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                <text>Korrespondenz mit diversen einflussreichen Personen, vor allem zur Anbahnung der Mission im Kaukasus im Allgemeinen und in Karass im Speziellen. Darunter Briefe an den Fürsten Galitzin, an den Zar von Russland, darunter das Gesuch zur Aufnahme der Missionsarbeit im Kaukasus und Kopien der Schreiben der vom Zar verliehenen Rechte und Privilegien.
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                <text>Die meisten Briefe stammen von Lazaros Garabedjan, zu jener Zeit Pfarrer in Brussa. Einige wenige Briefe aus Rodosto, wo Garabedjan als Lehrer angestellt war.
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                <text>Es handelt sich um die Armenier Abraham Amirchanjanz, Moses Asnaworjanz und Jojakim Tschachmachsasjanz, die nach einer Ausbildungszeit in Basel noch in Dorpat Theologie studierten, um dann in ihre Heimat zurückzukehren. Die Briefe befassen sich vorwiegend mit der Ausbildungszeit dieser Armenier und ihrer künftigen Verwendung als Lehrer oder Prediger in Schamachi. 
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                <text>[Archives catalogue]: Guides / Finding aids: Archives: FC - Southern Russia and Persia / Caucasus: FC-10 - Diverses Südrussland und Persien: FC-10.02 - Armenien, Persien und Kaukasus
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                <text>Briefe von und über die armenischen Brüder Abraham, Moses und Jojakim sowie über die Gemeinde Schamachi</text>
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                <text>Die Briefe befassen sich ausschliesslich mit der Verteilung der Arbeitsgebiete (Urumiah, Tebris, Ispahan), um Spannungen zwischen Basler Mission und der Amerikanischen Mission (American Mission to Persia) zu vermeiden. Einige Briefe vom Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church an Inspektor Josenhans, andere von verschiedenen amerikanischen Missionaren in Urumiah und Tebris an Inspektor Josenhans; 2 Briefe von Josenhans an Foreign Office, Teheran (12/13); Brief 2 vom September 1872 vom amerikanischen Missionar Coan in Urumiah an Missionar Haas, um diese Zeit wieder in Deutschland; erwähnt werden gesammelte Gaben und der Plan zur Errichtung eines Waisenhauses im persischen Raum. Insgesamt 13 Briefe, z.T. in französischer und englischer Sprache mit Übersetzungen
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                <text>FC-10.02,05</text>
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                <text>[Archives catalogue]: Guides / Finding aids: Archives: FC - Southern Russia and Persia / Caucasus: FC-10 - Diverses Südrussland und Persien: FC-10.02 - Armenien, Persien und Kaukasus
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                <text>Korrespondenz mit den amerikanischen Missionaren in Urumiah und dem Secretary der Presbyterian Church Mission Society in New York</text>
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