Fonds AM-GAT/133 - Arshak Chopanyan's Collection (1880-1954)

From Torgom Gushakyan, Head of the Armenian diocese of Egypt, and Patriarch of Jerusalem, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1914-1926

From Torgom Gushakyan, Head of the Armenian diocese of Egypt, and Patriarch of Jerusalem, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1927-1932

From Yeghishe Duryan, Armenian Patriarch of Jerusalem, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1908-1922

From Yeghishe Duryan, Armenian Patriarch of Jerusalem, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1923-1929

From Babken Kyuleseryan, member of Jerusalem brotherhood, Catholicos of Cilicia, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1900-1914

From Babken Kyuleseryan, member of Jerusalem brotherhood, Catholicos of Cilicia, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1915-1922

From Babken Kyuleseryan, member of Jerusalem brotherhood, Catholicos of Cilicia, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1923-1927

From Babken Kyuleseryan, member of Jerusalem brotherhood, Catholicos of Cilicia, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1928-1935

From Mesrop Nshanyan, future patriarch of Jerusalem, to Arshak Chopanyan

From the English governor of Jerusalem and his office to Arshak Chopanyan

From Torgom Gushakyan, Head of the Armenian diocese of Egypt, and Patriarch of Jerusalem, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1914-1926 From Torgom Gushakyan, Head of the Armenian diocese of Egypt, and Patriarch of Jerusalem, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1927-1932 From Yeghishe Duryan, Armenian Patriarch of Jerusalem, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1908-1922 From Yeghishe Duryan, Armenian Patriarch of Jerusalem, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1923-1929 From Babken Kyuleseryan, member of Jerusalem brotherhood, Catholicos of Cilicia, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1900-1914 From Babken Kyuleseryan, member of Jerusalem brotherhood, Catholicos of Cilicia, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1915-1922 From Babken Kyuleseryan, member of Jerusalem brotherhood, Catholicos of Cilicia, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1923-1927 From Babken Kyuleseryan, member of Jerusalem brotherhood, Catholicos of Cilicia, to Arshak Chopanyan, 1928-1935 From Mesrop Nshanyan, future patriarch of Jerusalem, to Arshak Chopanyan From the English governor of Jerusalem and his office to Arshak Chopanyan

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Zone d'identification

Cote

AM-GAT/133

Titre

Arshak Chopanyan's Collection (1880-1954)

Date(s)

1880-01-01-1954-12-31 (Production)

Niveau de description

Fonds

Étendue matérielle et support

Global extent: 50000 items; 11 selected and described items from 5 lists

Zone du contexte

Nom du producteur

Arshag Chobanian (AC)

(15 July 1872 – 9 June 1954)

Notice biographique

Arshag Chobanian (Armenian: Արշակ Չոպանեան; 15 July 1872 – 9 June 1954), was an Armenian short story writer, journalist, editor, poet, translator, literary critic, playwright, philologist, and novelist.
Extract from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arshag_Chobanian

Dépôt

Charents Museum of Literature and Arts (GAT Museum)

Histoire archivistique

Source immédiate d'acquisition ou de transfert

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Portée et contenu

Évaluation, élimination et calendrier de conservation

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Conditions d'accès

Subject to the authorization of the Charents Museum of Literature and Arts

Conditions de reproduction

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Notes de langue et graphie

Caractéristiques matérielle et contraintes techniques

Instruments de recherche

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Descriptions associées

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Mots-clés - Sujets

Mots-clés - Lieux

Mots-clés - Noms

Mots-clés - Genre

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Règles et/ou conventions utilisées

ISAD(G), Second Edition, Ottawa 2000.

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Catalogue prepared on May 2018

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Note de l'archiviste

Inventory of 11 items from Arshag Chobanian’s Collection (1899-1935), held by the Charents Museum of Literature and Arts, (Yerevan), made by Arman Khachatryan, May 2018.