League of Nations. 10.25.1922 - 10.17.1933 N. Jordania, E. Herriot, S. Mdivani
  • 17. Miscellaneous correspondence of Georgian Legation in Constantinople. Turko-Russian relations. Appeal of the Committee of Independence of Georgia to the parliaments and governments of the world. 12.30.1922 - 2.26.1924 K. Gvardjaladze, A. Tchenkeli, Kemal Pasha, J. Pilsudski, V. Djugeli, General Kvinitadze, Refet Pasha, Kalinin, N. Nikoladze, Rassul Zade, S. Ordjonikidze
  • 18. General uprising in the whole of Georgia against Russian domination. Georgian Democratic Government in exile appeals to the conscience of the free world. 9.11.1924 - 9.20.1924 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, Pierre Renaudel, E. Herriot, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchermoeff, I. Tsereteli, N. Khomeriki, V. Djugeli, G. Tsinamdzgvarishvili, B. Tchikvishvili, Ph. Snowden, R. Poincaré, Paul Boncour, A. Henderson, K. Branting

• Series: Bolshevik Occupied Georgia Georgian Legation in Constantinople Internal: Box 44
  • 1. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Constantinople. 3.25.1921 - 3.28.1921 K. Gvardjaladze, Pope Pius XI, Admiral Dumesnil
  • 2. Correspondence between Georgia and the Paris Legation via Constantinople. 4.18.1921 - 1.17.1922 N. Khomeriki, N. Ramishvili, S. Mdivani, I. Tsereteli, V. Voytinski, K. Sabakhtarishvili, Fr. Adler, K. Kautski
  • 3. Correspondence between Georgian Political Commission in Constantinople and the Georgian Legation in Paris. Information about Caucasus, Turkey, and Greece. 5.7.1921 - 10.27.1922 K. Gvardjaladze, Lloyd George, E. Rassul-Zade, Kemal Pasha
  • 4. Information from Georgia about situation in Batumi district. Report from local bolshevik commissar to Communist Central Committee in Tbilisi. 6.1.1921 Sh. Eliava, M.B. Abashidze, S. Kavtaradze
  • Reel 130
  • 5. Georgian Political Commission in Constantinople in possession of minutes of sittings of Communist Central Committee in Tbilisi. 9.12.1921 - 11.1.1921 B. Mdivani, S. Kavtaradze, Sh. Eliava, Ph. Makharadze, M. Orakhelashvili, Lisevski, Legrau, Donenko, Brikhnicheff
  • 6. Report about situation in Georgia after six months of occupation given by a Georgian newly-arrived in Constantinople. 9.20.1921 S. Ordjonikidze, G. Kiroff, Sh. Eliava, A. Enukidze, Lisevski, Ph. Makharadze, B. Mdivani
  • 7. Social democratic organizations in Constantinople and Paris approve a resolution to liberate Georgia from Russian domination. 9.24.1921 - 11.14.1921 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, N. Khomeriki, V. Djugeli, K. Gvardjaladze, M. Arsenidze
  • 8. Georgian Legation and Political Commission in Constantinople in possession of report about economic situation in occupied Georgia given by the bolshevik commissar of finance to the Communist Central Committee in Tbilisi. 11.22.1921 A. Svanidze
  • 9. Minutes of sittings of the Political Commission in Constantinople. Discussions about creation of a single anti-communist front from all the democratic parties. Information about Russian troops in Caucasus. 12.2.1921 - 7.29.1922 N. Khomeriki, R. Arsenidze, L. Djaparidze, V. Djugeli, K. Gvardjaladze, B. Tchikvishvili, K. Kandelaki, N. Tchumburidze, Budenny
  • 10. Reports from underground organizations in Georgia to the exiled President of Georgia. 1.5.1922 - 2.3.1922 N. Jordania
  • 11. Material concerning anti-communist demonstration in Georgia on the anniversary of the Russian invasion of Georgia. 1.18.1922 - 9.5.1923 N. Jordania, M. Orakhelashvili, Brikhnicheff, Gr. Giorgadze
  • 12. Detailed military information from bolshevik sources. Defeat of bolshevik troops in Turkestan by the Basmachi forces. Uprising in Svaneti, Georgia. 2.4.1922 - 5.3.1922 Enver Pasha
  • 13. Material concerning the situation in Georgia. Topography of Transcaucasia and its military importance. 4.25.1922
  • 14. Question of Georgian occupation on agenda of the League of Nations. Correspondence with anti-communist underground organizations in Georgia. Strength and location of Russian troops. Cipher letters. 9.20.1922 - 9.5.1923 K. Kautski, L. DeBrouckere, Lord Robert Cecil, President Motta, Karl Branting, Min. Shanzer, Min. Fisher, Mr. Askenazy
  • 15. Report of the Political Commission about its activity to the exiled President of Georgia. Information from Georgia. 10.1.1922 - 3.28.1923 N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli, K. Gvardjaladze, I. Tsereteli, N. Nikoladze, N. Khomeriki
  • 16. Correspondence of the Georgian Political Commission in Constantinople with the underground anti-Russian organizations in Georgia. Appeal to League of Nations by united democratic parties in Georgia. Cipher letters. 10.8.1922 - 6.12.1925 N. Jordania, K. Kandelaki, J. Djugashvili (Stalin), L. Trotskii, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 17. Correspondence between Georgian representative organs in Constantinople and Paris. 12.27.1922 - 9.5.1932 K. Kandelaki, S. Mdivani
  • 18. Material concerning activity of Socialist Federalist Party against Russian occupation in Georgia. 4.20.1923 - 4.4.1928 S. Mdivani, K. Andronikashvili
  • 19. Correspondence between Constantinople and Paris representations. Accounts of expenses by Constantinople organization. 1.29.1924 - 12.24.1927 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, S. Mdivani, K. Kandelaki, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 20. Correspondence concerning unrest in Georgia. News about general uprising and repressions. 6.17.1924 - 9.3.1925 N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, N. Ramishvili, S. Mdivani, K. Gvardjaladze, K. Branting, R. Macdonald
  • 21. Details about general uprising in Georgia. Defeat of uprising and subsequent executions. 9.23.1924 - 2.10.1930 N. Jordania, Gr. Lordkipanidze, N. Khomeriki, V. Djugeli, B. Tchikvishvili, K. Gvardjaladze, E. Herriot, R. Macdonald
  • 22. Correspondence between Constantinople and Paris organizations. Relations with Polish representatives in Constantinople. Reestablishment of underground organizations in Georgia. 1.27.1925 - 5.6.1926 N. Ramishvili, Min. Knol, T. Holowko, K. Kandelaki, S. Mdivani
  • 23. Information from Georgia about ousting of so-called Georgian communist "uklonists" from government and rise to power of Beria. Efforts to create united organization from representatives of all Caucasian republics. 3.30.1925 - 9.18.1933 N. Jordania, S. Mdivani
  • 24. Correspondence between Constantinople and Paris about Georgian situation, and Russo-Turkish relations. 9.23.1925 - 8.10.1929 S. Mdivani, N. Ramishvili
  • 25. Correspondence between Georgian representatives in Constantinople and Paris. Situation in Turkey. 9.30.1925 - 5.6.1926 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, K. Kandelaki, S. Mdivani
  • 26. Information about agreement among Caucasian representatives concerning Caucasian Confederation. Relations between Caucasian representatives and Poland. 7.14.1926 - 11.14.1926 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, T. Holowko, Min. Knol, S. Mdivani
  • 27. Report about activity of underground organizations in Georgia. Underground anti-communist publications: leaflets, pamphlets, newspapers. Reestablishment of regular communication network between Georgian underground and Constantinople organizations. 11.17.1926 - 5.4.1927 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, I. Tsereteli, S. Mdivani
  • 28. Correspondence between Constantinople and Paris organizations concerning situation in Georgia-Caucasus. Soviet Union and the free world. 5.10.1927 - 7.28.1927 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, S. Mdivani, R. Poincaré, S. Baldwin
  • 29. Communication with underground in Georgia via Constantinople. Abduction of Georgian courier in Turkey by bolsheviks. 8.15.1927 - 1.26.1928 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, A. Tchenkeli, S. Mdivani
  • 30. Correspondence between underground Georgia and exiled government in Paris. 1.18.1928 - 5.29.1928 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, A. Tchenkeli, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchermoeff, S. Mdivani, E. Rassoul Zade, I. Tsereteli
  • 31. Miscellaneous correspondence between new Georgian refugees in Turkey and Georgian organization in Paris. 10.15.1929 - 1.1.1932 N. Jordania

• Series: Georgian Legation in London: Box 45
  • 1. Protest of Georgian Democratic Government in exile against Kars treaty between Turks and occupied Transcaucasian republics. 3.21.1921-6.5.1924 St. Baldwin, A. Tchenkeli, O. Wardrop, N. Jordania, A. Briand, Mukhtar Bey, H. Hoover, I. Tsereteli
  • 2. Project to issue map illustrating Russian design to obtain outlet into Mediterranean Sea or Indian Ocean while holding Caucasus. 3.23.1921-12.20.1921 N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli, Lord Curzon, Kemal Pasha, Lloyd George
  • 3. Minutes of sittings of the Political Commission in Constantinople. Discussion about creation of a single anti-communist front from all the democratic parties. Information about Russian troops in Caucasus. 12.2.1921-7.29.1922 N. Khomeriki, R. Arsenidze, L. Djaparidze, V. Djugeli, K. Gvardjaladze, B. Tchikvishvili, K. Kandelaki, N. Tchumburidze, Gen. Budenny
  • 4. Reports from underground organization in Georgia to the exiled President of Georgia. 1.5.1922-2.3.1922 N. Jordania
  • 5. Article in "Time": "The Hand Off Moscow", discusses alliance of Turkey and Russian bolsheviks. 1.5.1922-12.24.1922
  • 6. Material concerning anti-communist demonstrations on anniversary of the Russian invasion of Georgia. 1.18.1922-9.5.1922 N. Jordania, M. Orakhelashvili, Brikicheff, Gr. Giorgadze
  • Reel 131
  • 7. Detailed military information from bolshevik sources. Defeat of bolshevik troops in Turkestan by the Basmachi forces. Uprising in Svaneti, Georgia. 2.4.1922-5.3.1922 Enver Pasha
  • 8. Material concerning the situation in Georgia. Topography of Transcaucasian countries and its military importance. 4.25.1922
  • 9. Question of Georgian occupation on agenda of the League of Nations. Correspondence with anti-communist underground organization in Georgia. Strength and location of Russian troops. Cipher letters. 9.19.1922-9.5.1923 K. Kautski, L. DeBrouckere, Lord Robert Cecil, President G. Motta, Karl Branting, Min. Shanzer, Min. Fisher, Mr. Askenazy
  • 10. Report of the Political Commission about its activity to the exiled President of Georgia. Information from Georgia about the situation in the country. 10.1.1922-3.28.1923 N. Jordania, K. Gvardjaladze, A. Tchenkeli, I. Tsereteli, N. Nikoladze, N. Khomeriki
  • 11. Correspondence of the Georgian Political Commission in Constantinople with the underground anti-Russian organization in Georgia. Appeal to League of Nations by united democratic parties in Georgia. Cipher letters. 10.18.1922-6.12.1925
  • 12. Correspondence between Georgian representative organs in Constantinople and Paris. 12.27.1922-9.5.1932 K. Kandelaki, S. Mdivani
  • 13. Miscellaneous correspondence of Georgian Legation in London. 1.7.1923-3.8.1924 A. Tchenkeli, Prof. Wilden-Hart, Lord Curzon, T. Shaw, R. Macdonald, Rakovski, G. Tchicherin
  • Reel 132
  • 14. Material concerning activity of Socialist Federalist Party against Russian occupation in Georgia. 4.20.1923-4.4.1928 S. Mdivani, K. Andronikashvili
  • 15. Trip of Trade Union delegate to Soviet Union and Georgia and his announcement of situation in Georgia. 1.21.1924 A. Tchenkeli, T. Shaw, F. Adler, Mr. Coates, Catholicos Patriarch of Georgia Ambrosius, A. Henderson
  • 16. Correspondence between Constantinople and Paris representations. Accounts of expenses by Constantinople organization. 1.29.1924-12.24.1927 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, S. Mdivani, K. Kandelaki, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 17. Debates about Soviet Union and Transcaucasian countries in the House of Commons. Resolution about Georgia. 2.13.1924-2.28.1924
  • 18. Correspondence concerning unrest in Georgia. News about general uprising and repressions. 6.17.1924-9.3.1925 N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, N. Ramishvili, S. Mdivani, K. Gvardjaladze, K. Branting, R. Macdonald
  • 19. Details about general uprising in Georgia. Defeat of uprising and subsequent executions. 9.23.1924-2.10.1930 N. Jordania, Gr. Lordkipanidze, N. Khomeriki, V. Djugeli, B. Tchikvishvili, K. Gvardjaladze, E. Herriot, R. Macdonald
  • 20. Correspondence between Constantinople and Paris organizations. Relations with Polish representatives in Constantinople. Reestablishment of underground organization in Georgia. 1.27.1925-5.6.1926 N. Ramishvili, Min. Knoll, T. Holovko, K. Kandelaki, S. Mdivani
  • 21. Information from Georgia about ousting of so-called Georgian communist "uklonists" from government and rise to power of Lavrenti Beria. Efforts to create united organization from representatives of all Caucasian republics. 3.30.1925-9.18.1933 N. Jordania, S. Mdivani
  • 22. Correspondence between Georgian representatives in Constantinople and Paris about Georgian situation, and Russo-Turkish relations. 9.23.1925-8.10.1929 S. Mdivani, N. Ramishvili
  • 23. Correspondence between Georgian representatives in Constantinople and Paris. Situation in Turkey. 9.30.1925-5.6.1926 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, K. Kandelaki, S. Mdivani
  • 24. Miscellaneous correspondence of Georgian Legation in London. Opinion about J. Stalin. 10.5.1925-7.10.1929 E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, K. Gvardjaladze, A. Briand, R. Macdonald, A. Chamberlain, W. Churchill, ST. Baldwin
  • 25. Reports about activity of Georgian Legation to President in exile. Stalin's character. 3.22.1926-8.8.1927 N. Jordania, K. Gvardjaladze, J. Stalin, W. Churchill, G. Zinovieff, V. Lenin, N. Bukharin, Gen. Tchansolin, L. Trotski, L. Kamenieff, Lloyd George, Krassin, A. Henderson, I. Tsereteli, Ph. Snowden, Purcell, K. Andronikashvili, Savery, A. Chamerlain, G. Plekhanoff, R. Arsenidze
  • 26. Information about agreement among Caucasian representatives concerning Caucasian Confederation. Relations between Caucasian representatives and Poland. 7.14.1926-11.14.1926 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, T. Holovko, Min. Knoll, S. Mdivani
  • 27. Report about activity of underground organizations in Georgia. Underground anti-communist publications: leaflets, pamphlets, newspapers. Reestablishment of regular communication network between Georgian underground and Constantinople organization. 11.17.1926-5.4.1927 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, I. Tsereteli, S. Mdivani
  • 28. Correspondence between Constantinople and Paris organization concerning situation in Georgia-Caucasus. Soviet Union and the free world. 5.10.1927-7.28.1927 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, S. Mdivani, R. Poincare, S. Baldwin
  • 29. Communication between underground Georgia and exiled government in Paris via Constantinople. Abduction of Georgian courier in Turkey by bolsheviks. 8.15.1927-1.26.1928 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, A. Tchenkeli, S. Mdivani
  • 30. Correspondence between underground Georgia and exiled government in Paris. 1.18.1928-5.29.1928 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, A. Tchenkeli, A. Toptchibasheff, S. Mdivani, A. Tchermoeff, E. Rassoul Zade, I. Tsereteli
  • Reel 133
  • 31. Miscellaneous correspondence between new Georgian refugees in Turkey and Georgian organization in Paris. 10.15.1929-1.1.1932 N. Jordania

• Series: Georgian Legation in Warsaw: Box 46
  • 1. Protests of Polish Socialist Party and Russian Social-Democratic Party against invasion of Russian Bolsheviks into Georgia. Situation in Azerbaidjan. February 1921 - 3.17.1932 I. Dashinski, Barlitski, Liberman, L. Martoff, L. Abramovitch
  • 2. Boris Savinkoff and his correspondence with the Georgian Legation in Warsaw and notable Georgians. 8.30.1921 - 8.18.1922 B. Savinkoff, E. Gueguechkori, B. Bakhmetieff, Krassin, S. Ordjonikidze, Enver Pasha, Kemal Pasha, N. Bukharin, J. Stalin, K. Radek, L. Zinoviev, Lunacharski, V. Lenin, A. Rykoff
  • 3. Expenses incurred transporting Georgian officers and cadets from Constantinople to Poland. 1922-1923
  • 4. Miscellaneous correspondence of Georgian Legation in Warsaw. 1.24.1923 - 12.15.1923 K. Kandelaki, J. Salakaia
  • 5. Miscellaneous correspondence of Georgian Legation in Warsaw. 4.6.1925 - 3.9.1932 N. Jordania, K. Kandelaki, J. Salakaia, S. Mdivani, E. Gueguechkori, T. Shaetzel
  • 6. Material concerning conditions in the Polish Army for Georgian officers. 8.27.1925 - 7.8.1932 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, G. Gvazava, A. Assatiani, J. Salakaia, E. Gueguechkori, Marshall J. Pilsudski, Matuszewski, General Kvinitadze
  • 7. Correspondence between Georgian representative in Warsaw and exiled Georgian Government in Paris. 10.11.1927 - 2.24.1923 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, A. Levitski, Gen. Salski, J. Salakaia
  • 8. Miscellaneous correspondence of Georgian Legation in Warsaw. 6.1.1928 - 2.3.1929 N. Jordania, S. Mdivani, E. Gueguechkori, A. Assatiani, J. Salakaia, K. Kandelaki, T. Szaetzel
  • 9. Memorandum about Georgian Church delivered to the Patriarch of Constantinople. Georgian officers in the Polish Army. 11.26.1928 - 3.16.1932 K. Kandelaki, J. Salakaia, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili
  • 10. Correspondence between Georgian representative in Warsaw and Government in Paris. January 1930 - 6.5.1935 N. Jordania, K. Kandelaki
  • 11. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Warsaw. 2.10.1930 - 5.4.1931 N. Jordania, K. Gvardjaladze, J. Gobechia, K. Kandelaki, N. Ramishvili, A. Tchenkeli
  • Reel 134
  • 12. Correspondence between Georgian Legation in Warsaw and Georgian Government in Paris about local and international situation. 3.18.1930 - 11.14.1932 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, S. Mdivani, K. Kandelaki, Marshall J. Pilsudski
  • 13. Reports of diplomatic representative in Warsaw to the Georgian Government in Paris about Georgian, Caucasian, Polish and international problems. 5.7.1930 - 10.16.1935 N. Jordania, A. Koc, S. Mdivani, E. Rassoul Zade, T. Holowko, S. Shamil
  • 14. Reports of Georgian representative in Warsaw to Government in exile in Paris about Georgian-Caucasian questions in Poland and the Polish foreign policy. 8.1.1930 - 8.14.1930 N. Ramishvili, N. Jordania, S. Mdivani, J. Stalin
  • 15. Reports of Georgian representative in Warsaw about Polish attitude to Caucasian-Georgian problems. 9.4.1930 - 11.9.1930 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki, S. Mdivani, I. Tsereteli, General A. Zakhariadze, S. Shamil
  • 16. Miscellaneous correspondence of Georgian representative in Warsaw. 9.6.1930 - 12.22.1936 E. Gueguechkori, S. Mdivani
  • 17. Ideology of Promethean Club. Lecture by Colonel Shumski. Situation in Transcaucasia. Pact by countries in Caucasian Confederation. 9.27.1930 - 11.17.1933 R.Milinkoff, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Kerenski, I. Tsereteli, N. Ramishvili
  • 18. Reports of Georgian representative in Warsaw to Georgian Government about Georgian-Caucasian problems and Polish international politics. 11.14.1930 - 2.7.1931 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, S. Mdivani, K. Kandelaki, A. Toptchibasheff, E. Rassoul Zade
  • 19. Correspondence between Georgian representative in Warsaw and Paris about Georgian problems. 11.14.1930 - 1.14.1932 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, S. Mdivani, J. Salakaia, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 20. Reports about situation of Georgian officers in Poland. Poland and its international policy. 3.6.1931 - 4.25.1932 N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli, S. Mdivani, E. Gueguechkori, J. Salakaia, K. Kandelaki
  • 21. Reports of representative of exiled Georgian Government in Warsaw. 5.4.1931 - 12.2.1931 N. Jordania, K. Kandelaki, S. Mdivani
  • 22. Reports about situation in Poland to Georgian Government in Paris. 5.23.1932 - 12.7.1932 N. Jordania, E. Takaishvili, K. Kandelaki, S. Mdivani, J. Salakaia
  • 23. Reports about relations between representatives of Caucasian countries and Polish official circles. 11.29.1932 - 12.18.1932 N. Jordania, S. Shamil, J. Salakaia, S. Mdivani, Mehmed Girej Sunsh
  • 24. Reports about situation in Poland by Georgian representatives to Paris. 12.21.1932 - 4.11.1933 N. Jordania, K. Kandelaki, S. Mdivani
  • 25. Survey of situation of Georgian officers in Polish Army. 1932
  • 26. Correspondence about Caucasian Confederation and Promethean Program. Polish foreign policy. 4.12.1923 - 7.10.1933 N. Jordania, S. Mdivani
  • 27. Miscellaneous correspondence of Georgian representation in Warsaw. 7.24.1933 - 3.12.1934 N. Jordania, K. Kandelaki, S. Mdivani
  • 28. Miscellaneous correspondence of Georgian representation in Warsaw. 12.30.1933 - 2.12.1935 S. Mdivani, General A. Zakhariadze
  • 29. Miscellaneous correspondence of Georgian representation in Warsaw. 5.31.1934 - K. Kandelaki, E. Rassoul Zade, S. Shamil, General Bicherakhoff, General Zakhariadze

• Series: Georgian Legation in Berlin: Box 47
  • Reel 135
  • 1. Correspondence between Berlin and Paris Legations. 4.20.1921 - 5.16.1924 A. Tchenkeli, V. Akhmeteli, I. Tsereteli, S. Mdivani, G. Tchicherin, R. Poincaré
  • 2. Correspondence between Berlin and Constantinople Legations. 6.1.1921 - 11.13.1923 V. Akhmeteli, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 3. Visits to Poland and Germany by exiled Georgian ministers. Promises of help in reestablishment of free Georgia. Medicine sent to Georgia by Amsterdam Professional Union. 7.6.1921 - 12.19.1921 V. Akhmeteli, A. Tchenkeli, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili, President Ebert, K. Kautski, R. Schmidt, Rauscher, W. Rathenau
  • 4. Rappalo Treaty. Situation of Georgian students in Germany. Subversive activity by Russian bolshevik agents in Germany. 10.15.1921 - 11.3.1923 V. Akhmeteli, A. Tchenkeli, N. Ramishvili, K. Kandelaki, Julius Braunthal, Wirth, Ed. Bernstein, W. Rathenau, H. Müller, Litvinoff, Krassin, I. Tsereteli, N. Jordania, R. Hilferding, Fr. Adler, S. Djibladze
  • 5. Extension of Rappalo treaty to other Soviet republics after R.S.F.S.R. Concessions of oil sources in Georgia. Treaty between Angora and Caucasian Soviet republics. 11.7.1921 - 11.6.1922 N. Krestinski, Sh. Eliava, A. Svanidze, Mukhtar Bey, Mehmed Shevket Bay, A. Mravian
  • 6. Correspondence between Berlin and Paris Legations. 6.9.1925 - 10.8.1930 N. Jordania, Von Moltke, Ph. Scheidemann, A. Tchenkeli, D. Stresemann, E. Gueguechkori, Vl. Akhmeteli
  • 7. Miscellaneous correspondence between Berlin and Paris representatives. 10.14.1926 - 10.17.1931 N. Jordania, V. Akhmeteli, I. Tsereteli, K. Gvardjaladze, E. Gueguechkori, V. Nozadze
  • 8. Correspondence between Berlin and Paris representatives. Georgian question on international forum. Karnmidze affair. 11.3.1926 - 10.14.1927 E. Vandervelde, I. Tsereteli, Ed. Bernstein, Pf. Sheidemann, Thomas Shaw, P. Renaudel, V. Akhmeteli, N. Ramishvili, K. Kandelaki
  • 9. Miscellaneous correspondence between Georgian representatives in Berlin and Paris. 6.18.1932 - 1.25.1933 E. Gueguechkori, G. Gvazava, V. Akhmeteli, N. Jordania
  • Reel 136
  • 10. Project of Caucasian Confederation. Declaration of representatives of former independent Caucasian republics. 4.14.1936 - 4.6.1938 A. Khatissian, A. Toptchibasheff, Abdoul Tchermoeff, A. Tchenkeli, E. Takaishvili, Fr. Soukup, V. Tchernoff
  • 11. Miscellaneous correspondence of the representative in Berlin. Cipher letters from Georgia. Minutes of sittings of Georgian national council in Paris. 10.31.1936 - 4.25.1939 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, A. Tchenkeli, A. Assatians, J. Salakaia, K. Gvardjaladze, I. Zurabishvili, G. Gvazava, S. Phirtskhalava, S. Mdivani, R. Gabashvili

• Series: Activity of the Georgian Government in Exile: Boxes 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53
  • 1. Material concerning activity of Georgian Government in Europe. 3.16.1921 - 1940 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, K. Kandelaki, N. Tcheidze, A. Tchenkeli, Catholicos Patriarch of Georgia Ambrosios.
  • 2. Current account of the Georgian Government in exile. 3.17.1921 - 5.21.1921 K. Kandelaki
  • 3. Question of Georgian refugees. Resolution of Third Assembly of League of Nations concerning occupied Georgia. Near East Relief. 3.24.1921 - 12.28.1922 E. Gueguechkori, G. Clemenceau, A. Tchenkeli, Count Sforza, Hon. Sir Gordon Berry, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 4. Appeal by Georgian Government to socialists and workers of the world. Meeting of President of Georgia with French Prime Minister. 3.27.1921 - 1.3.1922 A. Briand, N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, K. Kandelaki, V. Lenin, L. Trotskii, Sp. Kedia, Sh. Amiredjibi, I. Zurabishvili, B. Tchikvishvili, Gr. Veshapeli, S. Mdivani, E. Takaishvili, S. Pirtskalava, R. Gabashvili, A. Assatiani
  • 5. Representatives of exiled Armenian, Azerbaidjan, Northern Caucasus, and Georgian governments protest treaty of Kars concluded between Turkey and the Soviet republics. 3.28.1921 - 3.31.1922 A. Briand, R. Poincare, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, Bekir Samy Bey, N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, A. Aharonian, A. Tchermoeff, A. Toptchibasheff, Noulens, Lloyd George, Lord Curzon.
  • 6. Account of expenses of the Georgian Government. 3.29.1921 - 4.5.1921 K. Kandelaki, Gen. G. Kvintinadze, Gen. A. Zakhariadze, G. Eradze, M. Tsereteli, B. Tchikvishvili, K. Gvardjaladze, N. Ramishvili, V. Djugeli, I. Zurabishvili
  • 7. Minutes of actions concerning the ships "Maria", "Vesta", "L. Ambrosis", "Donetz", and "Ilia Morosoff". 3.31.1921 - 4.2.1921 I. Zurabishvili, E. Gueguechkori, M. Alby, Prince Lieven
  • Reel 137
  • 8. Account of expenses abroad. 3.31.1921 - August 1921 K. Kandelaki, G. Eradze, B. Tchikvishvili
  • 9. Memoranda about situation in Georgia, Bukhara, Armenia, Russia, and Eastern Galicia. Appeal to the world. 4.11.1921 - 9.30.1930 J. Pilsudski, B. Mussolini, Kemal Pasha, A. Tchenkeli, A. Ponsonby, I. Tsereteli, Camille Huysmans, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili, A. Briand
  • 10. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian Government. 4.13.1921 - 11.29.1921 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, A. Tchenkeli, E. Takaishvili, S. Mdivani, I. Tsereteli, Gr. Veshapeli, B. Tchikvishvili, K. Sabakhtarishvili, I. Eligulashvili, N. Tcheidze, V. Djugeli, G. Eradze
  • 11. Material concerning the Union of Eastern Europe. Activity of B. Savinkoff. Press clippings of lectures, reports, and articles by Professor Wilden-Hart. 4.23.1921 - 1.3.1922 B. Savinkoff, Wilden-Hart, N. Khomeriki, N. Jordania, Kh. Shavishvili, S. Ordjonikidze, S. Petlura, R. Macdonald, Krassin, Orakhelashvili, K. Sabakhtarishvili, N. Ramishvili, V. Voytinski, N. Tcheidze, A. Tchenkeli
  • 12. Current account of expenses. 4.30.1921 - 5.12.1921 I. Salakaia, K. Kandelaki, G. Eradze, I. Zurabishvili, V. Djugeli, B. Tchikvishvili, S. Mdivani, N. Ramishvili
  • 13. Information concerning events in Georgia. 5.3.1921 - April 1927 N. Jordania, V. Lenin, J. Stalin
  • 14. List of persons returning to Georgia from Constantinople under subsidy. 5.4.1921 - 5.31.1921 K. Kandelaki, N. Khomeriki
  • 15. Account of expenses abroad. 5.10.1921 - 6.1.1921 G. Eradze, Gen. Z. Bakradze, I. Salakaia, K. Kandelaki, B. Tchikvishvili, Gen. Odishelidze
  • Reel 138
  • 16. Report of delegate of "L'Alliance Cooperative Internationale". Victor Servy reports situation of cooperatives in Georgia. Petition of Georgian cadets in Athens. 5.30.1921 - 9.25.1922 N. Jordania, Gen. L. Kereselidze, V. Servy, E. Gueguechkori, V. Djugeli, K. Gvardjaladze, A. Tchenkeli, K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • 17. Account of finances of the Georgian Governmental Commission in Constantinople. 6.1.1921 G. Eradze, S. Mdivani, N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, S. Mdivani, K. Kandelaki, B. Tchikvishvili, Gr. Veshapeli, K. Sabakhtarishvili, I. Goldman
  • 18. Georgian passport tariff. Fictitious kingdom "Domanial-Uni de Transcaucasie...". 6.9.1921 - 10.22.1921 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Tcheidze.
  • 19. Declaration of the former President of the Kuban. Joint declaration of representatives of the exiled Caucasian Governments. 6.10.1921 - 5.28.1940 A. Aharonian, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchermoeff, A. Tchenkeli, A. Briand, V. Ivanis, Minyakoub, A. Shulgin, A. Livitski, S. Shamil, A. Khatissian, Bierre, E. Briguet, M. Tchokaeff, S. Mdivani, T. Massaryk, J. Pilsudski, B. Mussolini, General Konovodoff, N. Jordania, E. Rassoul Zade, Saavedra Lamas, R. Imal-Stocki
  • 20. Account of expenses abroad. 6.12.1921 - 10.15.1922 N. Tcheidze, S. Mdivani, Gr. Veshapeli, K. Sabakhtarishvili, N. Jordania, J. Salakaia, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, V. Djugeli, G. Eradze, B. Tchikvishvili
  • 21. Activity of members of exiled Georgian Government abroad. 6.19.1921 - 1.25.1922 N. Tcheidze, S. Djibladze, N. Ramishvili, Sheidemann, Bauer, V. Lenin, N. Khomeriki, V. Djugeli, N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, P. Wrangel, B. Savinkoff, K. Gvardjaladze, K. Kandelaki
  • 22. Material concerning the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk. Article "Where is a truth about Georgia?" and the response. 7.7.1921 - 1.26.1956 R. Arsenidze, G. Uratadze, N. Tcheidze, N. Jordania, General Odishelidze, Rauf-Bey, A. Tchenkeli, Khan-Khoiski, Papadjanoff, General Denikin, General Alekseeff
  • 23. Discussions and articles about occupation of Georgia in socialist and communist organizations. Extension of the Treaty of Rapallo onto Georgia. 7.16.1921 - 3.15.1923 E. Vandervelde, S. Ordjonikidze, V. Lenin, N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, L. De-Brouckere, Camille Huysmans, R. Macdonald, P. Renaudel, Treves, Serratti, K. Kautski
  • 24. Correspondence between Georgian representatives in Paris and Constantinople. 7.25.1921 - 9.12.1921 K. Kandelaki, Gen. G. Koinitadze, R. Arsenidze, Gen. A. Zakhariadze, N. Khomeriki, B. Tchikvishvili, V. Djugeli, I. Tsereteli, Gr. Veshapeli, Gen. Koniashvili, Gen. Odishelidze, A. Tchenkeli, G. Machabeli
  • 25. Meeting between A. Briand and representatives of the exiled Caucasian Governments. Georgia and rights of the people. 8.3.1921 - 8.2.1932 A. Briand, A. Tchenkeli, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Aharonian, A. Tchermoeff, R. Poincaré
  • 26. Memorandum about invasion by Russian troops delivered to League of Nations and Supreme Council of Allied Powers by Georgian Government. 8.25.1921 - 9.4.1937 A. Briand, Sir Eric Drummond, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, T. Szaetzel, K. Kandelaki, A. Aharonian, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchermoeff
  • 27. Letters by Representative of Georgian Jews to American Joint Distribution Committee and to Grand Rabbi of France. 9.7.1921 - 11.25.1925 G.G. Grey, Levi-Israel, J. Eligulashvili
  • 28. Miscellaneous correspondence among Georgian representatives in Europe. 10.26.1921 - 2.1.1922 K. Kandelaki, E. Takaishvili, Gen. Z. Mdivani, G. Eradze, Skobeleff, N. Djakeli, Vl. Akhmeteli
  • Reel 139
  • 29. Uprisings in Georgia. Debates in European press about occupation of Georgia. Responses to Lenin and Trotskii. 11.3.1921 - 3.29.1922 V. Lenin, N. Jordania, L. Trotskii, N. Tcheidze, Cerrati, T. Shaw
  • 30. Minutes of sittings of representatives of Georgian democratic parties in Paris. 12.18.1921 - 3.14.1922 N. Jordania, E. Takaishvili, I. Tsereteli, Sh. Karumidze, S. Mdivani, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, Gr. Veshapeli, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili, N. Djakeli
  • 31. Correspondence among Georgian representatives in various European countries. 2.1.1922 - 6.7.1922 K. Kandelaki, V. Akhmeteli, J. Eligulashvili, G. Eradze, A. Tchenkeli
  • 32. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian Government in exile in Paris. 2.27.1922 - 8.28.1922 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori, K. Sabakhtarishvili, J. Eligulashvili, A. Tchenkeli, B. Tchikvishvili, J. Salakaia, K. Kandelaki, N. Ramishvili, Gr. Veshapeli, E. Takaishvili, R. Poincaré, W. Tcherkesishvili, S. Mdivani
  • 33. Minutes of joint sittings of the exiled Georgian Government and representatives of political parties. 3.6.1922 - 5.5.1922 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, E. Takaishvili, R. Gabashvili, B. Tchikvishvili, K. Kandelaki, N. Ramishvili, N. Nikoladze, S. Mdivani, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori
  • 34. Miscellaneous correspondence among Georgian representatives in Europe. Creation of anticommunist national front by political parties in Georgia. 3.28.1922 - 11.14.1932 N. Jordania, G. Gvazava, Sh. Amiredjibi, S. Mdivani, K. Kandelaki, E. Takaishvili, N. Ramishvili, J. Gobechia, Gr. Veshapeli
  • 35. Antibolshevik movement in Georgia. Historical survey of Georgia. 3.31.1922 - 1923 N. Jordania, N. Khomeriki, G. Thicherine, Vl. Voytinski, I. Tsereteli, R. Macdonald
  • 36. Minutes of sittings of Georgian Constituent Assembly. 6.6.1922 - 6.12.1922 S. Mdivani, N. Tcheidze, E. Takaishvili, Gr. Veshapeli, B. Tchikvishvili, N. Ramishvili, K. Kandelaki
  • 37. Memoranda about matural resources of Georgia and Baku-Batumi pipe-line. 6.14.1922
  • 38. Declaration about Caucasian Confederation. Memoranda of the Georgian Government to League of Human Rights and the Geneva Conference. 8.10.1922 - 4.6.1938 N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli, A. Toptchibasheff, E. Rassoul Zade, E. Gueguechkori, G. Gvazava, S. Mdivani, M.G. Sunsh, S. Pirtskhalava, A. Assatiani, A. Aharonian, A. Tchermoeff, G. Tchicherin, N. Khomeriki, Araratian
  • Reel 140
  • 39. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government in exile and presidium of the Constituent Assembly. 8.20.1922 - 12.29.1922 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, N. Tcheidze, E. Takaishvili, A. Tchenkeli, N. Tsintsadze, V. Djugeli, Gr. Lordkipanidze
  • 40. Correspondence among representatives of exiled government in various European countries. 10.16.1922 - 1.17.1923 K. Kandelaki, G. Eradze, Vl. Voytinski, J. Salakaia, K. Gvardjaladze, V. Akhmeteli
  • 41. Miscellaneous correspondence of Georgian representatives in Europe. 10.31.1922 - 3.28.1923 E. Gueguechkori, K. Gvardjaladze, R. Poincaré, N. Jordania, K. Kandelaki
  • 42. Switzerland and Georgia. Georgian question at the Geneva and Lausanne conferences. 11.11.1922 - 9.4.1925 N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli, I. Bonomi, Lloyd George, G. Tchicherin, E. Beneš, Min. Motta, Gustav Ador, K. Kandelaki, Kameneff, Bukharin
  • 43. Material concerning situation of Georgian cooperative societies after occupation. 11.12.1922 - 2.5.1923
  • 44. Appeal of former President of Georgia to free world. Georgian question in parliaments of various countries. 12.15.1922 - 9.11.1924 N. Jordania, R. Poincaré, E. Herriot, Ph. Snowden, J. Stalin, R. Massigli, A. Briand, K. Radek, Paul Boncour, R. Macdonald, H. Branting, K. Kautski
  • 45. Minutes of sittings of exiled Georgian Government in Paris. 1.15.1923 - 2.19.1923 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, N. Ramishvili, K. Kandelaki, N. Tcheidze, E. Takaishvili, J. Gobechia, Gr. Veshapeli, S. Pirtskhalava
  • Reel 141
  • 46. Correspondence among the Georgian representatives in Europe. 1.20.1923 - 7.24.1923 K. Kandelaki, N. Tsintsadze, G. Eradze, N. Nikoladze, Vl. Voytinski, A. Tchenkeli, K. Gvardjaladze, J. Eligulashvili
  • 47. Discussion in the press between G. Tchicherin and President of democratic Georgia. Amsterdam International and International Labour Congress about Georgian occupation. 2.20.1923 - 5.10.1923 N. Jordania, R. Macdonald, G. Tchicherin, N. Tcheidze
  • 48. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government in exile in Paris and National Front. 2.26.1923 - 10.22.1923 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, N. Tcheidze, A. Tchenkeli, R. Arsenidze, N. Tsintsadze, Gr. Veshapeli, S. Pirtskhalava, E. Takaishvili, J. Gobechia, Sp. Kedia, B. Tchikvishvili, V. Djugeli, N. Marr
  • 49. Miscellaneous correspondence of Georgian Finance Minister in exile. 3.14.1923 - 6.19.1923 K. Kandelaki
  • 50. Appeal by former President of Georgia to free world. Antibolshevik movement in Georgia. 3.25.1923 - 1931 N. Jordania, J. Stalin
  • 51. Appeal of Committee of united political parties in Georgia to League of Nations, to Amsterdam International, and world governments. 3.25.1923
  • 52. Guerrilla warfare in borders of Soviet Union. "Hands off Russia" Committee. 7.31. 1923 - 5.20.1931 A. Henderson, T. Shaw, Fr. Adler, E. Herriot, R. Poincaré, Myron Herrick, N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli, A. Briand, Motta, P. Laval
  • 53. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government and members of Consituent Assembly. 11.1.1923 - 7.3.1924 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, E. Takaishvili, N. Ramishvili, K. Kandelaki, A. Tchenkeli, N. Tcheidze, S. Pirtskhalava, Gr. Veshapeli, R. Arsenidze, J. Gobechia, I. Tsereteli, V. Tcherkesishvili, Sp. Kedia
  • 54. Miscellaneous correspondence among Georgian representatives in Europe. 11.28.1923 - 5.14.1924 K. Kandelaki, A. Tchenkeli, N. Jordania
  • 55. Short historical review of Armenians, Tartars, Azerbaijanians, Georgians by Mr. Purcell. Transcaucasian uprisings against Russian bolsheviks. 1923. N. Jordania, Purcell, Gen. Denikin, I. Tsereteli, N. Tcheidze, A. Tchenkeli
  • 56. Historical and economic survey of Georgia. 1923
  • 57. Miscellaneous correspondence among representatives of government and private persons. Executions in Georgia. General uprising in Georgia. 1.2.1924 - 9.18.1924 A. Tchenkeli, N. Khomeriki, B. Tchivishvili, V. Djugeli, N. Jordania, E. Herriot, A. Tchermoeff, A. Khatissian, A. Toptchibasheff, Ph. Snowden, Motta, Jean Martin, A. Henderson, A. Briand, I. Tsereteli, A. Thomas
  • Reel 142
  • 58. Georgian Association in Prague. 3.3.1924 - 5.4.1924 N. Ramishvili
  • 59. Coded correspondence among Georgian representatives in Europe. 5.15.1924 - 7.13.1929. N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, K. Gvardjaladze, A. Tchenkeli, N. Khomeriki, V. Djugeli, B. Tchikvishvili, N. Tsintsadze
  • 60. Miscellaneous correspondence between Georgian representatives and private persons. 5.20.1924 - 7.12.1926 N. Tcheidze, K. Kandelaki, N. Ramishvili, G. Eradze, K. Gvardjaladze, N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli, V. Akhmeteli
  • 61. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government and Presidium of Constituent Assembly. 6.4.1924 - 9.22.1938 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, K. Kandelaki, N. Tsintsadze, A. Tchenkeli, R. Arsenidze, N. Tcheidze, V. Djugeli, B. Tchikvishvili, E. Takaishvili, Gr. Veshapeli, J. Eligulashvili
  • 62. Activity of exiled Georgian Government. 6.25.1924 - 11.30.1925 E. Takaishvili, E. Gueguechkori, Jean Martin, N. Jordania, V. Tcherkesishvili, E. Herriot, Motta, R. Macdonald, K. Sabakhtarishvili, Leon Blum
  • 63. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government and Constituent Assembly. 7.7.1924 - 2.4.1928 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, K. Kandelaki, A. Tchenkeli, R. Gabashvili, Sh. Amiredjibi, N, Tcheidze, S. Mdivani, S. Kedia, S. Pirtskhalava, J. Gobechia
  • 64. General uprising in Georgia against Russian bolsheviks. Mass executions of Georgians. 8.4.1924 - 12.24.1924 N. Jordania, V. Lenin, G. Zinovieff, J. Stalin, S. Ordjonikidze, Count Khlapowski, Dunant, Albert Thomas, E. Herriot, A. Tchenkeli, St. Osusky, M. Herrick, V. Djugeli, N. Khomeriki, B. Tchikvishvili, A. Khatissian, A. Tchermoeff, A. Toptchibasheff
  • 65. "Prometheus", organization of oppressed nations. Bolshevik regime in Georgia and opposition of people. 8.8.1924 - 1932 N. Ramishvili, L. Beria, Sp. Kedia, Gr. Veshapeli, G. Gvazava, A. Assatiani, N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli, V. Djugeli, K. Kandelaki, K. Gvarjaladze, N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori, R. Smal-Stocki, S. Shamil, A.B. Ishaki, Mukhtar Bey, Djafar Seid Akhmed Bey
  • 66. Activity of Georgian Government in exile. Repercussions of general uprising in Georgia. 9.5.1924 - 10.27.1930 N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli Gr. Veshapeli, H. Branting, E. Vandervelde, C. Huysmans, Paul Faure, L. DeBrouckere, L. Blum, Pierre Bertrand, L. Trotskii, V. Lenin, G. Tchicherin, S. Ordjonikidze, A. Aharonian, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchermoeff, J. Gobechia, S. Pirtskhalava, I Tsereteli, Prof. Aulard
  • Reel 143
  • 67. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government in exile and Constituent Assembly. 9.7.1924 - 7.15.1925 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, N. Tcheidze, E. Takaishvili, Sp. Kedia, Gr. Veshapeli, S. Pirtskhalava, R. Arsenidze, J. Gobechia, I. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli, K. Tcholokashvili, Sp. Tchavchavadze, G. Tsereteli
  • 68. Activity of exiled Georgian Government abroad. 1.30.1925 - 11.18.1932 N. Jordania, Jean Martin, A. Tchenkeli, Prof. Malche, Pierre Renaudel
  • 69. Resolution about Georgia by the fifth assembly of League of Nations. 2.23.1925 - 7.9.1930 R. Macdonald, Paul Boncour, Bonin, L. DeBrouckere, A. Tchenkeli, N. Khomeriki, N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, K. Kandelaki, V. Voytinski, Victor Servy, J. Braunthal, F. Adler, P. Ranaudel, H. Branting, K. Kautski
  • 70. Letters and orders of President of Georgia to representatives abroad. 7.1.1925 - 10.17.1935 N. Jordania, S. Mdivani, N. Ramishvili, A. Toptchibasheff, J. Salakaia, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori
  • 71. Imaginary interview with Georgian representative in U.S. published in New York Times. Activity of Georgian Government in exile. 9.7.1925 - 12.5.1926 A. Tchenkeli, V. Dumbadze, R.I. Ivanitski, R. Poincaré, K. Kandelaki, J. Salakaia, A. Khatissian, A. Toptchibasheff, H. Bamatt, S. Kedia, N. Ramishvili, A. Akhmeteli
  • 72. Minutes of joint sittings of Goergian Government and Constituent Assembly. 11.16.1925 - 12.3.1927 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, K. Kandelaki, S. Pirtskhalava, R. Gabashvili, J. Gobechia, A. Tchenkeli, G. Gvazava, Sb. Amiredjibi, N. Tcheidze
  • 73. Correspondence of Georgian President with representatives in Europe. 12.12.1925 - 1.18.1928 N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki, J. Salakaia, J. Pilsudski, R. Dmowski
  • 74. Creation of the order, "Pro Georgiae Libertate", by exiled Government. 1925
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  • 75. Miscellaneous correspondence of Georgian representatives abroad with Georgian refugees. 3.9.1926 - 9.2.1929 K. Kandelaki, E. Gueguechkori, N. Jordania
  • 76. Historical, political, and economic survey of Georgia. Joint Resolution of 69th Congress to appoint diplomatic representative to National Republic of Georgia. 3.11.1926 Sen. Copeland, A. Tchenkeli, G. Tchicherin, R. Poincaré, E. Herriot, Ph. Snowden, Paul Boncour, R. Macdonald, E. Vandervelde, K. Radek
  • 77. Information about political events in France. Article against Trotskii. Fate of Georgian communist "Uklonists". 3.8.1927 - 11.12.1929 E. Gueguechkori, L. Trotskii, K. Gvardjaladze, Marcel Cachin, V. Lenin, J. Stalin, F. Dzerzynski, Albert Thomas, Leon Blum, F. Adler, Pierre Renaudel, Paul Boncour, Paul Faure, Vincent Auriol, E. Daladier, A. Tardieu
  • 78. Formations of "Association des Amis de la Georgie" in Paris. Activity of political club "Prometheus". 6.27.1927 - 1938 A. Chevaley, Princess Achille Murat, A. Tchenkeli, N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, I. Tsereteli, L. DeBrouckere, K. Gvardjaladze, L. Trotskii, J. Stalin, Jean Martin
  • 79. Situation of Caucasian countries, Khiva, Bukhara, Turkestan, and Ukraine under bolshevik domination. Persecution by G.P.U. 8.29.1927 J. Stalin, L. Trotskii, G. Zinovieff, Kamenieff, K. Tsintsadze, M. Okudjava
  • 80. Miscellaneous correspondence among Georgian representatives and Georgian refugees. Letters in cipher. August 1927 - 3.31.1932 K. Kandelaki
  • 81. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government and Constituent Assembly. 1.9.1928 - 12.21.1929 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, K. Kandelaki, S. Mdivani, E. Takaishvili, E. Gueguechkori, G. Gvazava, I. Zurabishvili, I. Pirtskhalava, J. Gobechia, A. Tchenkeli, R. Gabashvili, Sh. Amiredjibi, K. Gvardjaladze
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  • 82. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government and Constituent Assembly. 2.24.1928 - 6.29.1929 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, I. Zurabishvili, K. Kandelaki, A. Tchenkeli, K. Sabakhtarishvili, J. Salakaia, R. Gabashvili, K. Gvardjaladze, S. Mdivani
  • 83. Activity of Georgian Government in exile. Centre d'études Géorgienne à Bruxelles. Disarmament project in League of Nations. 11.20.1928 - 11.5.1932 N. Jordania, E. Vandervelde, C. Huysmans, L. DeBrouckere, G. Smets, A. Tardieu, A. Assatiani, A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki, E. Gueguechkori, S. Mdivani, J. Salakaia.
  • 84. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government and Constituent Assembly. 1.19.1929 - 7.2.1932 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, A. Tchenkeli, J. Gobechia, S. Pirtskhalava, R. Gabashvili, G. Gvazava, K. Gvardjaladze, I. Zurabishvili
  • 85. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government and Constituent Assembly. 7.27.1929 - 3.29.1930 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, G. Gvazava, S. Mdivani, A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki, J. Gobechia, E. Takaishvili, S. Pirtskhalava, K. Gvardjaladze
  • Reel 146
  • 86. Miscellaneous correspondence of Georgian Government in exile. Problem of the Caucasus. 8.26.1929 - 7.24.1930 E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, E. Rassoul Zade, K. Tcholokashvili, Seid Shamil, A. Shulgin, A. Tchenkeli, G. Gvazava, Jean Martin
  • 87. Minutes of joint sitting of Georgian Goverment and Constituent Assembly. 1.11.1930 - 6.13.1931 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, S. Pirtskhalava, I. Zurabishvili, G. Gvazava, A. Tchenkeli, K. Sabakhtarishvili, J. Gobechia, K. Gvardjaladze, N. Ramishvili, S. Mdivani, E. Takaishvili, J. Salakaia
  • 88. Miscellaneous correspondence with Georgian refugee organization in Persia. 8.22.1930 - 2.19.1931
  • 89. Correspondence among Georgian refugees settled in various countries. 10.1.1930 - 4.24.1934
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  • 90. Speeches about Georgia by Mr. Moutet, E. Herriot, and P. Renaudel in French Parlement. 11.18.1930 - 9.21.1934 Mr. Macdonald, N. Jordania, Paul Boncour, A. Tchenkeli
  • 91. Miscellaneous correspondence of Georgian Government in exile. Report by General Odishelidze. 3.23.1931 - 12.6.1939 N. Jordania, G. Eradze, K. Kandelaki, A. Tchenkeli, A. Assatiani, D. Vatchnadze, R. Gabashvili
  • 92. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government with Constituent Assembly. 7.24.1931 - 10.20.1932 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, G. Gvazava, E. Takaishvili, S. Pirtskhalava, A. Tchenkeli, J. Gobechia, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 93. Correspondence among Georgian refugees. Paris-Tavriz - Teheran-Marseilles. 3.24.1932 - 5.17.1932
  • 94. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government and Constituent Assembly. 7.4.1932 - 6.24.1935 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, A. Tchenkeli, I. Zurabishvili
  • 95. Correspondence among Georgian refugees. 9.24.1932 - 11.3.1936.
  • 96. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government and Constituent Assembly. 11.5.1932 - 5.15.1934 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, G. Gvazava, E. Takaishvili, S. Mdivani, I. Zurabishvili, J. Gobechia, A. Tchenkeli, K. Gvardjaladze, R. Gabashvili
  • 97. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government and Constituent Assembly. 12.7.1933 - 9.29.1934 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, A. Tchenkeli, G. Gvazava, S. Pirtskhalava, K. Gvardjaladze, I. Zurabishvili, S. Mdivani
  • 98. Excerpts from Russian and Georgian communist newspapers. 9.10.1934 - 9.17.1934 V. Molodoff, M. Litoiniff, S. Ordjonikidze
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  • 99. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government and Constituent Assembly. 10.13.1934 - 1.12.1939 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, E. Takaishvili, E. Pirtskhalava, A. Assatiani, A. Tchenkeli, K. Gvardjaladze, I. Zurabishvili, S. Mdivani, J. Salakaia, R. Gabashvili
  • 100. Minutes of joint sittings of Georgian Government and Constituent Assembly. 7.25.1935 - 5.8.1940 A. Tchenkeli, N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, I. Zurabishvili, S. Pirtskhalava, S. Mdivani, G. Gvazava, I. Tchavchavidze, R. Gabashvili
  • 101. Correspondence among Georgian refugees. 12.24.1935 - July 1938 N. Jordania
  • 102. Inventory of Georgian Archive. 9.22.1938 K. Kandelaki, G. Uratadze, E. Gueguechkori
  • 103. Excerpts from various newspapers. 2.2.1939 - 8.27.1939
  • 104. Material about Soviet Union and Georgia. Georgia from point of view of international law. December 1939 A. Brians, A. Millerand, E. Herriot, R. Poincaré, R. Massigli
  • 105. Brief historical survey of Georgia. Readiness of Independent Georgia to pay part of debt of former Russian Empire. 1.25.1940 N. Jordania, K. Kandelaki
  • 106. Minutes of sittings of Georgian Constituent Assembly in exile. 1940 - 1941 E.Takaishvili, S. Pirtskhalava, A. Tchenkeli, Sp. Kedia, A. Assatiani, K. Gvardjaladze, E. Gueguechkori, J. Gobechia, G. Uratadze
  • 107. Articles about Caucasian fight for independence. People and territory of Georgia. 1940 - 1941
  • 108. Diplomatic correspondence of Georgian Representative in Paris. Events in Georgia. Georgian Archive in France. 11.25.1948 - 4.23.1958 A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki, G. Eradze, Noe Tsintsadze, N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, A. Kerenski, J. Gobechia, E. Cardinal Tisserand
  • 109. Article about national policy of bolsheviks in Caucasus. March 1951
  • 110. Declaration about Georgia by American Secretary of State, Dean Acheson. Appeal to Georgian people provoked by death of President of Georgia. 10.19.1951 - 1.20.1953 N. Jordania, Dean Acheson, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, A. Tchenkeli, Trygve Lie, N. Tcheidze, Gr. Uratadze, K. Kautski, K. Radek, E. Herriot, Ph. Snowden, R. Macdonald
  • 111. Council of Europe and Consultative Assembly. 9.20.1954 - 4.13.1955 A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki, H. Macmillan, G. Bidault, P. Reynaud, R. Schumann, V. Masens
  • 112. Miscellaneous correspondence of exiled Georgian Government with Georgian emmigrants. 12.9.1956 - 4.17.1957 K. Kandelaki, G. Eradze, N. Tsintsadze

• Series: Georgia Social Democratic Bureau Abroad: Boxes 54, 55, 56
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  • 1. Protests of the European socialists, public institutions and governments against Russian bolshevik army invasion in Georgia. 2.25.1921 W. Woytinski, L. Abramovitch, L. Martoff, I. Dashinski, Liberman, A. Henderson, Branting, Stowning, E. Takaishvili, K. Sabakhterishvili, Gr. Veshapeli, A. Briand, A. Milleraud, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, I. Tsereteli, Thomas Shaw, P. Renaudel, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili, N. Khomeriki, B. Tchikvishvili
  • 2. Information about the situation of the Georgian Social Democratic Party after the occupation. February - July 1921
  • 3. Leader of the Georgian Social Democratic Party and simultaneously a president of Georgia visits and lectures about Georgia in European countries and parliaments. 4.27.1921 - 9.27.1921 N. Jordania, E. Vandervelde, N. Tcheidze, N. Khomeriki, Wl. Woytinski, K, Kautski, N. Ramizhvili
  • 4. Russian bolsheviks reject the proposition of the Second Internationals to let mixed commission of the European communists and socialists carry out a referendum in Georgia. 4.30.1921 - 10.21.1929 K. Kautski, R. Macdonald, Paul Guichand, A. Tchenkeli, V. Prokopovitch, Klara Letkina, N. Jordania, L. Krassin
  • 5. Correspondence of the Georgian Social Democratic Bureau with the European socialists. 4.30.1921 - 10.16.1925 I. Tsereteli, N. Jordania, Thomas Shaw, Fritz Adler, A. Henderson, A. Tchenkeli, Marcel Sembat, Paul Faure, S. Mdivani, Lloyd George
  • 6. Georgian Social Democratic Bureau and Central Committee of the Ukrainian Social Democratic Labour Party. 5.3.1921 - 1.4.1922 T. Mazepa, Gr. Ajollo, N. Khomeriki, Fr. Adler, Sherban Voinia (Gaston Beff), S. Djibladze, G. Eradze, Lloyd George, Makarenko
  • 7. All the European socialists take the side of occupied Georgia. European socialists elect delegates for the mixed commission in order to conduct referendum in Georgia. 7.6.1921 - 7.21.1921 N. Tcheidze, M. Tskhakia, N. Jordania, R. Macdonald, L. De Brouckere, Troulstra, Stowning, Albin Nansen
  • 8. Miscellaneous correspondence among the Georgian social democrats. Political Commission in Constantinople. 9.12.1921 - 9.23.1922 N. Khomeriki, R. Arsenidze, V. Djugeli, L. Djaparidze, P. Surguladze, J. Cogolashvili, K. Gvardjaladze, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, S. Mdivani, N. Jordania, E. Takaishvili, Gr. Veshapeli, R. Gabashvili, Sh. Karumidze
  • 9. Conference between representatives of the Georgian social democratic party and Armenian revolutionary party "Dashnaktsutiun." 10.19.1921 - 1.2.1922 N. Khomeriki, V. Djugeli, D. Sharashidze, Gulkhandanian, Araratian, Davidkhanian
  • 10. Correspondence of the Chief of the information agency about events in Georgia and Caucasus 11.7.1921 - 12.30.1921 W. Woytinski, I. Tsereteli, N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, R. Macdonald, A. Tchenkeli
  • 11. Information about the claims of the Georgian National Democratic party about the composition of government after ousting Russian armies from Georgia 8.3.1921 - 1.3.1922
  • 12. Contests of protests of all the European public and socialist organizations against invasion of Georgia by Russian armies. 1921 - 1930
  • 13. Materials for the history of the Georgian Social Democratic Party. 1921 - 1934 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, E. Vandervelde
  • 14. Underground in occupied Georgia. January 1922 - January 1936
  • 15. Appeal of Central Committee of the Social Democratic Party underground to the European socialist parties. 3.10.1922 - 4.23.1922 Stouning, Trestra, Grimm, Fr. Adler, I. Dashinski, Turatti, Nemec, Fr. Branting, K. Kautski, Ed. Bernstein, E. Vandervelde, L. De Brouckere, Albert Thomas, A. Henderson, R. Macdonald, P. Renaudel, C. Huysmans, Ethel Snowden, Akselrod, T. Shaw
  • 16. Letter of gratitude from underground Georgian social democratic party to the President of Labour Association in the U.S.A. Information of the situation in Georgia. 6.20.1922 - 9.16.1922 S. Gompers, V. Lenin, L. Trotskii, N. Tcheidze, L. De Brouckere, V. Servy, Enver Pasha, Kakutca Tcholokashvili
  • 17. Order of Tcheka to subordinate provincial institutions. The official communist documents about annexation of Georgia. 6.29.1922 - 8.3.1922 K. Tsintsadze, V. Djugeli, J. Stalin, B. Mdivani, S. Ordjonikidze, V. Molotoff, L. Kameneff, Bukharin, V. Lenin, N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, B. Tchikvishvili
  • 18. From the archive of Political Commission in Constantinople. The question of Georgia on the agenda of third assembly of the League of Nations. Letters in cipher. 9.22.1922 - 9.5.1923 L. De Brouckere, R. Cecil, Moffa, D. Nansen, J. London, Fr. Branting, N. Jordania
  • 19. Miscellaneous correspondence among the members of Social Democratic Party abroad. 7.16.1923 - 9.15.1925 K. Kandelaki, N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, I. Tsereteli
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  • 20. Miscellaneous correspondence among the Social Democratic organizations in European countries as well as among members of the party. About Prague Association. 10.2.1923 - 4.23.1925 N. Jordania, G. Eradze, N. Ramishvili, K. Kaudelaki, V. Rathenau, R. Poincare, B. Mussolini
  • 21. Current account of the Social Democratic Bureau in Paris 10.20.1923 - 7.6.1925 N. Ramishvili, B. Tchikvishvili, V. Djugeli
  • 22. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Social Democratic Bureau. 10.21.1925
  • 23. Correspondence of the Social Democratic Bureau with its organizations in other countries. Negotiations with the Georgian National Democratic Party. 7.25.1924 - 10.13.1924 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, I. Tsereteli, N. Tcheidze, N. Tsintsadze, R. Arsenidze, A. Tchekeli, Fr. Adler, Th. Shaw
  • 24. Preparation of the general uprising in Georgia and the arrest of the chief conspirators. 8.22.1924 - 8.26.1924 V. Djugeli, N. Khomeriki, B. Tchikvishvili, G. Pagava, E. Kvantaliani
  • 25. Minutes of sittings of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad 9.22.1924 - 3.13.1926 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli, N. Ramishvili, R. Kandelaki, N. Tsintsadze, J. Salakaia, E. Gueguechkori
  • 26. The truth and the lie on the Georgian insurrection. Bersin's letter and the answer to it. September 1924 - 12.28.1927 N. Khomeriki, V. Djugeli, B. Tchikvishvili, G. Pagava, G. Tsinamdzhvrishvili, Hodia, Fr. Adler, Th. Shaw, A. Henderson, I. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli
  • 27. Minutes of sittings of the Social Democratic Bureau in Paris. 12.7.1924 - 5.3.1925 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, I. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, G. Eradze, R. Arsenidze, N. Tsintsadze, N. Tcheidze, E. Vaudervelde, A. Briand, R. Poincure, Bonar Law, Lloyd George, Lord Curzon, Balfour, P. Renaudel, Fr. Branting, L. De Brouckere, Ph. Snowden, C. Huysmans
  • 28. Current account of the Social Democratic Bureau 6.1.1925 - 5.30.1928
  • 29. Current account of the Social Democratic Bureau 7.17.1925 - 11.17.1926 R. Arsenidze, K. Kandelaki, E. Gueguechkori, N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, N. Tcheidze
  • 30. Process of members of the Georgian Independence Committee in Tbilissi by the bolshevik court July 1925 N. Okudjava, Sturua, K. Tsintsadze, K. Androikashvili, J. Djavakhishvili, Djinoria, Tshkhneli
  • 31. Sectionalism inside the Social Democratic Party abroad. 8.14.1925 - 7.3.1926 E. Rassoul Lade, S. Mdivani, G. Eradze
  • 32. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 8.23.1925 - 6.17.1926 N. Jordania, J. Pirtskhalava
  • 33. Correspondence among the social democratic organizations in European countries. 8.30.1925 - 8.16.1926 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, G. Eradze, K. Kandelaki
  • 34. Correspondence among the social democratic organizations abroad. 10.5.1925 - 8.2.1926
  • 35. Current account of the Social Democratic Bureau. 11.30.1925 - 1.19.1932 K. Kaudelaki
  • 36. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Social Democratic Bureau. 12.5.1925 - 12.31.1926 N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, N. Tcheidze, Purcell
  • 37. Miscellaneous correspondence with the Georgian emigrants in Europe. 12.10.1925 - 6.8.1926 S. Mdivani, D. Sharashidze, V. Akhmeteli
  • Reel 151
  • 38. Current account of the Social Democratic Bureau. 1925 - February 1935 K. Kaudelaki, K. Gvardjaladse
  • 39. Affair of the Georgian social democratic organization in Audencourt (France). 2.22.1926 - 7.11.1926 N. Ramishvili, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli
  • 40. Minutes of sittings of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 5.27.1926 - 7.29.1926 N. Ramishvili, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, R. Arsenidze, N. Jordania
  • 41. Current account of the Social Democratic Bureau. 6.5.1926 - 12.17.1928 K. Kandelaki, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, N. Jordania, J. Salakaia, J. Govechia, G. Gvazava, I. Tsereteli, J. Eligulashvili, Sh. Amiredjibi
  • 42. Current account of the social democratic party magazine "Brdzola - Fight." 7.19.1926 - 12.12.1928 K. Kandelaki, V. Nosadze
  • 43. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 9.20.1926 - 6.28.1931
  • 44. Current account of the Social Democratic Bureau. 10.20.1926 - 3.14.1928 N. Jordania, R. Arsenidze, K. Kandelaki
  • 45. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Social Democratic Bureau efforts to publish in Georgian and foreign languages the materials of Georgian archive. 11.26.1926 - 9.13.1931 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, T. Mazepa, Fr. Soucup, Th. G. Massaryk, E. Benes, K. Kautski, E. Vandervelde, R. Macdonald, Pierre Renaudel
  • 46. Minutes of sittings of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 12.31.1926 - 6.7.1930 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, I. Tsereteli, R. Arsenidze, A. Tchenkeli, Vl. Mgeladze, K. Kaudelaki, N. Ramishvili, Pierre Renaudel, Fr. B. Kellogg
  • 47. Correspondence of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad with occupied Georgia and Social Democratic Party organizations in Europe. 1.22.1927 - 8.14.1927 I. Tsereteli, Fr. Adler, Abramovitch, K. Guardjaladze, N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili
  • 48. Minutes of sittings of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 3.5.1927 - 11.27.1927 N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli, R. Arsenidze, E. Gueguechkori, Vl. Mgeladze, N. Ramishvili, G. Eradze
  • Reel 152
  • 49. Miscellaneous correspondence among the social democratic party organizations in Europe. 3.18.1927 - 8.23.1930 N. Ramishvili, I. Tsereteli, N. Jordania
  • 50. Two different trends about the way of political activity of the social democratic party abroad. 5.14.1927 - 4.17.1929 N. Jordania, Fr. Adler, I. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli, N. Ramishvili, K. Gvardjaladse
  • 51. Activity of the Social Democratic Bureau and its representatives in different countries. 5.28.1927 - 3.9.1931 L. Blum, Fr. Adler, J. Pirtskhalava, K. Gvardjaladze, N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, G. Eradze, I. Tsereteli, R. Arsenidze
  • 52. Minutes of sittings of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 6.4.1927 - 5.4.1928 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, I. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli, K. Kaudelaki, Vl. Mgeladze
  • 53. Minutes of sittings of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 6.4.1927 - 11.27.1927 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, I. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli, R. Arsenidse, K. Kaudelseki
  • 54. Minutes of sittings of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 8.9.1927 - 6.13.1928 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, I. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, G. Eradze
  • 55. Controversy between the representative of the Social Democratic Bureau in Switzerland and the representative of the Suisse Socialist Party. History of the Georgian Social Democratic Party. 8.2.1927 - 7.9.1930 Pierre Renaudel, K. Gvardjaladze, Fr. Adler, K. Shavishvili, L. Nicole, Jean Martin, N. Jordania, S. Djibladze, T. Ramishvili, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, G. Matteotti, D. Sharashidze, Henri Barbusse, V. Lenin, J. Stalin, F. Kerenski
  • 56. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Social Democratic Party organizations. Information from Georgia. 12.6.1927 - 6.30.1930 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori
  • 57-58. Minutes of sittings of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad (2 exemplars). 1.14.1928 - 11.30.1928 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, Arsenidze, A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki, K. Gvardjaladze, Vl. Mgeladze, M. Khundadze
  • Reel 153
  • 59. Current account of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 4.3.1928 - 1.16.1929 R. Arsenidze, K. Gvardjaladze, N. Tsintsadze, E. Gueguechkori, N. Jordania, K. Kandelaki
  • 60. Correspondence of the Social Democratic Bureau with party organizations abroad and underground organizations in Georgia. Letters in cipher. 6.25.1928 - 4.1.1930 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, K. Gvardjaladze, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli
  • 61. Correspondence of the Social Democratic Bureau with subordinate party organizations abroad. 12.17.1928 - 1.29.1931 Fr. Adler
  • 62. Minutes of sittings of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 1.20.1929 - 11.30.1930 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki, K. Gvardjaladze, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, Sheidemann, Bernstein
  • 63. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 2.22.1929 - 7.12.1929 N. Jordania, V. Servy, G. Matteotti, I. Tsereteli, Fr. Adler, N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, Pierre Renaudel
  • 64. Current account of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 3.2.1929 - 4.14.1930 N. Jordania, K. Gvardjaladze, R. Arsenidze, N. Ramishvili
  • 65. Minutes of sittings of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 3.2.1929 - 4.14.1929 N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, S. Pirtskhalava, R. Gabashvili, Sh. Amredjibi, A. Tchenkeli, J. Govechia, K. Kavtaradze
  • 66. Minutes of sittings of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad 5.2.1929 - 9.20.1930 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, K. Gvardjaladze, K. Kaudelaki, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, I. Tsereteli, R. Arsenidze, M. Khundadze
  • 67. Miscellaneous correspondence of the members of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 6.26.1929 - 7.15.1929 Pierre Renaudel, N. Jordania, D. Sharashidse, H. Barbusse, L. Blum, V. Burtceff
  • 68. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. Question of "Promethee." 9.1.1929 - 3.10.1931 N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, G. Gvazara, S. Pirtskhalava, J. Govechia, K. Gvardjaladze
  • Reel 154
  • 69. Current account of the Social Democratic Party. 5.6.1930 - 8.5.1932 K. Kandelaki, E. Gueguechkori, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 70. Correspondence of the Social Democratic Bureau with the Georgian social democratic organizations abroad. 10.2.1930 - 9.7.1932
  • 71. Affair of Kharton Shavishvili-Nicole. 11.21.1930 - 4.22.1931 M. Nicole, Kh. Shavishvili, E. Vandervelde
  • 72. Socialist movement in Georgia and autobiography of T. Ramishvili. 1930
  • 73. Minutes of sittings of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 1.17.1931 - 10.3.1931 N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli, K. Gvardjaladze, Vl. Mgeladze, P. Sardjveladze, K. Kandelaki, E. Gueguechkori, D. Sharashidze
  • 74. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 1.31.1931 - 11.22.1931 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, I. Tsereteli, N. Tsintsadze, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 75. Affair of the member of social democratic organization in Prague. 2.2.1931 - 12.2.1931 K. Gvardjaladze
  • 76. Correspondence of the Social Democratic Bureau with subordinate organizations abroad. 7.20.1931 - 9.19.1931
  • 77. Biographical particulars of every member of the Social Democratic Party abroad. 8.20.1931 - 9.12.1931
  • 78. Minutes of sittings of the Social Democratic Bureau. 9.7.1931 - 11.21.1931 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, S. Mdivani, J. Salakaia
  • 79. Corrrespondence between Social Democratic Bureau abroad and the party organization in Audencourt. 9.22.1931 - 7.1.1932
  • 80. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad 11.25.1931 - 3.25.1933 N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, G. Eradze, E. Gueguechkori, V. Nosadze
  • Reel 155
  • 81. Correspondence among the Social Democratic Party organizations abroad. 12.13.1931 - 1.22.1933 N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, V. Akhmeteli
  • 82. Current account of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 1.16.1932 - 3.15.1935
  • 83. Minutes of sittings of the Social Democratic Bureau abroad. 5.31.1933 - 11.4.1938 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, K. Gvardjaladze, N. Tsintsadze, Gr. Uratadze, S. Menaharihvili, A. Tshenkeli, K. Kandelaki, G. Eradze
  • 84. Miscellaneous correspondence among the Social Democratic Party organizations abroad. 6.24.1933 - 9.30.1933 N. Jordanis, K. Kandelaki
  • 85. About the situation of Georgian emigrants in Germany. 8.28.1933 - 10.9.1934
  • 86. Miscellaneous correspondence among the social democratic organizations abroad. 10.26.1933 - 1.27.1935 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, D. Gvardjaladze, V. Akhmeteli

• Series: Georgian Social Democratic Party and the Second International: Box 57
  • 1. Appeal of the representatives of the Georgian Social Democratic Party to all the socialist parties of the world. 3.27.1921 - 9.18.1921 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili, I. Tsereteli
  • 2. Conference of the Social Democratic Party in some secret place in Georgia. Activity of the Georgian Political Commission in Constantiniple. 4.25.1921 - 2.6.1922 K. Kautski, R. Macdonald, Ph. Snowden, A. Henderson, T. Shaw, Guesde, Longuet, Paul Taure, P. Renaudel, E. Vandervelde, C. Huysmans, Serratti, Turatti, L. De Brouckere, P. Akselrod, Otto Bauer, Fr. Adler, Fr. Branting, N. Jordania, E. Bernstein, R. Hilferding, I. Dashinski, Thammer, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, N. Khomeriki
  • 3. Labour Party Conference and its resolution about Georgia. Fifth Congress of the League of Nations and Georgian question. 6.9.1921 - 10.22.1921 Lady Gladston, T. Shaw, E. Gueguechkori, Cerutti, N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, N. Tcheidze, K. Kandelaki, E. Takaishvili, S. Mdivani, A. Tchenkeli, K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • Reel 156
  • 4. Activity of the Georgian Political Commission in Constantinople. Situation in occupied Georgia. 6.10.1921 - 10.26.1921 K. Kautski, U. Rausher, N. Ramishvili, N. Tcheidze, V. Akhmeteli, Ed. Bernstein
  • 5. Letter to the Vienna International about founding in occupied Georgia of the Independent Social Democratic Group under the name "Akhali Skhivi"-"New Light." 4.6.1921 G. Giorgadze, K. Ninidze, N. Imnaishvili
  • 6. Appeals to the Second International of the representatives of Georgian Social Democratic Party abroad. 3.3.1922 - 5.18.1922 Vl. Voytinski, N. Jordania, I. Tseretali, V. Akhmeteli, Kh. Shavishvili, D. Sharashidze, Paul Faure, J. Guesde, L. De Brouckere, E. Vandervelde, C. Huysmans, R. Macdonald, N. Tcheidze, Sheidemann, Pierre Renaudel, K. Kautski, Fr. Adler, Hilferding, Martoff, Sir William Tyrrell, A. Tchenkeli, P. Akselrod
  • 7. Appeal to the Second, Vienna and Third Internationals joint Conference of the Georgian Social Democratic, Socialist Federalist, Independent Social Democratic and Sindicalist Revolutionary Parties. 3.24.1922 - 7.30.1925 J. Stalin, G. Zinovieff, V. Servy, Is. Ramishvili, Gr. Lordkipanidze, A. Lomtatidze
  • 8. Appeal to Ramsay Macdonald of famous Georgian Social Democrats from the prison Metekhi in Tbilissi. 11.28.1922 Gr. Lordkipanidze, A. Lomtatidze, A. Dgebuadze, L. Guruli, R. Macdonald, N. Jordania, L. Trotskii
  • 9. Report to the Congress of Second International about the activity of Georgian Social Democratic Party underground in Georgia. 1921-1922 - January 1937 N. Jordania, J. Stalin, V. Lenin, Ph. Makharadze, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 10. Decay of cooperative organizations. National "Hands off Russia" Committee. 12.11.1923 - 1.16.1937 F. Adler, A. Henderson, I. Tsereteli, W. Coates, A. Tchenkeli
  • 11. Activity of the Second International. Information about the situation in occupied Georgia. 1.8.1924 - 8.25.1925 Anderson, O. Bauer, Bracke, Cameron, Dan, Levi, E. Vandervelde, Vliegen, Jouhaux, Wels, Mertens, T. Shaw, Fr. Adler
  • 12. Publications of the Georgian and other nations' social democrats. 8.18.1925 - August 1925 N. Jordania, P. Akselrod, Sp. Kedia, P. Renaudel, I. Tsereteli, N. Ramishvili, K. Kautski, P. Abramovitch, F. Dan. Ed. Bernstein, O. Bauer
  • 13. Second International and the Georgian Social Democratic Party. 6.19.1928 - 1.8.1931 Fr. Adler, K. Gvardjaladze, E. Gueguechkori, D. Sharashidse
  • 14. Relations between the Second International and Georgian Social Democratic Party. Controversy between Russian and Georgian social democratic parties. 11.28.1928 - 9.15.1939 N. Jordania, K. Gvardjaladze, Fr. Adler, Sen. Dr. Fr. Soucup, Pierre Renaudel, C. Huysmans, E. Vandervelde, L. De Brouckere, L. Blum, F. Kerenski, Abramovitch, G. Matteotti
  • Reel 157
  • 15. Correspondence of the Second International and European socialist organizations with the Georgian Social Democrats. 11.27.1929 - 11.7.1934 Fr. Adler, K. Gvardjaladze, Sen. Fr. Soucup, Th. G. Massaryk, N. Ramishvili, A. Briand, A. Tchenkeli, N. Jordania, M. Niedzialkowski, F. Kerenski, Fr. Brügel, Abramovitch
  • 16. Different points of view inside the Second International about a war against Soviet Union. Disagreement about this question between Georgian and Russian social democrats. 3.18.1938 - August 1936 N. Jordania, Fr. Adler, L. De Brouckere, C. Huysmans, K. Gvardjaladze, L. Beria, A. Briand, E. Gueguechkori, J. Stalin
  • 17. Memorandum of the Georgian Social Democratic Party to the Second International. 8.21.1933 - 8.25.1933 P. Nenni, A. Briand, Kellogg, Gen. Thomson, Gen. Denikin, V. Djugeli
  • 18. History of the Georgian Social Democratic Party under the Tsars' regime and after the Great Russian Revolution. The true visage of Bolshevism. 11.21.1939 J. Stalin, A. Hitler, N. Jordania, R. Arsenidze, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, A. Lomtatidze, V. Tsuladze
  • 19. Correspondence of the Georgian Social Democatic Party abroad with the European socialist organizations. Short history of the Caucasus and Georgia. 11.26.1945 - 2.14.1953 C. Huysmans, K. Gvardjaladze, N. Jordania, Guy Mollet, A. Ciolkosz, L. Laremba, I. Dashinski, N. Tcheidze, M. Niedzialkowski, Liberman
  • 20. Affair of the former Georgian representative before the League of Nations. 4.15.1953 - 1.13.1954 Kh. Shavishvili, K. Gvardjaladze, M. Kedia, E. Gueguechkori, N. Jordania, N. Tsintsadze

• Series: League of Nations and Georgia during its independence and after occupation: Boxes 58, 59
  • 1. About the international status of Georgia. 5.26.1918 - 8.31.1924 Ph. Snowden, Neill
  • 2. Georgia asking to be admitted as a member of the League of Nations. 5.21.1919 - 11.22.1920 N. Tcheidze, N. Jordania, Albert Thomas, A. Tchenkeli, L. De Brouckere, Sir Eric Drummond, E. Gueguechkori, Lord Robert Cecil
  • 3. Activity of the Georgian associations for the League of Nations in European countries. 6.2.1920 - 7.8.1920 A. Lomtatidse, N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori
  • 4. Memorandum delivered to Great Entente and the League of Nations in answer to the declaration of American State Secretary. 7.2.1920 - 10.13.1920 Sir Eric Drummond
  • 5. Diplomatic activity of the Georgian delegates in European countries. 8.15.1920 - 10.1.1920 N. Tcheidze, C. Huysmans, O. Wardrop, N. Jordania, Lord Curzon, E. Gueguechkori, A. Lomtatidse
  • 6. Diplomatic correspondence of the Independent Georgian Government with the League of Nations, Second International and European Allied Forces 8.25.1920 - September 1920 Sir Eric Drummond, N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, I. Tsereteli, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori
  • 7. Diplomatic correspondence of the Independent Georgian Government with the League of Nations. 10.16.1920 - 11.23.1920 Sir Eric Drummond, N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, Earl Curzon of Kedleston, Col. Stokes, E. Gueguechkori
  • 8. Question of the Georgian membership before the Assembly of the League of Nations. 12.14.1920 - 1924 Dr. Nansen, R. Cecil, Paul Boncour, R. Poincare, L. De Brouckere, K. Radek, L. Trotskii, Lloyd George, L. Barthon
  • 9. Diplomatic correspondence of the Independent Georgian Government with the League of Nations. Transport Convention. 12.20.1920 - 12.28.1920 Sir Eric Drummond, N. Tcheidze
  • 10. Appeal of the Committee for Independence of Georgia to the League of Nations. Rejection by League of the petition of Georgia. 12.20.1920 - 9.10.1923 Sir Eric Drummond, Dr. Nansen, N. Tcheidze, Lord Robert Cecil, R. Viviani, Shanzer, Fisher, K. Sabakhtarishvili, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori
  • 11. Appeals of the Independent Georgian Government to the League of Nations and to European States as well as to South Africa, Colombia, Bolivia, Argentina, Paraguay, Persia. 12.23.1920 - 1924 E. Gieguechkori, A. Briand, A. Milleraud, P. Renaudel, R. Poincare, E. Herriot, R. Massigli, G. Tchicherin, L. Barthon, Paul Boncour
  • 12. Relations between Independent Georgia and the League of Nations. 12.28.1920 - 2.11.1921 Sir Eric Drummond, Kh. Shavishvili
  • 13. Diplomatic activity of the Georgian Foreign Minister in Europe. Letters and telegrams in cipher. 1.15.1921 - 3.5.1921 A. Tchenkeli, N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori
  • 14. Representatives of exiled Georgian Government before the League of Nations' question of disarmament. 5.12.1921 - 12.11.1937 N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli, S. Mdivani, Th. Ruyssen, E. Takaishvili, N. Tcheidze, K. Sabakhtarishvili, A. Lomtatidze
  • 15. Question of famine in Russian and in Georgia on the agenda of the International Conference. 8.11.1921 - 10.5.1921 A. Tchenkeli, J. Noulens, E. Gueguechkori, H. Hoover, A. Briand
  • Reel 158
  • 16. Appeal of the Georgians to the world to raise its voice against bolsheviks in occupied Georgia. 12.10.1921 Appeal is accompanied with the lists of signatures, a total of 30,482 persons.
  • 17. Georgia and her international status. 1921 Professor O. Nippold
  • 18. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian delegate before the League of Nations. 1.11.1922 - 4.13.1922 Kh. Shavishoili, K. Kandelaki, A. Tchenkeli, Cosme de la Torriente y Peraza, Sir Eric Drummond, J. J. London
  • 19. Memorandum about the situation in occupied Georgia delivered to the General Assembly of the League of Nations. 8.26.1922 Sir Eric Drummond, A. Tchenkeli, Braunthal
  • 20. Georgia and the League of Nations. Journal of the fifth Assembly of the League of Nations. 9.20.1922 - 9.22.1924 M. Enckell, L. De Brouckere, Dr. Nansen, Motta, N. Jordania, Patriarch Catholicos Ambrossius, Bonnet, Paul Boncour, E. Herriot, R. Poincare, J. London, Lord Robert Cecil
  • 21. Joint memorandum against Bolsheviks delivered by Caucasian nations. 1922
  • 22. Georgia and League of Nations. 1.30.1923 - 10.6.1931 A. Tchenkeli, A. Briand, M. Litvinoff, Th. Ruyssen, E. Takaishvili, J. London, A. Lunatcharski, A. Harriman, Sir Eric Drummond
  • 23. Correspondence between Georgian diplomatic representatives and the League of Nations. 2.4.1923 - 3.15.1924 J. Martin, Mr. Guari, K. Abkhazi, A. Andronikashvili, A. Tchenkeli, V. Toulukidze, G. Khimshiashvili, R. Muskhelishvili, E. Gulissashvili, A. Matchavariari, D. Tchrdileli, N. Katsivadze, J. Mazmashvili, A. Guedevanishvili
  • 24. Short historic review of the population, territory, economic and financial sources of Georgia. 1923
  • 25. League of Nations about uprising in Georgia. Georgian memoranda about situation in Georgia and occupied Caucasus. Letter to the "Daily Herald." Open letter to the premier minister Ramsay Macdonald. 12.15.1924 - 3.10.1929 G. Gvazava, K. Tcholokashvili, Gen. Denikin, A. Tchenkeli, A. Shulgin, A. Briand, N. Jordania, Th. Shaw, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili, R. Macdonald, Ed. Herriot, Lord Curzon, N. Wolsky, D. Sharashidze
  • 26. Georgia and the Senate of the United States. Joint resolution of the Congress about the appointment of a diplomatic representative to the National Republic of Georgia. Joint memoranda of the Caucasian and Ukrainian representatives to the European countries. 1.12.1925 - 11.25.1948 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, A. Toptchibashy, H. Bammatt, A. Tchenkeli, A. Shulgin, A. Briand, N. Khomenki, V. Djugeli, B. Tchikvishvili, V. Thenteradze, Sen. Copeland, E. Herriot, J. Lukasiewicz, M. Herrick, P. Painleve
  • Reel 159
  • 27. Foundation of the international association for support of Georgia. Activity of the Georgian representative before the League of Nations. 4.20.1925 - 6.29.1929 Jean Martin, Ed. Herriot, N. Tcheidze, A. Tchenkeli, N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, Paul Boncour, Kh. Shavishvili
  • 28. Georgia and League of Nations. Correspondence between Georgian represnetative before the League of Nations and the International Committee for Georgia 9.9.1925 - 8.28.1929 E. Vandervelde, Henri Barbusse, I. Tsereteli, Kean Martin, K. Kandelaki, N. Khomeriki, V. Djugeli, G. Pagava, B. Tchikoishvili, L. Paniashvili, M. Orakhelashosli, V. Dumbadze, Kh. Shavishvili
  • 29. International Committee for Georgia in Geneve. 11.2.1925 - 10.14.1931 Jean Martin, H. Barbusse, A. Tchenkeli, J. Stalin, S. Ordjonikidze, L. Trotskii, Gr. Linooieff
  • 30. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian representatives in Europe. The Caucasian Society of America. 3.20.1926 - 4.28.1928 Ethel Snowden, I. Tsereteli, K. Gvardjaladze, T. Shaw, K. Kandelaki, H. L. Wilson, B. G. Collier, E. Wildman, P. Morse, Fr. Wagner, V. Dumbadze
  • 31. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian representative before the League of Nations. 12.23.1929 - 6.29.1933 N. Jordania, A. Livitzki, Rassoul Lade, Prof. R. Smal-Stocki, J. Salakaia, Mustapha Vekilbey, Ajaz Tschaki, R. Macdonald, Jean Martin, Kh. Shavishvoli, A. Seydamet, P. Sulatitski, V. Salski, S. Metzuk, Baziak
  • 32. Diplomatic activity of the Georgian and Caucasian representatives abroad. 7.8.1930 - December 1939 Lord Robert Cecil, O. Wardrop, W. E. D. Allen, A. Tchenkeli, A. Tchermoeff, H. Bammatt, A. M. Toptchibashi, F. Khan Khoiski, Doviot, Cashin, R. Massigli, G. Tchicherin, Ed. Herriot
  • 33. About a danger of war in East Europe. 1930
  • 34. Historical and economical review of Georgia as a former part of Russia and after as an independent state. Admission of the Soviet Union into the League of Nations. 9.17.1934 Motta, M. Litvinoff
  • 35. Appeal of the Executive Committee of the Revisionist Sionists Union to the Georgian Association for the League of Nations. Joint resolution of the Congress about Georgia. 2.14.1935 - 7.3.1937 Dr. J. Schechtmann, Vl. Jabotinsky, Copeland, Dr. Nansen, Lord Robert Cecil, L. De Brouckere, R. Poincare, Lloyd George, Motta, Fr. Branting, L. Barthon, Paul Boncour, Ed. Herriot, R. Macdonald
  • 36. Georgia and the League of Nations. International Union of the Associations for the League of Nations. 5.9.1935 - 12.6.1937 Th. Ruyssen, Largo Caballero, Gen. Franco, E. Gueguechkori, G. Gvazava, R. Smal-Stocki, A. Shulgin, Borel, P. Laval, Kh. Shavishvili
  • 37. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian representative before the League of Nations. 5.19.1935 - 4.8.1936 K. Kandelaki, E. Gueguechkori, Th. Ruyssen, Albert Malche, A. Hitler, Jean Martin, J. Pilsudski, A. Shulgin, E. Bovet, A. Henderson
  • 38. Joint political activity of the diplomatic representatives of the Caucasian countries, Ukraine and Turkestan. 9.25.1936 - 9.23.1937 Aga Khan, A. Tchenkeli, Dr. Chakir, Mir Jakub, J. Tchulik, A. Shulgin, Saavedra Lamas, T. Tchakman, N. Jordania, A. Toptchibashy, Rassul Lade, Guirey Sunsh, M. Tchokai

• Series: Situation in occupied Georgia: Box 60
  • Reel 160
  • 1. Correspondence between Political Commission in Constantinople and Georgian exiled government in Paris. 2.21.1921 - 12.11.1921 N. Jordania, B. Mdivani, Ph. Makharadze
  • 2. How Georgia was invaded and conquered according to Russian sources. Bolshevik Russia and Turkey. 2.25.1921 - 10.15.1921 L. Karakhan, L. Trotskii, Krassin, S. Ordjonikidze, G. Tchicherin, Sheinman, N. Jordania, V. Lenin, I. Tsereteli, Gr. Lordkipanidze, Mukhtar Ahmedbey, Lloba, N. Kuibisheff, Kiazim, Kara Bekir Pasha, Gen. Hekker
  • 3. Georgian Information Bureau. Famine in Russia and Georgia. Situation in occupied Caucasian republics. 4.18.1921 - 12.11.1921 R. Macdonald, E. Vandervelde, L. De Brouckere, K. Libknecht, Roza Luxemburg, N. Tcheidze, N. Khomeriki, J. Stalin, N. Ramishvili, K. Kautski, N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, S. Mdivani, K. Kandelaki, A. Tchenkeli, A. Briand, A. Tchermoeff, Maklakoff, B. Tchikvishvili, V. Djugeli, C. Huysmans, G. Matchabeli, Vl. Mgeladze, A. Toptchibashi, A. Agaronian, V. Voytinski, I. Tsereteli
  • 4. Correspondence between Constantinople and Paris Georgian Political Commissions. Insurrection in Svanetic (Georgia). Information from Georgia. 6.9.1921 - 10.25.1921 N. Jordania, R. Macdonald, N. Khomeriki, Ph. Makharadze, J. Stalin, A. Toptchibashi, A. Tchermoeff, A. Tchenkeli, S. Ordjonikidze, G. Kiroff
  • 5. Underground activity of the Georgian Social Democratic Party. The formation of so-called Transcaucasian Soviet Government. 11.3.1921 - 3.21.1922 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, K. Kautski, Sheidemann, R. Macdonald, A. Henderson, Ph. Snowden, T. Shaw, J. Guesde, Longuet, P. Faure, P. Renaudel, E. Vandervelde, C. Huysmans, L. De Brouckere, Serratti, Turatti, Treves, Akselrod, Martoff, Fr. Adler, F. Branting, Hilferding, I. Dashinski
  • 6. Report of the leader of Georgian communists to the Central Committee of the Russian Communist Party. L. Trotskii and Red Army. Antibolshevik demonstrations and repression. 12.6.1921 - 1.12.1922 Ph. Makharadze, V. Lenin, J. Stalin, L. Trotskii, S. Ordjonikidze, Sh. Eliava, Vacetis, Gen. Brussiloff
  • 7. Political and economic situation in occupied Georgia and Northern Caucasus. Relations between Gen. P. Vrangel and the Iman S. Shamil. Purge of the Georgian Communist Party. League of Nations and Ukraine. 1.8.1922 - 9.10.1934 Gen. P. Vrangel, S. Shamil, N. Jordania, S. Ordjonikidze, M. Vinnitchenko, A. Shulgin, Kh. Rakouski, S. Efremoff, J. Stalin, A. Tsalikati
  • 8. List of the Georgian political prisoners held by Tcheka. February, April - 1922
  • 9. Information about number, composition and quality of Russian troops in Georgia. Fights in several corners of Georgia and Caucasus. 6.1.1922 - 7.9.1922 S. Ordjonikidze, Sh. Eliava
  • Reel 161
  • 10. Activity of the Georgian social democratic party underground. Repressions. Forcible exile of 62 political prisoners out of Georgia. 8.12.1922 - 12.9.1922 R. Macdonald, Ethel Snowden, T. Shaw, Gr. Lordkipanidze, A. Lomtatidze, A. Dgebuadze, L. Guruli, M. Orakhelashvili, B. Lominadze, A. Salukvadze, Vl. Djibladze, Anatol France, G. D. Wells, Maksim Gorki
  • 11. Split in the Georgian Communist Party: formation of the group "Uklonists - Deviationists." 10.8.1922 - 12.18.1922 V. Lenin, J. Stalin, S. Ordjonikidze, Kameneff, F. Dzierzynski, V. Molotoff, Miasnikoff Bukharin, A. Enukidze, B. Mdivani
  • 12. Report of the Georgian Social Democratic Party to Congress of International Socialists. Complaints of the Georgian political prisoners. Imperialism of Moscow and Georgia. Appeal to the Second International. 10.9.1922 - 12.11.1922 Gr. Lordkipanidze, R. Macdonald, A. Lomtatidze, V. Lenin, S. Ordjonikidze, A. Enukidze, J. Stalin, B. Mdivani, Ph. Makharadze, M. Orakhelashvili, G. Tchicherin, Gen. Hekker, L. Trotskii, K. Radek, Gen. Denikin, A. Dgebuadze, B. Djibladze
  • 13. Conference of the Transcaucasian delegates of the Communist Party. Situation in occupied Georgia. 11.11.1922 V. Lenin, Miasnikoff, M. Orakhelashvili, S. Ordjonikidze, Narimanoff, G. Kiroff
  • 14. Exerpts from the communist Russian and Georgian newspapers. 11.26.1922 - 3.30.1923 B. Savinkoff, Miasnikoff, M. Okudjava, V. Tevzaia, P. Geleishvili
  • 15. V. Lenin against the policy of denationalization carried out in Georgia by J. Stalin and S. Ordjonikidze. The open letter to A. Purcell. 3.5.1923 - 1.22.1927 V. Lenin, L. Trotskii, Gr. Linovieff, Kameneff, J. Stalin, S. Ordjonikidze, B. Mdivani, Ph. Makharadze, F. Dzierzynski
  • 16. Anticommunist action of the masses in Georgia and other Caucasian countries. 8.23.1923 - 5.31.1931
  • 17. Correspondence about the general uprising in Georgia in August - September 1924. Executions in Georgia. 4.6.1924 - 9.25.1924 L. De Brouckere, Abel Chevaley, A. Tchenkeli, K. Gvardjaladze, N. Jordania, R. Macdonald, A. Tchermoeff, Prof, G. Murray, Paul Boncour, R. Poincare, Motta
  • 18. Process of some leaders of the general uprising in Georgia. 1925 Dr. M. Tshkhneli, Judge Djinoria, Beltadze, A. Salukvadze, L. Rukhadze, Sh. Amiredjibi, D. Vatchnadse, G. Tsinamdz-Lorishvili, V. Beridze, V. Avalishvili, N. Nakashidze, S. Devdariani, M. Okudjava, Sh. Meskhishvili
  • 19. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian representative organizations abroad. Articles about Georgia in the foreign press. 6.6.1931 - 2.13.1934 J. Gobechia, G. Grazava, V. Dumbadze, R. Ingilo Ivanitski, K. Gvardjaladze, J. Salakaia
  • 20. Soviet Russia and Georgian national movement. L. Beria's accusations. 7.27.1935 - 7.12.1939 L. Beria, S. Mdivani, N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, G. Gvazava, A. Assatiani

• Series: Correspondence between Georgian Government in exile and Georgian underground political parties in the country: Boxes 61, 62, 63
  • Reel 162
  • 1. External Program and declaration of the new founded independent social democratic party "Akhali Skhivi" - "New Light." 2.11.1921 - 4.6.1921 N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, Gr. Giorgadze, K. Ninidze, N. Imnaishvili, E. Khoczolava, I. Pirtskhalaishvili, I. Kopaleishvili
  • 2. Memorial describing the invasion of the Russian and Kemalist troops into Georgia. 2.17.1921 - September 1921 Kiazim Karabekir Pasha, N. Khomeriki, I. Mamatsashvili
  • 3. External Appeal of the Social Democratic Party in Georgia to all the European workers. 3.11.1921 - 4.3.1922 P. Vrangel, V. Djugeli, Gen. Kvinifadze
  • 4. Negotiations about peace between the Georgian democratic government and Russian forces. Antibolshevik demonstrations in Georgia. J. Stalin-Djugashvili in Georgia (2 exemplars). 3.17.1921 - 2.11.1922 Gr. Lordkipanidze, A. Enukidze, J. Stalin, Sh. Eliava, I. Ramishvili, A. Dgebuadze, Kemal Pasha, P. Tchichinadze, N. Jordania, Catholicos Patriarch Ambrosios
  • 5. External Curfew in Georgia port Batumi ordered by Russian troops. Question of Georgia before the Supreme Council in Paris and League of Nations. 3.30.1921 - 1.12.1922 N. Jordania, A. Briand, R. Viviani, Motta, Fr. Aulard
  • 6. Information about how everything is taken away from Georgia to the ruined Russia. Increased terror after Stalin's visit. Famine in Russia. 4.9.1921 - 10.19.1921 N. Jordania, Gr. Lordkipanidze, N. Khomeriki, J. Stalin, K. Gvardjaladze, J. Salakaia
  • 7. Situation in Tbilisi. High prices and shortage of food and manufactured products. Letters in cipher. 4.14.1921 - May 1922 S. Djibladze
  • 8. Famine in Russia. The assembly of the Second International demands the withdrawal of Russian troops out of Georgia. 5.25.1921 - 1.26.1922 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, R. Macdonald, P. Renaudel, L. De Brouckere, A. Tchenkeli, N. Khomeriki
  • 9. How the bolshevik revcom celebrated the day of the 26th May. Letters in cipher. 6.6.1921 N. Jordania, V. Lenin, S. Djibladze, I. Ramishvili, Gr. Lordkipanidze
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  • 10. Correspondence between the underground movement in Georgia and Political Commission in Constantinople. "Again Georgia" written by K. Kautski. 6.15.1921 - 11.27.1921 N. Khomeriki, S. Djibladze
  • 11. Letters from Tbilissi; some of them in cipher. 7.15.1921 - 12.19.1921 S. Ordjonikidze, M. B. Abashidze, A. Assatiani, Vracian, K. Tsintsadze
  • 12. Information about situation in the country immediately after occupation. Information about the political and economical situation in Europe. Both reports from the country and to the country are sent by Georgian socialist federalists underground and abroad. August 1921 N. Jordania, G. Laskhishvili, Gr. Veshapeli, S. Mdivani, J. Stalin, Ph. Makhanadze, B. Mdivani, Sh. Nutsubidze, Th. Glonti
  • 13. External Appeals of the Georgian exiled government to the peoples of the world. Appeal of the Georgian workers to the workers of Europe and America and of the Georgian students to the students of the world. Georgian bolshevik's reply to Ramsay Macdonald. 9.4.1921 - 5.6.1922 N. Jordania, G. Tchicheria, N. Tcheidze, R. Macdonald, Krassin, Dzadzamia, Ph. Sharadze, I. Khevsuriani, E. Vandervelde, P. Renaudel, L. De Brouckere, K. Kautski, S. Mdivani
  • 14. External Letter of gratitude of the Georgian workers to the Labor Association of the United States. Repressions in Georgia. 9.6.1921 - 4.21.1922 S. Gompers, N. Jordania, Gen. V. Tsulukidze, Ph. Makharadze, B. Mdivani, S. Kavtaradze, M. Orakhelashvili, K. Sabakhtanishvili
  • 15. Ultimatum of the Georgian workers to the Revcom installed in Georgia by Russian troops. Arrest of the workers delegation and protest of the Georgian studenthood. "Antonovshchina" in Russian provinces. 9.12.1921 - 10.27.1921 N. Khomeriki, S. Petlura, L. Trotskii, Kiazim Karabekir Pasha
  • 16. Minutes of sittings of the Georgian Political Commission in Constantinople. 9.16.1921 - 3.5.1922 N. Khomeriki, P. Tchichinadze, V. Djugeli, R. Arsenidze, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 17. List of the arrested persons. Information about the famine in Georgia. Election to the bolshevik soviets. 10.20.1921 - 4.10.1922 N. Jordania, P. Tchitchinadze, V. Lenin
  • 18. Situation in occupied Georgia related by the eyewitness. Negotiations among the underground political parties to create a common front against bolsheviks. 11.19.1921 I. Kartsivadze, Th. Glonti, Sh. Nutsubidze
  • 19. Famine in Georgia. Georgian workers' ultimatum to the bolshevik Revcom. Arrest of the workers delegation. Antibolshevik demonstration of the studenthood and academic youth in Tbilissi. 11.23.1921 - 2.25.1922 N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli, K. Sabakhtarishvili, Th. Razikashvili, K. Gamsakhurdia, V. Lenin, Lloyd George, N. Khomeriki, N. Tcheidze
  • 21. External Appeal of the Georgian people to the world. Joint declaration of all the Georgian political parties. 12.10.1921 - May 1922 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze
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  • 22. J. Stalin before audience of the five thousand Georgian workers. Antibolshevik demonstrations in the whole of Georgia. January 26th - the day of the founding of the Georgian Tbilissi University. 1.26.1922 - 2.11.1922 K. Gamsakhurdia, G. Gvazava, R. Macdonald, I. Tsereteli, S. Devdariani, S. Djibladze, M. Gorki, A. France, Ph. Makharadze
  • 23. Antibolshevik demonstrations of the Georgian workers, peasants and academic youth in the whole of Georgia. 2.10.1922 - 2.14.1922
  • 24. Letters from Georgia. 2.11.1922 - 7.11.1922
  • 25. External Information about situation in several parts of the Soviet Union. V. Lenin about Geneva Conference. Famine in Ukraine. B. Savinkoff's bureau of information. February 1922 - 12.14.1922 B. Savinkoff, V. Lenin, L. Trotskii, G. Tchicherin, Enver Pasha
  • 26. External Decree about adoption by the Georgian people of the Russian troops who are present in Georgia. Appeal of the Georgian workers and political prisoners to the Amsterdam Professional Union. Uprising in Svanethi. Proclamation of the Russians and Jews living in Georgia. 3.15.1922 - 12.29.1922 Narimanoff, Miasnikoff, B. Mdivani, L. Trotskii, L. Natadze, Enver Pasha, N. Jordania, I. Ramishvili, G. Laskhishvili, Gr. Giorgadze, N. Tchigogidze, S. Gompers
  • Reel 165
  • 27. Appeal of the Union of Georgian Teachers to the world. Uprisings in some Georgian provinces. 3.27.1922 - 12.20.1925 N. Jordania, G. Tchicherin, A. Mdivani, G. Eradze, V. Gognadze, V. Mgeladze
  • 28. Correspondence of the Georgian Political Commission in Constantinople. The Genoa Conference. 4.18.1922 - 6.25.1922 N. Jordania, N. Khomeriki
  • 29. Information from Georgia about increased repression. Arrests, execution of political opponents. Liquidation of the Georgian Red Army. 4.18.1922 - 4.13.1924 Gr. Linovieff, S. Ordjonikidze, Ph. Makharadze, V. Lenin
  • 30. Letters from Georgian Underground. Information about continuing uprising in Svanethi. 4.19.1922 - 4.27.1922
  • 31. A united anticommunist front of all the Georgian workers. 4.20.1922 - 4.21.1922 N. Jordania, Ph. Makharadze
  • 32. Place of general uprising in Georgia and the whole Caucasus. Information about Russian and Turk military forces in Caucasus. 5.7.1922 - 6.10.1922 Kemal Pasha, V. Djugeli, S. Shamil, K. Gvardjaladze
  • 33. Repressions against Georgian Church. Foundation of the National Independence Committee in Georgia and its directives to the Georgian exiled government. 7.27.1922 - 6.15.1924 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili, I. Tsereteli, G. Pagava, J. Djavakhishvili
  • 34. Punitive expeditions almost in every village and town of Georgia. Persecution and torture of the political opponents. Report about military forces. 6.7.1923 - 9.21.1923 N. Ramishvili, N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli
  • 35. External How to prepare a general antibolshevik uprising in Georgia and Caucasus. Clara Tsetkina in Georgia. Appeal to the Second International 9.7.1922 - 10.2.1924 V. Djugeli, Clara Tsetkina, S. Mdivani, I. Ramishvili, J. Baratashvili, Gr. Giorgadze, N. Tchigogidze
  • 36. Correspondence between underground Georgia and the exiled government. Fights with the Georgian guerrilla. Repressive measures, punitive expeditions. 9.12.1922 - 5.16.1923 Sh. Eliava, M. Orakhelashvili, N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, I. Tsereteli, G. Tchicherin, Gr. Linovieff, Is. Ramishvili, Gr. Lordkipanidze, S. Ordjonikidze, A. Assatiani, K. Tcholokashvili, Ph. Makharadze, V. Djugeli, V. Lenin
  • 37. Correspondence among Political Commissions in Paris and Constantinople with the Georgian Underground. Letters in cipher. 10.5.1922 - 1.3.1925 N. Ramishvili, K. Gvardjaladze, K. Kandelaki, E. Rassul Zade, Lloyd George, Krassin, Kh. Rakovski, Ph. Snowden. E. House, Gr. Veshapeli Vifos, Seida, J. Pilsudski, Rauf Bey, Izmet Pasha, Feti Bey, Kemal Pasha, Lord Curzon, I. Tsereteli, V. Lenin, A. Tchenkeli, Lloyd George, G. Tchicherin, N. Nikoladze, E. Takaizhvili, S. Pirtskhalava, J. Govechia, L. Trotskii, N. Jordania
  • 38. External Appeal of he Georgian Social Democratic Party underground to the Second International. German Social Democratic Party and to the "Vorwarts" editorial board. 10.27.1922 - 8.5.1925 K. Andronikashvili, Sturua
  • 39. External Condition of the Georgian political prisoners in Georgia and in Russia. Liquidation of the Chechen-Ingusz Republic and the banishment of its population to Siberia. 10.31.1922 - 8.29.1953 A. Henderson, O. Wardrop, Lord Curzon, G. Tchicherin, P. Milinkoff, B. Mdivani, A. Toptchibashi, Hadjibeyli, A. Tchenkeli, N. Ramishvili, Sp. Kedia, A. Tchermoeff, I. Haidanoff, H. Bammat, A. Khatissian, A. Djamalian, H. Samuelian, N. Khomeriki, B. Tchikvishvili, V. Djugeli, I. Tsereteli, N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, Gr. Lordkipanidze, Ed. Daladier
  • 40. External Excerpts from the communist and European press about Georgia. Speech given by the President of Georgia in Geneva. November 1922 - 2.4.1926 N. Jordania, Ph. Makharadze
  • Reel 166
  • 41. Authorization sent by all the political parties to the Georgian representatives abroad to defend Georgian independence everywhere. Situation in Georgia. 1922 A. Tchenkeli, D. Oniashvili, N. Imnaishvili, I. Lordkipanidze, J. Djavakhishvili, K. Rachvelishvili
  • 42. External Arrests and executions in occupied Georgia. Appeal of the Georgian workers to the Second International. Appeal of President Jordania to the world. 1.1.1923 - September 1924 N. Jordania, Gr. Linovieff, Manuilski, V. Lenin, Bukharin, M. Orakhelashvili
  • 43. External Persecutions, arrests, executions in occupied Georgia. Appeals to the Second International and to the conscience of free world. Letters in cipher. 1.7.1923 - 1.30.1923 K. Abkhazi, V. Tsulukidze, A. Andronikashvili, G. Khimshiashvili, S. Bagration Mnkhrauski, Tchrdileli, Gulizashvili, R. Mnskhelishvili, A. Machavariani, N. Landukeli, V. Kutateladze, Kereselidze Tchiabrizhvili, Klimiashvili, Guaralashvili
  • 44. External Correspondence between the underground Georgia and exiled government. Letter of the Georgian political prisoners and hostages from the monastery prison of the special camp of G.P.U. in the city of Suzdal to Maksim Gorki, simultaneously directed also to the famous writers, banner-bearers of the conscience, humanism and civilization - An. France, Rom. Rolland, G. Wells, Y. Sinclair and G. Brandes. 1.30.1923 - 7.5.1923 N. Jordania, Gr. Lordkipanidze, S. Ordjonikidze, M. Orakhelashvili, Miasmkian, G. Plekhanoff
  • 45. Information from underground political parties about the situation in Georgia. Who did kill Djemal Pasha? Letters in cipher. 6.22.1923 - 4.25.1924 S. Ordjonikidze, M. Orakhelashvili, P. Renaudel, L. Blum, N. Khomeriki, V. Djugeli, V. Nodia, B. Tchikvishvili, G. Tsinamdzhvrishvili, G. Pahara, M. Kohuashvili, Vl. Mgeladze, Gen. Tchavchavadze
  • 46. External Appeal of the Georgian National front underground to the League of Nations. Repressions, exile of the political opponents to the Russian camps. Executions. Appeal of Socialist Democratic Party to the Conference of United Internationals. 3.5.1923 - 1.14.1924 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, I. Tsereteli, N. Khomeriki, S. Devdariani, V. Tevzaia, V. Djugeli, A. Salukvadze
  • 47. Memoir of the old bolshevik about his terroristic activity in the time of Tsar's regime. 1923 - 1924 K. Tsintsadze, Kamo Petrosian
  • Reel 167
  • 48. External Declaration of the Georgian government before the Peace Conference in Geneva. Question of Georgia from the point of view of the international law. Soviet Union and the war. 1.19.1924 - 11.25.1948 Trygve Lie, A. Tchenkeli, G. Uratadze, N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli N. Khomeriki, N. Tcheidze, R. Macdonald, Ph. Snowden, K. Kautski, Fr. Adler, P. Renaudel, Gr. Lordkipanidze, F. Branting, C. Huysmans
  • 49. External Letter of the protest by Georgian Diplomatic Representative to the Ambassador of Great Britain. Project of the Caucasian Confederation. About the journal "Promethee." 1.30-1924 - 10.6.1953 Marquis de Crewe, A. Tchenkeli, Jean Martin, E. Gueguechkori, McNeill, Romano Avezzana, V. Djugeli, A. Mikoian, J. Stalin, Fr. Adler
  • 50. External Information from occupied Georgia. Letters in cipher. Second World War and situation of the Georgians abroad. 5.16.1924 - 2.2.1942 N. Jordania, E. Vandervelde, Paul Van Leeland, Paul Boncour, A. Tchenkeli, E. Herriot
  • 51. Correspondence of the underground Georgia with Constantinople and Paris political centers. Letters in cipher. 9.2.1924 - 2.24.1925 Clara Letkina, N. Kartsivadze, S. Devdariani, S. Ordjonikidze, N. Jordania, M. Orakhelashvili
  • 52. External Information about the general uprising in Georgia. The European and American press about the Georgian antibolshevik uprising. 9.10.1924 - 9.13.1924 R. Macdonald, Ethel Snowden, Ph. Snowden, Paul Boncour, G. Tchicherin
  • 53. Correspondence of the exiled government with Georgia about the fate of general uprising against Russian domination. Joint declaration of the Transcaucasian republics. Letters in cipher. 9.11.1924 - 10.21.1924 A. Khatossian, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchermoeff, A. Tchenkeli, Lukaszewicz, Skvzynski, Niedzialkowski, S. Ordjonikidze, E. Herriot, Paul Boncour, A. Henderson, R. Macdonald, K. Gvardjaladze, A. Assatiani, K. Kandelaki, T. Filippowicz, I. Tsereteli, Gr. Veshapeli, Sp. Kedia, V. Djugeli, B. Tchikvishvili, N. Khomeriki, G. Pahava
  • 54. External Delegation of the Trade Union in Georgia. Putting on trial of the Catholicos Patriarch Ambrosios by bolshevik regime. 9.21.1924 - 12.31.1924 N. Jordania, A. Purcell, I. Bromley, K. Ninidze, Clara Letkin, B. Savinkoff
  • 55. External Situation in Georgia. League of Nations and question of Georgia. Diplomatic activity of the exiled government. 9.22.1924 - 9.31.1924 N. Khomeriki, V. Djugeli, G. Tsinamdzhvrishvili, B. Tchikvishvili, V. Nodia, G. Pahava, Akselrod, P. Renaudel, N. Jordania, Jean Martin, Motta, Gr. Lordkipanidze, I. Tsereteli, L. Rukhadze, K. Gogua, A. Dgebuadze, R. Macdonald, Prof. Aulard, Adamovitch
  • Reel 168
  • 56. External Memorandum of the Georgian Social Democratic Party underground to the British Trade Union Delegation. December 1924 - 11.28.1931 Purcell, Bromley, Is. Ramishvili, A. Lomtatidze, Gr. Lordkipanidze, V. Djibladze
  • 57. Miscellaneous correspondence among the political representatives abroad and underground in the country. 1.13.1925 - 4.24.1929 S. Pirtskhalava
  • 58. External About the Committee of Independence of Caucasus. 4.27.1927 - 3.17.1929 V. Burtceff, N. Ramishvili, Rassoul Lade
  • 59. Miscellaneous correspondence among the Georgian political emigrants. 7.8.1928 - 3.30.1930 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, J. Salakaia, Vl. Mgeladze, I. Tsereteli, A. Tchenkeli
  • 60. Information from the occupied Georgia. Arrests, exdcutions. About the position of the Second International. 4.4.1930 - 10.15.1930 N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, S. Devdariani
  • 61. External History of the coming into being of the Russian bolshevism. Articles about the situation of Caucasus, Turkey and Europe. Appeal to the Second International. 12.7.1931 - 1.12.1939 N. Jordania, V. Lenin, E. Vandervelde, S. Mdivani
  • 62. Correspondence of the political emigration abroad with the underground organizations in the country. 2.11.1932 - 5.27.1932 N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, K. Gvardjaladze, V. Nosadze, D. Sharashidze
  • 63. Second World War and the situation in the Caucasus and Soviet Union. 12.17.1938 - 1.22.1940 N. Jordania, J. Stalin, M. Litvinoff
  • 64. External Soviet Russian's national policy in the Caucasus. 1955 R. Macdonald, E. Vandervelde, J. Stalin, K. Radek, Brauntal, Vl. Mgeladze, N. Khomeriki, Rassul Lade, Kh. Rakovski, Skripnik, B. Mdivani

• Series: Financial Records of the Georgian Government in Exile: Boxes 64 - 71
  • These records are organized largely according to time, but this principle occasionally gives way to organization by place. When this occurs, it is always so indicated.
  • Reel 168 169 170
  • Box 64: Income and expenses committed by the Georgian National Government in exile in 1921 in Constantinople, etc.
  • Reel 171 172
  • Box 65: Income and expenses made by the Georgian National Government in 1921-1922 in Constantinople, etc.
  • Reel 173 174 175
  • Box 66: Income and expenses of the Georgian National Government in exile in the years of 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924 in Constantinople, etc.
  • Reel 176 177
  • Box 67: Income and expenses of the Georgian National Government in exile in the years of 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924 in Paris, etc.
  • Reel 178 179
  • Box 68: Income and expenses of the Georgian National Government in exile in the years of 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928 in Paris, etc.
  • Reel 180 181
  • Box 69: Income and expenses of the Georgian National Government in exile in the years of 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1935, 1936 in Paris, etc.
  • Reel 182 183 184
  • Box 70: Income and expenses made by the Georgian National Government in exile in the years of 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940 in Paris, etc.
  • Reel 185 186
  • Box 71: Banca Italiana De Sconta and other banks. Liquidation of debts Paris, Constantinople, Rome, London, Berne, Berlin
  • N.b.: certain documents record expenses abroad of the Government of Independent Georgia.

• Series: Account Books: Boxes 72, 73
  • Reel 187
  • 1. Cash-book about the Georgian students having government scholarships abroad. 1.23.1920 - 7.31.1921
  • 2. Book of division of payments of the scholarships. 2.21.1920 - 7.1.1920
  • 3. Book of income and expenses of the Georgian National Government in exile. 3.8.1920 - 7.31.1921
  • 4. Account current of the members of Economic Delegation sent to Europe. 3.30.1920 - 6.8.1920
  • 5. Cash-book of the Georgian Diplomatic Representation in Paris. 11.9.1920 - 7.31.1921
  • 6. Cash-book of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 11.9.1920 - 12.20.1922
  • 7. Division of payments by the Georgian Legation in Paris. November 1920 - 7.12.1921
  • 8. Cash-book of the Georgian Diplomatic Representation in Constantinople. 6.1.1921 - 12.1.1922
  • 9. Cash-book of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 8.1.1921 - 6.30.1922
  • Reel 188
  • 10. Cash-book of income-expenses of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 8.2.1921 - 6.30.1922
  • 11. Cash-book of the Georgian National Government in exile. 8.2.1921 - 6.24.1922
  • 12. Estimates of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.1.1922 - 7.1.1922
  • 13. Account-current of the Georgian National Government in exile and its representatives abroad. 7.1.1922 - 4.18.1924
  • 14. Cash-book of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 7.3.1922 - 12.31.1925
  • 15. Account current of the Georgian National Government in exile. 5.1.1924 - 12.30.1925
  • 16. Cash-book of the Georgian Representation in Constantinople. 5.1.1925 - 11.10.1928
  • 17. Cash-book of the Georgian National Government in exile. 1.5.1926 - 12.30.1927
  • 18. Cash-book of the Georgian National Government in exile. 1.5.1926 - 12.31.1928
  • 19. Cash-book of the National Government in exile. 1.1.1928 - 3.31.1929
  • Reel 189
  • 20. Cash-book of the Georgian National Government in exile. 1.12.1929 - 12.31.1931
  • 21. Cash-book of the Georgian Legation in Paris. 1.3.1930 - 9.26.1938
  • 22. Cash-book of the Georgian National Government in exile. 1.1.1932 - 12.24.1932
  • 23. Cash-book of the Georgian National Government in exile. 1.10.1933 - 12.31.1934
  • 24. Cash-book of the National Government in exile. 1.1.1935 - 12.31.1936
  • 25. Cash-book of the Georgian National Government in exile. 1.14.1937 - 12.31.1937
  • 26. Cash-book of the Georgian National Government in exile. 1.6.1938 - 9.24.1938
  • N.b.: certain documents record expenses abroad of the Government of Independent Georgia.

• Series: Manuscripts left by the deceased Nicholas Tcheidze, documents relative to the assassination of Noe Ramishvili and Grigol Veshapeli: Box 74
  • 1. Micellaneous correspondence of Nicholas Tcheidze. 8.12.1918 - 9.20.1922 N. Jordania, S. Mdivani, A. Tchenkeli, N. Ramishvili, K. Kandelaki, E. Takaishvili
  • 2. Information about the activity of the Georgian Peace Delegation. December 1918 - 8.1.1920 L. Avalishvili, K. Gvardjaladze, G. Clemanceau, I. Tsereteli, Adm. Kolchak, Gen. Denikin, Gen. Briggs, E. Gueguechkori, Sen. De-Monzie, Min. Pichon Tiffoni, Count Sforza, Fr. Notti, Col. Haskell, Field Marshal Wilson, Lord Curzon, Lloyd George
  • Reel 190
  • 3. Account current of Nicholas Tcheidze. 2.13.1919 - 1.10.1921 I. Tsereteli, K. Gvardjaladze, J. Gobechia
  • 4. Miscellaneous correspondence of Nicholas Tcheidze. 5.28.1920 - 7.29.1920 E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, K. Sabukhtarishvili
  • 5. Memorandum about occupation of Georgia to the League of Nations. Accusation of the Russian holsheviks by K. Kautski. The letter of N. Jordania to Ramsay Macdonald. 3.18.1921 - 4.25.1921 N. Ramishvili, A. Henderson, L. Trotskii, Sheinman, N. Tcheidze, K. Tsintsadze, K. Sabakhtarishvili, S. Kavtaradze
  • 6. "Georgia and Bolsheviks" (Le Soir 11.24.1921). The above mentioned article is based on the interview with N. Tcheidze. Information about the situation in Georgia and other countries dominated by the Russian bolsheviks. 7.22.1921 - 8.14.1921 I. Tsereteli, N. Ramishvili, Is. Ramishvili, A. Henderson, V. Lenin, A. Tchenkeli, G. Tchichorin, K. Kandelaki
  • 7. Article in "Politikon Kipenhague" entitled "Who is Tcheidze?" and the other letters. 7.25.1921 Jean Martin, Fr. Adler
  • 8. Expenses of Nicholas Tcheidze connected with his propaganda trips. 8.25.1921 - 7.7.1924 K. Kandelaki, N. Tsintsadze, B. Tchikvishvili, K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • 9. Drafts of the speeches and articles of N. Tcheidze in eleven copy-books. 1921-1926 E. Vandervelde, O. Bauer, Th. Shaw, Fr. Adler
  • 10. Interview with N. Tcheidze by the correspondent of "Soumen Socialdemocrat" (July 23, 1921). Discussion about the Georgian General Uprising in 1924. Famine in Georgia. 8.17.1922 - 2.3.1926 N. Jordania, J. Brauntal, E. Vandervelde, K. Kautski, R. Macdonald
  • Reel 191
  • 11. Micellaneous correspondence of Nicholas Tcheidze. 9.10.1923 - 3. 7.1924 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, R. Arsenidze, Sp. Kedia, A. Assatiani, N. Tchumburidze, Fr. Soucoup, Th. G. Massaryk, K. Kandelaki, E. Gueguechkori, J. Gobechia, Jean Martin
  • 12. Draft of the article about Marksism. 11.12.1923 N. Tcheidze
  • 13. Death of Nicholas Tcheidze, his incineration, letters of condolence. 6.27.1926 - 11.3.1926 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, Albert Thomas, Ed. Milhand, S. Vratzian, V. Prokopovitch, A. M. Toptchibashi, A. Szembek, M. Tchokaeff, Jean Martin, A. Knoll, A. Lednicki, Vl. Mgeladze
  • 14. Assassination of Grigol Veshapeli on June 11, 1925. Trial of his killer (in six folders). 7.6.1927 - 7.8.1927 Reynot, Torres, V. Battaslle, Rondenko, Tlory
  • 15. Assassination of Noe Ramishvili. Inquiry. Law-suit (six folders). 12.8.1930 - 11.9.1931 N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, E. Rassul Lade, Sayd Bey Shamil, A. Shulgin, De-Moro-Giafferi, A. Assatiani, Paul Doumer, F. Bouisson, A. Millerand, Gen. Weygand, Ed. Herriot, A. Chlapowski, C. Ioshizaya, Fr. Soukoup Arcishewski, Shumans, Pusta, Osuski, Kao-Lou, Th. A. Le Breton, Col. Stokes, Paul Boncour, P. Renaudel, Jean Martin, Ed. Milhand, G. Werner

• Series: Relations of the U.S.A. with the exiled Georgian Government: Box 75
  • Reel 192
  • 1. Joint declaration of the Caucasian exiled governments before the League of Nations. Situation of the railways in occupied Georgia. 6.10.1921 - 5.7.1929 A. Tchenkeli, A. Aharonian, A. Toptchibasheff, A. M. Tchermoeff, E. Gueguechkori
  • 2. Letter to the State Department by the Georgian Representative. Interview of the "New York Times" with Georgian Representative. 12.6.1921 - 2.1.1922 Hon. Sen. Chandler, L. Avalishvili
  • 3. Joint memorandum of the Representatives of Caucasus and Ukraine to the League of Nations. Joint resolution of the U.S.A. Congress about recognition of the Georgian exiled Government and appointment of a diplomatic representative to this government. August 1924 - 3.11.1926 Sen. Copeland, N. Pamishvili, J. Salakaia, A. Khatissian, A. Tchenkeli, A. Tchermoeff, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Livitzki, V. Akhmeteli
  • 4. Caucasian Society of America. Diplomatic activity of the Georgian representative in America. 9.30.1924 - 12.28.1925 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, A. Toptchibasheff, Sp. Kedia, J. Govechia, K. Kandelaki, V. Dumbadze, E. Gueguechkori, N. Pamishvili, A. Tchenkeli, Sen. E. Borah, House, F. B. Kellog, Pres. Coolidge, A. Harriman, N. Tcheidze, W. R. Willcox, J. H. Hammond, Theodore Roosevelt, E. Wildman
  • 5. American Press about the position of the Caucasian exiled governments on the question of validity of the concessions granted to Americans by Moscow. 4.3.1925 - 6.18.1925
  • 6. News Bureau of the Caucasian Society of America. Red rule in the Caucasus. The Communist Congress in Tbilissi. 4.29.1925 - 12.9.1925 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, N. Ramishvili, N. Khomeriki, L. Trotskii, A. Harriman, V. Dumbadze, W. Morgan, Great Duke George Mikhaslovitch, J. Stewart
  • 7. Diplomatic activity of the Georgian Caucasian Representative in America. The National Civic Federation. 3.11.1926 - 12.6.1928 N. Jordania, K. Kandelaki, E. Gueguechkori, V. Dumbadze, Gen. J. G. Harbord, President C. Coolidge, J. Stalin
  • 8. Caucasian question in the Senate of the United States. 7.17.1926 - 4.23.1929 Sen. Copeland, J. A. Stewart, Baron G. Collier
  • 9. Conference in Münich of the representatives of the oppressed peoples of the U.S.S.R. American Committee for Liberation from Bolshevism. 3.4.1951 - 5.4.1953 Adm. L. Stevens, E. Gueguechkori, A. Kerenski, M. Samuelian, M. Abramchik, S. Shamil, K. Gvardjaladze, G. Keresselidze, M. Livitski, D. Andrievski, Sheik-Ul-Islam, B. Nikolaevski
  • 10. Death of the President of the Georgian Democratic Republic. Bulletin of the Bureau of the Coordination Centre. Statement For the Opening of the Georgian Broadcasts. 5.26.1951 - November 1953 St. Wytwytsky, E. Gueguechkori, Adm. L. Stevens, Dean Acheson
  • Reel 193
  • 11. Parisian Bloc and the American Committee. Memorandum on the liquidation of the Chechen-Logush-Karachaj-Crimea Republics and the banishment of its population to Siberia. 8.29.1953 - 7.20.1955 Dj. Nehru, Adm. L. Stevens, E. Gueguechkori
  • 12. Institute for the research of history and culture of the U.S.S.R. 4.13.1954 - 6.14.1955 K. Kandelaki, B. Inkovlicy, M. Vetukhiv, Gr. Robakidze, D. Djaparidze, N. Tsintsadze

• Series: Idea of confederation of the Caucasus among the representatives of the Caucasian Republics in exile: Box 76
  • 1. Conferences of the representatives of the Northern Caucacus in Tbilissi and Baku and creation of Medjlis. The appeals of the Medjlis to all the peoples of Caucasus. July 1919 - 10.6.1919 Akhmed Tsalikoff, V. Djabagi, A. Kawtomir, V. Djugeli, A. Tchermoeff, Gen. Denikin
  • 2. Interrelations among the Representatives of Caucasian republics in exile. Council of the Caucasian Confederation and "Prometheus" 4.18.1921 - 7.20.1936 H. Bammat, E. Rassoul Lade, M. Gadjinski, G. Gvazava, A. Khatissian, A. Shulgin
  • 3. Minutes of the sittings of representatives of the quatre Caucasian Republics. Decision to deliver declaration of the Caucasian Confederation to all the embassies in Paris. 5.8.1921 - 12.7.1922 A. Aharonian, A. Khatissian, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchermoeff, A. Tchenkeli, L. Avaloff, E. Gueguechkori, A. Briand, Bekir Sami Bey, S. Shamil, Lord Curzon, S. Mdivani, K. Kandelaki, V. Djabagui, Bekzadian, Col. C. B. Stokes, Abel Chevaley, Peretti de la Rocca, L. Abaloff
  • 4. Minutes of sittings of the Council of representatives of Caucasian Republics in exile. Joint memorandum to the Council and Assembly of the League of Nations. 6.22.1921 - 7.26.1925 A. Aharonian, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchenkeli, A. Tchermoeff, A. Khatissian, N. Ramishvili, Sp. Kedia, H. Bammat, E. Gueguechkori, Lloyd George, A. Briand, Bekir Sami Bey, Ph. Berthelof, Lord Curzon
  • 5. Bureau of information of the quatre Caucasian Republics. Activity of the Georgian Legation in Paris. French "Comité National D'Etudes socialesk politiques." Famine in Caucasus. 6.23.1921 - 12.2.1921 N. Khomeriki, A. Tsalikoff, A. Tchenkeli, Lord Curzon, O. V. de Milosz, A. Chevaley, O. Grosvald
  • 6. Working out a plan of the joint political economic and military action in order to strengthen the Caucasian Confederation. 6.29.1921 - 11.10.1921 Mageramoff, Berberian, K. Kandelaki, Eligulashvili, V. Djabagui, A. Briand, Bekir Sami Bey, A. Aharonian, A. Tchenkeli, A. Tchermoeff, S. Shamil, A. Toptchibasheff
  • 7. Minutes of sittings of the Council of representatives of the Caucasian Republics in exile. Visit to A. Briand, his advice. 7.22.1921 - 12.27.1921 A. Aharonian, A. Khatissian, Gen. G. Korganoff, A. Toptchibasheff, Magueramoff, A. Tchenkeli, A. Tchermoeff, Lord Curzon, S. Mdivani, V. Djabagui, A. Briand, Bekir Sami Bey, E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki
  • 8. Minutes of the Assembly of representatives of the Caucasian quatre republics. 7.31.1921 - 12.2.1921 A. Aharonian, A. Khatissian, A. Toptchibasheff, Magueramoff, A. Tchermoeff, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, V. Djabagui, S. Mdivani, General Korganoff, K. Kandelaki, Bekir Sami Bey, A. Briand
  • Reel 194
  • 9. Joint memorandum to the Assembly of the League of Nations by representatives of the quatre Caucasian Republics. General uprising in Georgia and the League of Nations. Caucasus and Turkey. 9.1.1921 - 1.24.1936 Sir Eric Drummond, A. Tchenkeli, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, Ed. Herriot, N. Tcheidze, Ramsay Macdonald, S. Mdivani, Peretti De La Rocca, A. Briand, A. Aharonian, L. Avaloff, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchermoeff, F. B. Kellog, E. Rassoul Lade
  • 10. Report about Azerbaidjan delivered to the Peace Conference and the Conference of Genoa. Activity of the quatre Caucasian Republics. About creation of the journal "Le Caucase." 12.29.1921 -6.23.1922 A. Tchermoeff, A. Tchenkeli, A. Khatissian, S. Djibladze, R. Poincare, Ali Khan Kantemir, Bekir Sami Bey, A. Briand
  • 11. Minutes of sittings of the Representatives of the quatre Caucasian Republics. 1.4.1922 - 4.19.1922 A. Khatissian, Hadjsbekoff, Magueramoff, Mekhtieff, A. Tchermoeff, E. Bummat, Haidanoff, E. Gueguechkori, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchenkeli, Count Sforza, K. Kandelaki, R. Poincare, A. Aharonian, B. Savinkoff, Sheik-Ul-Islamoff, S. Mdivani, V. Djabagni, Peretti de la Rocca
  • 12. Diplomatic activity of the Representatives of quatre Caucasian Republics. 1.5.1922 - 4.6.1925 A. Toptchibasheff, N. Ramishvili, I. Haidanoff, C. Diamandy, A. Khatissian, H. Bammat, A. Tchenkeli, Baron Romano Avezzana, Amb. Chlapowski, Ed. Herriot, A. Aharonian, R. Poincare
  • 13. Diplomatic correspondence of the Representatives of the quatre Caucasian Republics. 11.17.1922 - 11.27.1923 A. Aharonian, R. Poincare, A. Tchenkeli, I. Tsereteli, Ismet Pasha, A. Toptchibasheff, Marquis De Crewe
  • 14. Minutes of sittings of the quatre Caucasian Republics Representatives abroad. Conference of representatives of the Northern Caucasus, Azerbaidjau and Georgia. Activity of the Caucasian Independence Committee's Representative in the U.S.A. 11.11.1924 - 1.25.1926 A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchenkeli, N. Ramishvili, Sp. Kedia, A. Tchermoeff, H. Bammat, A. Khatissian, N. Ramishvili, M. Vekilli, V. Dumbadze, Gen. A. Lakhariadze
  • 15. Pact of the Caucasian Confederation. Joint declaration of the representatives of Azerbaidjan, Northern Caucasus, Georgia and Ukraine about a common front against their oppressor. Position of Armenia. Committee of Independent Caucasus. Journal "Promethée." 12.27.1924 - 5.19.1931 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, H. Bammat, A. Toptchibasheff, A. Tchermoeff, A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, V. Djabagni Tefwik Rushdi Bey, S. Shamil, M. Vekilli, E. Rassul Lade, Sultan K. Girey, S. Mdivani, M. Mekhtieff, K. Kandelaki, G. Gvazava
  • Reel 195
  • 16. Declaration about the common antibolshevik front of the representatives of Azenbaidjan, Georgia and Northern Caucasus. Negotiations of the Russian Soc. Revolutionary Party with Ukrainian Bielorussian and Georgian socialist parties about coordination of their antibolshevik actions. 8.10.1926 - 6.21.1927 A. Briand, K. Kautski, N. Ramishvili, A. Tchenkeli, Marquis de Crewe, S. Mdivani, A. Toptchibasheff, H. Bammatt, A. Shulgin, V. Prokopovitch, S. Petlura, A. Livitski, V. Chernoff, Vl. Akhmeteli, S. Salukaia, R. I. Ivanitski
  • 17. Regulations of the Caucasian Independence Committee. Its appeal to all the peoples of Caucasus. Gen. Lakhaviadze's project about military organization. 2.20.1928 - 2.12.1929 E. Gueguechkori, S. Shamil, A. Toptchibasheff, E. Rassul Lade, Gen. A. Lakhariadze
  • 18. Antibolshevik fights of the Caucasian peoples. Association "Vers les Etats-Unis d'Europe." Memorandum of the Georgian social-democratic party of the Second International. Socialist League of the New Orient. 5.12.1928 - 1930 A. Tchenkeli, N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, Gr. Veshapeli, E. Gueguechkori, K. Gvardjaladze, M. A. Seydamet, J. Salakaia, R. Smal-Stocki, M. Vekili, Ajaz Tchaki, Gen. Kvinstadze, Gen. Tcheidze, K. Tcholokashvili
  • 19. Caucasian Confederation. Question of the Caucasus and Russia. Minutes about the working out of the program for the "Union of Promethean Peoples." 10.12.1934 - 1.16.1937 A. Toptchibasheff, S. Mdivani, A. Tchenkeli, N. Jordania, Girej Sursh, E. Gueguechkori, A. Khatissian
  • 20. Ideology of the Promethean nations. Minutes of the sittings of the Council of Caucasian Confederation. 2.4.1936 - 2.4.1939 N. Jordania, M. Mekhtiev, A. Djamalian, A. Tchenkeli, E. Rassul Lade, A. Namitok, S. Mdivani, E. Gueguechkori, G. Gvazava, S. Pirtskhalava, A. Assatiani, T. Holovko

• Series: Speeches, articles, official and correspondence of the President of Georgia. Noe Jordania in exile: Boxes 77, 78
  • 1. Drafts of articles and official letters. September 1921 - July 1939 Sen. Cachin, L. Beria, M. Litvinoff
  • 2. Correspondence with members of the exiled Georgian Government and with the representatives in European countries. 11.13.1921 - 5.6.1922 G. Tchicherin, N. Khomeriki, N. Ramishvili, V. Djugeli
  • 3. Letters to the Central Committee of Social Democratic Party in Georgia (underground). 6.22.1921 - 1.25.1922 Ramsey Macdonald, C. Huysmans, E. Gueguechkori, E. Vandervelde, DeBrouckere
  • 4. Letters to the representatives of the Georgian National Government in exile. 5.13.1922 - 1.7.1923 A. Tchenkeli, I. Tsereteli, K. Gvardjaladze, V. Djugeli
  • 5. Correspondence between President and members of the Government. 9.17.1922 - 8.30.1932 E. Gueguechkori, K. Kandelaki, S. Mdivani, K. Gvardjaladze, K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • 6. Letters to the Central Committee of Social Democratic Party in Georgia (underground) and to the members of exiled government about general uprising in Georgia. 1.15.1923 - 1.2.1925 A. Tchenkeli, K. Kandelaki, K. Gvardjaladze, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili, K. Sabakhtarishvili, J. Gobechia, S. Pirtskhalava, R. Arsenidze
  • Reel 196
  • 7. Materials for the articles. Excerpts and short reviews of the various civilizations according to the renown historians and sociologists. 2.18.1923
  • 8. Drafts for articles about the methods of fight for Georgia and Caucasus. Georgia and Europe. Letter to the Bureau of Social Democratic Party abroad. 5.12.1923
  • 9. Diary of President N. Jordania in sixteen notebooks. 1923 - 1941
  • Reel 197
  • 10. Materials for the articles about true and false communism, about democracy, etc. 8.18.1924
  • 11. Letters to therrepresentatives of the Georgian National Government in exile. 2.16.1925 - 2.8.1926 K. Gvardjaladze, Kh. Ihavishvili, J. Salakaia
  • 12. Letters to the Georgian political representatives abroad. 2.15.1926 - 9.16.1926 K. Kandelaki, Kh. Ihavishvili, V. Dumbadze
  • 13. Letters to the representatives of the National Government in exile. 9.26.1926 - 2.23.1927 S. Mdivani, K. Gvardjaladze, Kh. Shavishvili, V. Dumbadze
  • 14. Speeches, materials for articles, letter to E. Vandervelde, certain opinion about many national and international problems. Poem "Vepkhis Tguaosani" ("The Man in the Tiger's Skin"). 10.15.1926 - 11.1.1927 E. Vandervelde
  • 15. Letters to the political representatives of the Georgian National Government and to the friends of Georgia. 1.3.1927 - 11.4.1927 L. De-Brouckere, K. Gvardjaladze, K. Kautski, N. Ramishvili, Kh. Shavishvili, J. Stalin, M. Litvinoff, A. Kerenski, S. Mdivani, Sp. Kedia, Gen. Kvinitadze, A. Tchenkeli
  • 16. Letters to the Georgian representatives abroad, to the "Vorwarts" and to Georgia's friends. 11.19.1927 - 12.13.1928 E. Vandervelde, C. Huysmans, Louise Kautski, Leon Blum, Vl. Akhmeteli, Kh. Shavishvili, I. Tsereteli, K. Gvardjaladze, S. Mdivani, Jean Martin
  • 17. Letters to the Georgian political representatives. Circular letter to the members to the Georgian representative corps abroad. 2.1.1929 - 1.29.1931 K. Kandelaki, Kh. Shavishvili, S. Mdivani, E. Vandervelde, P. Renaudel, C. Huysmans, K. Kautski, Paul Boncour, E. Gueguechkori, I. Tsereteli, Fr. Adler, Ph. Snowden, J. Salakaia, K. Gvardjaladze, A. Assatiani
  • 18. Three lectures given about the renowned Georgian "Vepkhis Tkaosani" from the twelfth century. March 1929
  • 19. Reflections about socialistic tactic, crisis of the socialist thinking, poor farmers' problem, the Second International and Soviet Union, policy of the Russian social democrats, etc. 9.12.1929 - 1.29.1931 I. Tsereteli, A. Kerenski, Martoff, Dan, Abramovitch, Potresoff
  • 20. Correspondence with K. Gvardjaladze about the personal questions. Situation of the Georgian prisoners in Italy. Discussion in the Soc. Dem. Bureau about the situation created by the war. 12.7.1930 - 10.25.1949 K. Gvardjaladze, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori, S. Menaharashvili, N. Tchumburidze, Gr. Urasadze, Em. Lomtatidze
  • 21. Letters to the Georgian representatives abroad about internal and international situation. 2.10.1931 - 11.18.1931 E. Gueguechkori, S. Mdivani, A. Tchenkeli, J. Salakaia, Kh. Shavishvili, E. Rassul-Lade
  • 22. Letters to Leon Blum and to the representatives of the Georgian National Government. 12.7.1931 - 2.26.1932 Leon Blum, E. Gueguechkori, I. Tsereteli, S. Mdivani, J. Salakaia, A. Assatiani, K. Gvardjaladze, Kh. Shavishvili
  • 23. Noe Jordania's opinion about Social Democratic Party program, about literary and social activity of Ilia Czavczavadze, about state structure, about national problem and internationalism, about youth and racism, etc. 11.2.1932 - September 1933
  • Reel 198
  • 24. Letters to the Georgian representatives: information about political situation, directives. December 1932 - 6.8.1934 E. Gueguechkori, A. Tchenkeli, G. Gvazava, S. Mdivani, J. Salakaia, K. Imnadze, Gen. A. Lakharidze, Kh. Shavishvili, A. Assatiani, Sh. Amiredjibi, I. Tsereteli, Gr. Uratadze, E. Rassul-Lade, J. Tcharchanidze
  • 25. Articles about Hitlerism domination, about national front, Promethean movement, question of the Caucasus, about Georgian foreign policy, etc. (Some of these articles are printed). 1933 - July 1935
  • 26. Letters to the friends of Georgia. Information and directives to the Georgian representatives abroad. 6.15.1934 - September 1934 Sen. Fr. Soukoup, Jean Martin, L. De Brouckere, A. Malche, E. Milhand, C. Huysmans, T. Szaetzel, K. Gvardjaladze, D. Iharashidze, A. Tchenkeli
  • 27. Letters to the Georgian representatives abroad. Estimation of the international situation. 6.27.1935 - 5.9.1939 E. Vandervelde, E. Gueguechkori, E. Rassul-Lade, H. Bammat, Kh. Shavishvili
  • 28. Short essays about poetry, social problems, international situation. Personal autobiographical reminiscences. 10.13.1935 - 9.23.1937
  • 29. Beginning and completion but still published book under the title "Today - Tomorrow." 2.1.1941 - 9.20.1941 Final reduction 8.4.1944
  • 30. Written but still not published book entitled "Europe and Mankind." 2.1.1943 - 2.20.1943 Final reduction 8.6.1944
  • 31. Completion of a book entitled "Shotha Rusthaveli and Hellenic Philosophy." 6.10.1943
  • 32. Draft for a booklet entitled "What is happening in the World?" The inevitability of the third war because of the goal of the Bolshevik Russia to dominate the whole world. 9.6.1946 - 9.14.1946 Final editorial reduction 12.1.1946
  • 33. Exemplar of the published book mentioned above "Europe and Mankind." 9.5.1947
  • 34. Printed book entitled "Our Way." Conflict of interests between Orient and Occident. Controversies in the social and economic structures of the old and new civilizations. Question of industrialization, etc. 9.20.1941 - March 1948
  • 35. Private correspondence of President Noe Jordania.
  • Reel 199
  • 36. Reminiscences of the past political life, meetings on the Socialist Conferences with Lenin, Plekhanoff, Akselrod, etc. Excerpts from the historic-economic-political books.
  • 37. Noe Jordania's book about the history, development and character of "The Bolshevism" published in 1920's but here indicating no date. (Two exemplars) V. Lenin, L. Trotskii

• Series: Private and official correspondence, speeches and articles by K. Gvardjaladze and D. Iharashidze: Box 79
  • 1. Speeches and articles about national and international problems given or written by K. Gvardjaladze. 8.26.1933 - 5.3.1953 N. Jordania, L. Blum, A. Hitler, G. Mollet, A. Tchenkeli, K. Abashidze, C. Huysmans, M. Tughushi, N. Ramishvili, N. Tcheidze
  • 2. From the archive of K. Gvardjaladze. His correspondence with political persons and political institutions about actual problems. 3.19.1952 - 6.27.1954 N. Jordania, E. Gueguechkori, G. Mollet, T. Arciszewski, Field Marshal Mannerheim, Gen. Dro. M. Abramchik, E. M. Liwychyi, H. Samuelian, S. Shamil, G. Keresselidze, Iheih-Ul-Islam, J. Braunthal, C. Huysmans, A. Namitok
  • 3. From the archive of D. Sharashidze consisting of one folder and twenty envelopes each containing several letters of private or official character.
  • 4. Private correspondence, speeches and articles of K. Kandelaki. 6.27.1954 - 4.25.1955 St. Wytwytsky, E. Gueguechkori, A. Papava, Admiral L. Stevens, I. Goldman, D. Vatchnadze, N. Tsintasadze, A. Kerenski
  • 5. Miscellaneous correspondence of K. Sabakhtarishvili. 1922 - 2.20.1923 J. Salakaia, A. Tchenkeli, R. Macdonald
  • 6. I. Tsereteli: Letters of condolence from the leaders of socialistic parties in the world to I. Tsereteli because of the tragic death of N. Tcheidze. 1926

• Series: The Georgian and foreign press about Georgia in booklets: Box 80
  • Reel 200
  • 1. Georgia's international status. 8.8.1918 Dr. Franz v. Liszt
  • 2. Appeal to International Socialist Bureau of the Georgian social-democrats. 11.3.1918
  • 3. Memorandum to the representatives of the Allied powers in Berne. November 1918 Prince Iumbatoff, I. Tsereteli, N. Tcheidze, A. Tchenkeli
  • 4. Memorandum of the Georgian Government to the Powers and Nations. (4 exemplars) 1918
  • 5. Memorandum delivered to the Peace Conference. 3.12.1919 - July 1919
  • 6. Admission of the Georgian Republic to the League of Nations. 3.12.1919 - 5.21.1919
  • 7. Treaty about the protectorate concluded between Russian Empress, Catherine the Great, and King of Eastern Georgia, Irakli II in 1783. Sept. 1919 - 10 Oct 1919
  • 8. Timber resources of Georgia. 1919
  • 9. Separation from Russia and Independence of Georgia. 1919 Albert Thomas, I. Tsereteli, G. Gvazava
  • 10. Mineral riches of Georgia. March 1920 - 1921
  • 11. Treaty of peace and the commerce between Bolshevik Russia and Georgia. (4 exemplars) 5.7.1920 - 11.14.1920 G. Uratadze, L. Karakhan, Sheinman, D. Gusseinoff, R. Sabakhtarishvili
  • Reel 200
  • 12. Agrarian reform in Georgia. 1920 N. Khomeriki
  • 13. Report to the International Congress by the delegates of Georgian social democratic party. 9.31.1920
  • 14. Report of the representative of Georgia to the IV Congress of the League of Nations. 10.16.1920
  • 15. Documents presented by the Georgian Government to the first Assembly of the League of Nations. (3 exempl.) 1920
  • 16. Admission of new members to the League of Nations. 12.14.1920
  • 17. Map of economic natural resources of Georgia. 1920
  • 18. Georgia under domination of the Bolshevik armies. 2.11.1921 - October 1921
  • 19. Recent past of Georgia. 2.22.1921 - 11.28.1949 N. Jordania, A. Tchenkeli, E. Vandervelde, P. Renaudel, K. Radek, E. Herriot, G. Tchicherin, R. Poincare
  • 20. Aggression of the Russian Soviets against Georgia. (5 exemplars) 3.10.1921 I. Tsereteli
  • 21. Appeal to all the socialist parties and workers organizations. 3.27.1921 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili, E. Gueguechkori (13 leaflets)
  • 22. Memorandum about invasion of Georgia by the Russian Soviet Armies. April 1921 Gen. Hecker, Scheinman, L. Karakhan, V. Lenin, L. Trotskii
  • 23. Georgian journal entitled "Free Georgia." 5.15.1921 K. Kautski, C. Huysmans, E. Gueguechkori, N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili, N. Tcheidze
  • 24. Report about Georgia presented to the V International Congress of the League of Nations. June 1921 (2 exemplars)
  • 25. Memorandum about the situation of Georgia presented by the Georgian Government to the League of Nations. 8.29.1921 Sir Eric Drummond, N. Tcheidze, E. Gueguechkori
  • 26. Report about Georgia presented to the XIXth Interparliamentary Conference. August 1921
  • 27. Georgian proletariat against bolshevik imperialism. 11.7.1921 V. Lenin
  • 28. Co-operative Georgia under Bolshevik rule. December 1921 - 1922 V. Servy
  • 29. New bolshevik crime in Georgia. December 1921 Gen. Hecker, Ph. Makharadze, S. Ordjomkidze, B. Mdivani (2 exempl.)
  • 30. Georgian people against the Russian bolshevik occupation. (2 exempl.) 2.7.1922 - March 1922 Catholicos Patriarch Ambrosios, N. Tcheidze, B. Tchikvishvili, Gr. Veshapeli, S. Mdivani, N. Jordania, B. Mdivani, Sh. Eliava, S. Kavtaradze, D. Oniashvili
  • 31. Constitution of Georgia. 1922
  • 32. Appeals of Georgian workers and youth to the Georgian people and political parties. 3.31.1922 - August 1927
  • 33. Report to the Georgian social-democratic delegation to the Socialist Conference at London. June 1922 Kemal Pasha, S. Djibladze, Is. Ramishvili, Gr. Lordkipanidze, L. Guruli, P. Tchishinadze, A. Dgebuadze, G. Makharadze, G. Andjaparidze
  • 34. The Christian East No. 2 (Independent branch of the Orthodox Church of Georgia). July 1922 Prince H. Dadeshkeliani
  • 35. The Christian East No. 3 (Independent branch of the Orthodox Church of Georgia) October 1922
  • 36. Morgenland: Caucasus, Persia, Turkey 1922
  • 37. Imperialism under the revolutionary mask. 1922 N. Jordania, L. Trotskii, E. Gueguechkori, Gen. Denikin, Gen. Aleksejeff, Gen. Wrangel, G. Kiroff, Gen. von Kress, I. Tsereteli
  • 38. Georgia of the yesterday and today. 1.10.1923 Prof. Sh. Beridze
  • 39. Excerpts from various Georgian and foreign newspapers' treating of Georgia. 2.17.1923 - 6.23.1952
  • 40. Pamphlet "Georgia's Informer." 10.1.1923 A. Tchenkeli, R. Ingelo-Ivanitski, Ph. Snowden, Gen. V. Tsulukidze, Gen. K. Abklazi, Gen. A. Andronikashvili, Col. G. Khimshiashvili, Col. R. Muskhelishvili, Col. El. Gulisashvili, S. Ordjonikidze, M. Orakhelashvili, Col. Machavariani, Col. Tchrdileli
  • 41. Documents concerning Georgia's question before the League of Nations. 9.6.1924 - 9.1.1925 N. Jordania, Dr. Nansen, Lord R. Cecil, L. Avaloff, E. Gueguechkori, Sir Eric Drummond, A. Tchenkeli, V. Servy, K. Radek, J. Braunthal, L. De Brouckere, F. Branting, Askenazy, G. Motta, Paul Boncour, Bonnet, Kh. Shavishvili, N. Tcheidze, Gen. Hecker, L. Karakhan, G. Tchicherin, V. Lenin, L. Trotskii, Lord Curzon
  • 42. Fr. Adler's pamphlet about the Report of the British Trade-Union's Delegation to Georgia. 4.3.1925 Fr. Adler, F. Dan, A. Purcell, J. Bromley, H. Smith, MacDonell, G. Young, G. Zinovieff, V. Lenin
  • 43. British Trade- Union's Delegation and Georgia (3 exemplars) 1925 N. Jordania, N. Tcheidze, N. Ramishvili, Gen. Thompson, L. Trotskii, R. Teague-Jones, Is. Ramishvili, G. Tchicherin, Krassin, N. Kalinin, M. Orakhelashvili, Rykoff, St. Shaumian, A. Djaparidze
  • 44. Report about the third illegal assembly of the Georgian social-democratic party and its decision. 1925
  • 45. Monthly magazine "L. Avenir Social" containing an article "Despotism social." ( 6 exemplars) 2.28.1926 N. Jordania, J. Stalin, G. Linovieff, N. Bukharin, L. Kameneff, Molotoff
  • 46. Monthly magazine "L'Avenir Social" with the article "In the communist party." 11.1.1926 (3 exemplars) N. Jordania, Linovieff, V. Lenin
  • 47. A Georgian monthly magazine "Brdzola" ("Fight"). May 1928 N. Ramishvili, R. Arsendize, P. Akselrod, Sh. Amiredjibi, D. Vachnadze
  • 48. Quarterly "Sakhalkho Salme" ("People's Thing"). April 1932 G. Laskhishvili, S. Pirtskhalava, N. Jordania, K. Kavtaradze
  • 49. Journal "Akhali Iveria" ("New Iberia"). July 1932 A. Assatiani, N. Jordania, V. Lenin, S. Kedia, A. Tchenkeli, N. Ramishvili, K. Nikoladze, G. Gvazava
  • 50. Excerpts from the foreign newspapers of the information concerning Georgian's situation. 10.28.1932 - 12.23.1932
  • 51. Monthly magazine "Caucasus." August 1951 A. Kautemir, E. Rassoul-Lade, V. Lenin, J. Stalin, Dean Acheson, A. Kerenski, Molotoff
  • 52. Excerpts from the foreign newspapers. 10.30.1953 - 3.12.1954 A. Kerenski, Adm. L. Stevens
  • 53. Booklet "La Georgie" ("The Georgia"). February 1957 R. Poincare, E. Herriot, P. Renaudel, E. Vandervelde, L. De Brouckere, R. Macdonald, Ph. Snowden. Giuseppe, Motta, Dean Achison, G. Tchicherin

• Series: Other manuscripts: Box 81
  • Reel 202
  • 1. Treaties of trade among Russia, Persia and Switzerland 1828-1872
  • 2. Chief manager of organization and exploitation of land in Caucasus 1902-1914
  • 3. Some newspapers and the typed manuscripts 1915-1935
  • 4. Commissioner of agriculture in Caucasus 1.8.1917-5.8.1918
  • 5. Discussion about administration of some districts in Transcaucasia 11.10.1917
  • 6. About compulsory military service and reservists 4.2.1918-4.12.1918
  • 7. Income and expenses of the Georgian consulate in Odessa 7.16.1919
  • 8. Account current of the Georgian Peace Delegation in Paris 10.27.1919-11.30.1919
  • 9. Georgian Peace Delegation in Paris. Georgian students in Europe 1.28.1920-8.12.1920 N. Tcheidze
  • 10. Meeting of E. Gueguechkori with the representatives of the French commerce and industry 2.4.1920-9.27.1920 Prof. E. Pittard, M. Noulens, M. Honnorat, M. Louceur, K. Kandelaki, N. Tcheidze
  • 11. Interrelations among the Transcaucasian republics and R.S.F.S.R. 8.25.1920-9.21.1920 E. Gueguechkori, Kh. Rakovski, G. Tchicherin, A. Kahtissoff, M. Ussubekoff
  • 12. Problem of the District of Zakataly 10.17.1920
  • 13. Activity of the Georgian Legation in Paris 11.19.1920-1.30.1924 A. Tchenkeli, Marquis de Crewe, Ph. Snowden
  • 14. Correspondence between Congressman Chandler and Georgian Peace Delegation 12.6.1920-2.3.1921 N. Tcheidze, Mr. Chandler, E. Gueguechkori
  • 15. Opposition in the Georgian social-democratic party 1920 N. Jordania, N. Ramishvili
  • 16. Correspondence of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1.3.1921-2.13.1921
  • 17. Constitution of the Independent Georgia. Treaties with Russia and with the Soviet Azerbaidjan 2.22.1921-12.13.1924 R. Dmowski, G. Tchicherin, L. Karakhan, Gr. Uratadze, K. Sabakhtarishvili, G. Sheinman, D. Gusseinoff
  • 18. How Independent Georgia was conquered by the R.S.F.S.R. 3.10.1921-3.18.1922 N. Jordania, I. Tsereteli, E. Gueguechkori, N. Ramishvili, N. Tcheidze
  • Reel 203
  • 19. Telegrams received by the Georgian Legation in Paris during the war with the R.S.F.S.R. 3.17.1921 A. Tchenkeli, K. Sabakhtarishvili
  • 20. About the situation in the Transcaucasian republics and Kuban under the bolshevik domination 6.1.1921-11.14.1921 G. Tchicherin, L. Trotski, S. Ordjonikidze, Rauscher, V. Djugeli, V. Lenin
  • 21. Georgian Political Commission in Constantinople. The military means and forces of Georgia. Information about the situation in Caucasus 7.1.1921-2.21.1922 Gen. G. Kvinitadze, Gen. A. Zakhariadze, Gen. G. Odishelidze, Gen. A. Tcheidze
  • 22. What must be done in order to liberate Georgia from the Russian domination 10.7.1921
  • 23. Miscellanea 10.8.1921-6.15.1951
  • 24. Question of the just distribution of the American Near East Relief among the Georgian population. The right status of the Georgian Jews during occupation of France by the Germans 12.2.1921-1.15.1942 A. Tchenkeli, E. Gueguechkori, G. Leygues, K. Gvardjaladze, De Brinon, Sabakhtarishvili
  • 25. Articles about the political situation by N. Jordania and soc. dem. bureau in Paris 1921-1932 N. Jordania, K. Kautski, D. Sharashidze
  • 26. Correspondence between Paris and Rome Georgian legations 1.6.1922-11.29.1923 A. Tchenkeli, G. Machabeli, Ismeth Pasha, B. Mussolini
  • 27. Private correspondence between V. Voytinski and D. Sharashidze 3.12.1922-7.25.1922 N. Jordania, V. Voytinski, D. Sharashidze, N. Khomeriki, I. Tsereteli
  • 28. Report of the Georgian social-democratic party to the Congress of the Internationals. Execution without a trial of fifteen Georgian highest officers by the bolsheviks. 10.2.1922-8.14.1924 N. Jordania, Gen. V. Tsulukidze, Gen. K. Abkhazi, Gen. A. Andronikashvili, Colonels: R. Muskhelishvili, G. Khimshiashvili, D. Tchrdileli, E. Gulisashvili, A. Machavariani. N. Kartsivadze, Gen. A. Gedevanishvili
  • 29. Situation of the Georgian students in the European countries 9.7.1923-8.3.1934
  • 30. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris 12.15.1923-10.12.1932 A. Tchenkeli, A. Briand, A. Millerand, M. Litvinoff, V. Dumbadze, S. Mdivani
  • 31. Diplomatic correspondence of the Georgian Legation in Paris 1.2.1924-12.16.1924 A. Tchenkeli, Count M. Zamoyski, President A. Millerand, Mr. Noulens
  • 32. Activity of the Georgian political representatives in Europe 9.11.1924-5.11.1937 N. Jordania, Paul Boncour, V. Lenin, Ed. Daladier, K. Kandelaki, A. Malche