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The Collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the Partition of the Middle East, 1879–1919

Foreign affairs and travel, 1888-1919

Collection: The Collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the Partition of the Middle East, 1879–1919 Volumes Foreign affairs and travel, 1888-1919

Integral to this part of the collection are a large number of printed and sketched maps of western Asia (e.g. DDSY2/4/67-80, DDSY2/4/204-216), many annotated or shaded, showing the progress of talks towards the Sykes-Picot Agreement.

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Typescript copy of pre-war notebook, June to November 1906

DDSY(2)/4/6. Journey of Edith Sykes, with Mark Sykes, from Sinope to Aleppo. (See also manuscript at DDSY(2)/4/5.)

Date:1906-1906
Contributor:Hull University Archives
Identifier:DDSY2-04-006

Letters to Sykes, June 1904 to May 1906

DDSY(2)/4/23. Letters to Sykes about travel arrangements; horses and servants; invitations; military affairs (training; possibility of German invasion of England); German influence in Turkey; cottages to be built on Sykes...

Date:1904-1906
Contributor:Hull University Archives
Identifier:DDSY2-04-023

Letters and telegrams, April to November 1913

DDSY(2)/4/33: Letters and telegrams to Sykes about massacres during war in Macedonia; charity appeals; Turkish bath at Sledmere; sending a dog from Damascus to Constantinople; Sykes bitten by a dog...