British Intelligence on Persia (Iran) 1900-1949

Transcrição

India Office Political and Secret Files and Confidential Print
Editor: A.J. Farrington, Former Deputy Director, Oriental and India Office
Collections (OIOC, now part of the Asia, Pacific and Africa Collections),
British Library, London
Contents
Introduction
BIP-1
BIP-2
BIP-3
BIP-4
BIP-5
Index
Gazetteers and Handbooks, 1906-1948
Internal and external Affairs, 1904-1949
Who’s Who, 1909-1947
Military Reports, 1900-1940
Routes, 1908-1942
2
5
8
16
18
20
22
Secret and confidential British intelligence and policy files
The dominant theme of the collection is the position of Persia between two powerful
neighbours, Russia in the north and the British Government of India in the east. British
involvement in Persia dated back to the East India Company’s first trading contacts of the
early seventeenth century. But by the late nineteenth century, when the country’s
economic life was largely in the hands of Russian and British concessionaires, it seemed
as if Persia might even become a Russian protectorate. Instead it became the playground
of both interests for almost half a century, during which the British, with their immensely
valuable oil concessions in the south, emerged as the dominant (though hardly ever
welcome) foreign partner.
British India and London’s strategic planning and policy formulation required
information – intelligence on internal politics, tribal groupings, rivalries, personalities,
resources, communications and the terrain – to provide ‘background’ for political
relations and practical ‘know-how’ for military operations and clandestine activities.
Information gathering devolved in the first instance upon British diplomatic
representatives in Persia. There were four players on the British side – the Foreign Office
and War Office in London, the Government of India Foreign Department, and the Indian
Army General Staff. Personnel manning posts in Persia were drawn from the Londonbased Diplomatic and Consular Services and the British Army, or from the Indian Civil
Service, the Indian Political Service and the Indian Army.
Reflecting the perceived importance of Russian designs and of British strategic
interests, the country was exceptionally well covered. In addition to a permanent British
legation at Tehran from the 1850s (only raised to embassy status in 1944), there were
Consuls-General at Bushire from 1878, Isfahan from 1891 and Meshed from 1889, and at
varying dates Consuls in Ahwaz, Kerman, Kermanshah, Khorramshahr, Resht, Seistan
and Shiraz. Each post maintained Special Secret Service funds.
The present edition from IDC Publishers brings together the product of all this activity
– ranging through British reporting, planning and thinking on the Persian revolution of
1905-09, the Anglo-Russian agreement of 1907 which divided the country into informal
spheres of influence, 1st World War intervention, the Communist threat, the reign of Riza
Shah, 2nd World War intervention and the countering of German influence, and the
succession of Muhammad Riza.
Political Intelligence
The two central series are the Government of India Foreign Department Printed
Correspondence and the Foreign Office annual political reports 1910-1948. The first,
some 5,000 pages in 44 parts, prints all incoming and outgoing papers relating to Persia
between 1916 and 1940; the pagination is frequently erratic, but within each ‘part’ the
documents are arranged in a continuously numbered sequence. There are also long runs
of Consular diaries/summaries from the various posts, printed up either by the Foreign
Office or the Government of India (though typescript became the norm from around
1933/34). The diaries have numbered sequences for each year or issue dates within the
year, varying from monthly to weekly.
Transmission was extremely cumbersome. Predominantly Foreign Office posts (eg.
Tehran, Kermanshah, Khorramshahr, Resht, Shiraz) made their reports to the FO in
London, from where copies were sent to the India Office. Government of India posts (eg.
Ahwaz, Kerman, Meshed, Seistan) reported to Delhi, from where copies were sent to the
India Office in London and from there forwarded to the Foreign Office.
Military Intelligence
A small Intelligence Branch was formed within the Quarter Master General’s
Department at Army Headquarters, India, in 1878. The wide-ranging reforms of the
Army in India Committee of 1912-13 established an Intelligence Section (M.O.3) within
the Military Operations Directorate of the General Staff, divided into four geographical
sub-sections (one of them responsible for Persia) and a fifth devoted to ‘special work of a
confidential nature.’
The General Staff, India, was responsible for a stream of gazetteers, route books,
military reports and who’s who compilations. Sources were the military attachés at the
diplomatic posts and military officers in the field (particularly during the two World
Wars), their Persian and other contacts, and clandestinely employed local agents. The
military attachés also produced regular intelligence summaries. The Meshed consulate
was an especially important listening post for developments across the borders in Russian
Central Asia and Afghanistan. In 1913 the Foreign Office laid down that the collection
of military intelligence was not part of the duty of British consulates, so that the task
devolved almost entirely upon the General Staff, India, with some financial input from
the War Office.
The various volumes of gazetteers, route books, military reports and who’s who
compilations have a roughly similar geographical coverage:
Vol 1
North-east (Khorasan, Kain, Seistan)
Vol.2
North & Central (incl Azerbaijan, Kurdistan, Kermanshah, Tehran)
Vol.3
South-west (Luristan, Bakhtiari, Isfahan, Arabistan, Khuzistan,
Kughalu)
Vol.4/1 South (Yazd, Fars, Laristan, Gulf Ports)
Vol.4/2 South-east (Kerman, Persian Baluchistan)
All the works were classifed Secret, Confidential or For Oficial Use Only, and were
subject to strict rules of custody. It was also ordered that when a new edition of a
particular work appeared all previous editions had to be destroyed. As a result these
works survive in very few locations. The collection in the India Office Records at the
British Library, now made available by IDC Publishers, is unique in its breadth and
accessibility.
Provenance and historical background
The political reports, diaries and summaries produced in the diplomatic posts (including
the military attaché materials) were received in the Political & Secret Department registry
at the India Office and were given reference numbers within its annual file sequences.
They were eventually brought together as ‘subject’ files up to 1931 (L/P&S/10) and as
files within ‘external subject collection 28 – Persia’ (L/P&S/12) thereafter. The General
Staff, India, secret and confidential works are located in two internal ‘reference libraries’
which were kept within the Military Department (L/MIL/17) and the Political & Secret
Department (L/P&S/20) at the India Office. Items were received from India upon
publication and were kept/disposed of according to the custody rules laid down by the
originator.
All the India Office departments were subsumed within the Commonwealth Relations
Office (subsequently the Foreign & Commonwealth Office) after Independence in 1947.
In 1982 the Foreign & Commonwealth Office transferred the administration of the India
Office Library & Records to the British Library, where it now forms one part of the
Library’s Asia, Pacific and Africa Collections (specifically, the former Oriental & India
Office Collections (OIOC)).
Organisation of the print
For the present publication the material has been arranged in five subject groups, each
in a roughly geographical sequence.
BIP-1
Persia (Iran): Gazetteers and Handbooks, 1906-1948
BIP-2
Persia (Iran): Internal and External Affairs, 1904-1949
BIP-3
Persia (Iran): Who’s Who, 1909-1947
BIP-4
Persia (Iran): Military Reports, 1900-1940
BIP-5
Persia (Iran): Routes, 1908-1942
Within these groups the following information is provided for each item:
•
fiche number(s),
•
title, author/issuing body, publication details, pagination etc,
•
OIOC reference number,
•
original India Office registry reference (for BIP-2).
A.J. Farrington
Former Deputy Director
Oriental & India Office Collections (OIOC, now part of the Asia, Pacific and Africa
Collections), The British Library
Fiche 1-68
PERSIA (IRAN), BIP – 1
GAZETTEERS AND
HANDBOOKS 1906-1948
Fiche 1-9
Gazetteer of Persia. Volume I.
Prepared by the General Staff, Headquarters,
India
Simla: Printed at the Government Monotype
Press, 1910
[1],758,v p map 24cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/2/1
Fiche 9-16
Gazetteer of Persia. Volume II. 1914.
General Staff Branch, Army Headquarters, India
Press, 1914
[2],ii,671,xiv p 24cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/3/1
Fiche 16
Corrections to the Gazetteer of Persia,
Volume II. 1st Series, 1917.
Index to the sub-tribes referred to in Gazetteer of
Persia, Volume 2.
General Staff, India
Press, 1918
20p 24cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/3/2
Fiche 16-26
Gazetteer of Persia. Volume III.
Compiled in the Division of the Chief of the
General Staff, Army Head Quarters, India
Simla: Printed at the Government Monotyype
Press, 1910
[1],962p map 24cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/2/2
Fiche 26-28
Volume III, 1910 Edition. 1913 (4th Series)
Press, July 1913
L/P&S/20/143
Fiche 28-50
Gazetteer of Persia., Volume III. Provisional
edition 1917 (Reprinted April 1918)
Part I: A to K
Part II: L to Z
Calcutta: Superintendent, Government Printing,
India, 1918
[1],625p map
[1],626-1054p map 23cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/4/1-2
Fiche 50-51
Volume III. (1st Series, 1918)
Index to the sub-tribes referred to in Gazetteer of
Persia, Volume III.
Press, 1918
L/MIL/17/15/4/3
Fiche 51-58
Gazetteer of Persia. Volume IV.
Prepared by the General Staff, Army Head
Quarters, India
Press, 1910
[1],616,xviii p map 24cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/2/3
Fiche 58-59
Persia.
Handbooks prepared under the direction of the
Historical Section of the Foreign office – No.80
London, Jun 1919
vi,149p 22cm Confidential
L/P&S/20/C188
Fiche 59-68
Persia.
Admiralty Naval Intelligence Division
Geographical Handbook Series B.R.525
[Oxford University Press], Sep 1945
xix,628p 337 illus 61 figs map 22cm
Restricted – For Official Use Only
L/P&S/20/C259
Fiche 68-95
Fiche 68-69
A note on communications and irrigation in the
Persian province of Arabistan.
Sir George Buchanan
Press, 1917
6p 2 pl 4 maps 33cm Confidential
L/P&S/20/C155
Fiche 69-73
Report on Fars
Capt Arnold Talbot Wilson, Indian Political
Department, 1916
Press, 1916
376p map 24cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/17
Fiche 73-75
A report on the tribes of Fars
Capt A.J.Christian, General Staff, Shiraz 1918
Press, 1919
iv,79p 2 maps 24cm Confidential
L/P&S/20/C185
Fiche 75-77
The tribes of Fars
Lieut G.F.Magee, Intelligence Corps, Nov 1945
Simla: Manager, Government of India Press,
1948
v,202p 24cm Secret
typescript addenda & corrigenda [1950] inserted
1p
L/P&S/20/142
Fiche 77-82
Gazetteer of Kermanshah
Hyacinth Louis Rabino
Division of the Chief of Staff, Intelligence
Branch, Quarter Master General’s Department
Simla: Printed at the Government Central
Printing Office, 1907
lxxxix,386p 24cm For Official Use Only
L/MIL/17/15/19
Fiche 82-83
Report on the Kuhgalu tribes
Lieut James Gabriel Lancaster Ranking, Indian
Army, His Majesty’s Consul at Ahwaz, 1910
Press, 1911
[1],51p 24cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/20
Fiche 83-86
Seistan. Revenue report and notes of the PersoAfghan Arbitration Commission, 1902-1905.
Volume I.
Part I – Persian Seistan.
Part II – Afghan Seistan.
Part III – Herd and flock-owners, saiyads,
weavers and potters.
Part IV – General information concerning the
river and inundated area; the fords, roads across
the Naizar; the floods; the bund, etc.
Thomas Robert John Ward, Irrigation Officer
Government of India Foreign Department, Aug
1906
Simla: Government Central Printing Office,
1906
xvi,328p 33cm Secret
L/P&S/20/20
Fiche 86-90
Seistan. Revenue report and notes of the PersoAfghan Arbitration Commissioin, 1902-1905.
Volume II.
Part V – Appendices and glossary.
1906
iv,329-689p 33cm Secret
L/P&S/20/23
Fiche 90-92
Seistan. Revenue report and notes of the PersoAfghan Arbitration Commission, 1902-1905.
Volume III.
Part VI – Revenue and population statements for
Persian and Afghan Seistan
1906
viii,185p 33cm Secret
L/P&S/20/24
Fiche 93-95
Seistan. Irrigation report of the Perso-Afghan
Arbitration Commission, 1902-1905.
Volume I. Report and appendices.
Thomas Robert John Ward, Irrigation Officer
Government of India Foreign Department, Apr
1906
1906
ix,231p 33cm Secret
L/P&S/20/21
Fiche 95-96
Fiche 95-96
Seistan. Irrigation report of the Perso-Afghan
Arbitration Commission, 1902-905.
Volume II. Statements and calculations.
1906
i,127p 33cm Secret
L/P&S/20/22
Fiche 97-128 (1-32)
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
AFFAIRS 1904-1949
Fiche 97-98 (1-2)
Memorandum of information received during the
month of … regarding external affairs relating to
Persia.
Government of India Foreign Department
Simla: Foreign office Press, 1904-06
23 monthly issues, Oct 1904-Aug 1906
[179]p 33cm Secret
L/P&S/20/MM9-10
Fiche 98-104 (2-8)
month of … relating to affairs in Persia.
Simla: Foreign office Press, 1906-09
28 monthly issues, Sep 1906-Dec 1908
[351]p 33cm Secret
Sep 1907 issue title adds ‘ and of the course of
the Anglo-Russian negotiations from April to
the end of September 1907.’
L/P&S/20/MM10-11
Fiche 104-108 (8-12)
month of … relating to affairs in Persia, and the
Arabian shore of the Persian Gulf.
Simla: Foreign Office Press, 1909-10
22 monthly issues, Jan 1909-Oct 1910
[338]p 33cm Secret
L/P&S/20/MM11-12
[series discontinued]
Persia. Government of India Foreign
Department Printed Correspondence
Secret/Confidential
The series was continuously archived at the India
Office from the second half of 1916 (Pt 8) only.
Fiche 108-115 (12-19)
Part VIII
Jul-Aug 1916
232-73 & 303-47
Part IX
Aug-Sep 1916
1-90 & 214-385
Part X
Sep-Nov 1916
1-212
[32]p
[82]p
[84]p
Part XI
Nov-Dec 1916
1-133 & 168-204 [55]p
Part XII
Jan-Mar 1917
1-291 & 304-15
[145]p
Part XIII
Apr-May 1917
52-197
[113]p
Part XIV
May-Aug 1917
1-88,98-126 & 142-56 [68]p
Part XV
Aug-Nov 1917
1-12 & 38-150
[42]p
Part XVI
Nov 1917
1-18
[5]p
L/P&S/10/612 Fle P.3360/1916 Pt 1
Fiche 115-122 (19-26)
Part XVI [cont] Nov-Dec 1917
19-126
[55]p
Part XVII Jan-Feb 1918
5-251
[78]p
Part XVIII Feb-Mar 1918
2-162
[63]p
Part XIX
Mar-May 1918
1-292
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Part XX
May-Aug 1918
1-428
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Part XXI
Jul-Oct 1918
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Part XXII Oct 1918
1-66
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L/P&S/10/613 File P.3360/1916 Pt 2
Fiche 122-128 (26-32)
Part XXII [cont] Oct 1918
67-243
[60]p
Part XXIII Nov-Dec 1918
1-155
[69]p
Part XXIV Jan-Mar 1919
4-203
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Part XXV Mar-Jun 1919
1-249
[80]p
Part XXVI Jul-Oct 1919
1-221
[71]p
Part XXVII Nov 1919-Jan 1920
10-118
[37]p
Part XXVIII Jan-Mar 1920
1-99
[38]p
Fiche 128-179 (32-83)
Part XXIX
Part XXX
MISSING
Feb-Mar 1921
159-93
[6]p
Part XXXI Mar-Apr 1921
1-21 & 207-32
[10]p
Part XXXII Jun-Nov 1921
66,81-83 & 103-291 [51]p
Part XXXIII Nov 1921-Feb 1922
2-85
[16]p
L/P&S/10/614
File P.3360/1916 Pt 3
Fiche 128-137 (32-41)
Part XXXIV May 1923-Apr 1924
1-301
284p
Part XXXV Mar-Nov 1924
1-238
212p
Part XXXVI Oct 1924-Oct 1925
1-275
223p
L/P&S/10/1091 File P.3151/1923
Fiche 137-150 (41-54)
Part XXXVII Nov 1925-Aug 1926
1-296
323p
Part XXXVIII Jul 1926-May 1927
1-196
277p
Part XXXIX May 1927-Jan 1928
1-185
253p
Part XL
Oct 1927-Nov 1928
1-216
212p
Part XLI
Dec 1928-Nov 1929
1-153
189p
L/P&S/10/1169 File P.499/1926
Fiche 151-162 (55-66)
Part XLII
Nov 1929-Nov 1930
1-151
181p
Part XLIII Dec 1930-Nov 1931
1-92
143p
Part XLIV Dec 1931-Jan 1933
1-82
96p
Part XLV Dec 1932-Jul 1934
1-168
201p
part numbers abandoned
1934
1-146
182p
1935
1-119
155p
1936
1-106
190p
L/P&S/12/3442 Pol Ext Coll 28 File 39 Pt 1
Fiche 162-166 (66-70)
re-titled ‘Iran Series’
1937
1-92
1938
1-83
114p
89p
1939
1-42
64p
1940
1-35
46p
[series discontinued]
Persia.. Annual Report.
Foreign Office, London, Confidential Print.
Authors – Envoys Extraordinary & Ministers
Plenipotentiary (Ambassadors from Feb 1944):
Sir George Head Barclay 1908-12
Sir Walter Beaupre Townley 1912-15
Sir Charles Murray Marling 1915-18
Sir Percy Zachariah Cox 1918-20
Herman Cameron Norman 1920-21
Sir Percy Loraine 1921-26
Sir Robert Henry Clive 1926-31
Sir Reginald Hervey Hoare 1931-34
Sir Hughe Montgomery Knatchbull Hugesson
1934-36
Sir Horace James Seymour 1936-39
Sir Reader William Ballard 1939-46
Sir John Haller Le Rougetel 1946-50
Fiche 166-173 (70-77)
1910
45p
1922
67p
1923
70p
1926
64p
1927
72p
1928
84p
1929
70p
1930
82p
1931
99p
L/P&S/10/1097 File P.4282/1923
Fiche 173-179 (77-83)
1932
97p
1933
96p
1934
60p
1935
73p
1936
59p
1937
63p
1938
43p
Political review of the year 1939 4p
Annual political report for 1940 11p
1941 18p
Report on political events of 1942 22p
1943 24p
1944 34p
Review of the principal events in Persia, 1945
23p
Fiche 179-234 (83-138)
Annual political report on Persia, 1946 5p
Events in Persia during 1947 and 1948 5p
L/P&S/12/3472A Pol Ext Coll 28 File 67
British Legation/Embassy, Tehran.
Military Attaché’s Intelligence Summaries.
Foreign Office, London, Confidential Print.
Authors:
Lt-Col Macan Saunders 1921-24
Capt Robert Philip Lancaster Ranking 1924
Maj William Archbold Kenneth Fraser, IA,
1924-27
Maj Robert Francis Woodward, IA, 1928
Maj Percy Charles Russell Dodd, IA, 1929
Lt-Col Gilbert Douglas Pybus, IA, 1937
Lt-Col Herbert John Underwood, IA, 1938
Col William A.K.Fraser, IA, 1941
from 1941/No.24 the summaries are not signed
Fiche 179-187 (83-91)
1921
1-8 & 11-35 May-Dec [115]p
1922
1-19 & 21-52 Jan-Dec [173]p
1923
1-39
Jan-Sep [128]p
L/P&S/10/966 File P.566/1921
Fiche 187-194 (91-98)
1923
40-52
Oct-Dec [36]p
1924
1-52
Jan-Dec [161]p
1925
1-31
Jan-Dec [106]p
L/P&S/10/1103 File P.111/1924
Fiche 194-202 (98-106)
1926
1-25
Jan-Dec
1927
1-26
Jan-Dec
1928
1-25
Jan-Dec
1929
1-26
Jan-Dec
1930
1-26
Jan-Dec
L/P&S/10/1172 File P.631/1926
[74]p
[69]p
[93]p
[77]p
[65]p
[summaries for 1931-1936, on Pol Ext Coll 28
File 40, were destroyed by mistake during India
Office ‘weeding’]
Fiche 202-210 (106-114)
1937
1-25
Jan-Dec [51]p
1938
1-27
Jan-Dec [87]p
1939
1-15 & 17-26 Jan-Dec [91]p
1940
1-26
Jan-Dec [105]p
1941
1-3,5-10 & 12-31 Jan-Dec [94]p
1942
1-23
Jan-Jun [77]p
Fiche 210-218 (114-122)
1942
24-52
Jun-Dec [96]p
1943
2-49
Jan-Dec [135]p
1944
1-8,10-37 & 39-49 Jan-Dec [140]p
1945
1-50
Jan-Dec [163]p
L/P&S/12/3504 Pol Ext Coll 28 File 97 Pt 2A
Fiche 218-221 (122-125)
1946
1-50
Jan-Dec [213]p
L/P&S/12/3505 Pol Ext Coll 28 File 97 Pt 2B
Fiche 221-225 (125-129)
1947
1-51
Jan-Dec [177]p
1948
1-4
Jan-Mar [17]p
L/P&S/12/3506 Pol Ext Coll 28 File 97 Part 2C
Fiche 225-227 (129-131)
1948
5-20
Mar-Dec [75]p
1949
1-7
Jan-May [44]p
L/P&S/12/3507 Pol Ext Coll 28 File 97 Pt 2D
British Embassy, Tehran.
Air Attaché’s Intelligence Summaries.
Foreign Office, London. Secret
Fiche 227-230 (131-134)
1946
3-7 & 29-36 Apr-Dec [34]p
1947
1-16,18-23 & 25 Jan-Dec [81]p
1948
1-6
Jan-Mar [16]p
L/P&S/12/2508A Pol Ext Coll 28 File 97A Pt 1
Fiche 230-232 (134-136)
1948
7-17
Apr-Dec [48]p
1949
1-8
Jan-Aug [44]p
L/P&S/12/2508B Pol Ext Coll 28 File 97A Pt 2
Fiche 232-233 (136-137)
Persia intelligence report, May 1946.
Naval Intelligence Division, Admiralty, London
L/MIL/17/15/40
Fiche 233-234 (137-138)
A précis of the relations of the British
Government with the tribes and sheikhs of
‘Arabistan.
Lt A.T.Wilson, Indian Army, Acting Consul
Calcutta: Superintendent Government Printing,
1912
v,115p 33cm Very Confidential
L/P&S/20/C108
Fiche 234-277 (138-181)
Fiche 234-237 (138-141)
Khuzistan affairs.
Printed Correspondence
Nov 1924-Nov 1926 nos 1-302
217p map Secret
L/P&S/10/935 File P.7190/1920 Pt 4
Ahwaz (Khuzistan) Consular Diaries.
Printed by the Government of India Foreign
Department 1931-33. From 1934 in typescript
and sent directly to the Foreign Office in
London. Confidential
Authors:
Herbert Reginald Dauphin Gybbon-Monypenny
1925-31
Capt Arnold Crawshaw Galloway, IA, 1931
Maj Claude Edward Urquhart Bremner, IA,
1932-33
Arnold Edwards Watkinson 1933-36
Frank Henry Todd 1936
Alfred John Gardener 1936-37
John Gilroy Baillie 1942-43
Maj Arthur Ernest Henry Macann 1943
Lt-Col Arnold C.Galloway, IA, 1943-44
Alan Charles Trott 1945-46
William Mitchell Carse 1947
Fiche 237-252 (141-156)
1931
1-12
Jan-Dec [27]p
1932
1-12
Jan-Dec [26]p
1933
1-10
Jan-Dec [37]p
1934
1-12
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1935
1-12
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1936
1-12
Jan-Dec [186]p
1937
1-6
Jan-Jun [116]p
L/P&S/12/3400 Pol Ext Coll 28 File 6
Fiche 252-259 (156-163)
1942
13 issues
Jun-Dec [48]p
1943
24 issues
Jan-Dec [103]p
1944
1-18
Jan-Dec [85]p
1945
1-21
Jan-Dec [86]p
Fiche 259-261 (163-165)
1946
1-12
Jan-Dec [69]p
1947
1-8 & 10-12 Jan-Dec [38]p
Sarhad series (Persian Baluchistan) Printed
Correspondence.
Confidential
Fiche 261-262 (165-166)
Part 1 Sep 1919-Jan 1920
1-8
pp.1-7
L/P&S/10/875 File P.7606/1919
Fiche 262-264 (166-168)
Part 1 [cont] Oct 1923-Feb 1924
89-294
pp.59-164
Part 2 Feb-Oct 1924
1-176
pp.1-86
L/P&S/10/594 File P.1323/1916 Pt 1
Fiche 264-268 (168-172)
Part 2 [cont] Nov 1924-Jun 1925
177-390
pp.87-170
Part 3 Jun 1925-Mar 1926
1-272
140p
Part 4 Mar-Aug 1926
1-305
104p
L/P&S/10/1135 File P.255/1925 Pt 1
Fiche 268-270 (172-174)
Part 5 Sep 1926-Oct 1929
1-293
121p
Part 6 Nov 1929-Mar 1931
1-118
36p
L/P&S/11/272 File P.4435/1926
Fiche 270-272 (174-176)
Bandar Abbas Consulate Diary.
typescript Secret
1943 18 issues Mar-Dec [62]p
1944 1,3,4 & 11-22 Jan-Feb & Jun-Nov
+ Apr-Aug ‘appreciation’ [54]p
1945 2-18 & 20 Jan-Oct
+ 2 ‘appreciation’ issues [65]p
1946 2-10 Feb-Oct [28]p
Fiche 272-277 (176-181)
Isfahan Consulate Diary.
typescript Confidential
Authors:
Charles Alexander Gault 1942-46
John William Wall 1946
Roger Mervyn Savory 1947
1942 19 issues Mar-Dec [39]p
1943 1-3 & 5-24 Jan-Dec [49]p
1944 1-22 Jan-Dec
Fiche 277-300 (181-204)
+ 2 half-yearly reports [57]p
1945 1-22 Jan-Dec
1946 1-7 & 9-12 Jan-Dec
1947 1-8 Jan-Aug
+ Jul-Dec half-yearly report [23]p
Fiche 289- 292 (193-196)
1942
13-15 & 17-24 Jul-Dec [31]p
1943
1-7,9-14 & 17-24 Jan-Dec [63]p
1944
1-21,23 & 24 Jan-Dec [60]p
1945
1,3-8 & 10-21 Jan-Dec [51]p
1946
1-9 & 11-12 Jan-Dec [34]p
1947
1
Jan
[2]p
Kerman Consulate Diary.
Confidential/ Secret
In typescript from No.3/1934
Bandar Abbas is included between Aug 1938
and Feb 1943
Yezd is included from 1942
Kermanshah Monthly Diary.
Received from the Foreign Office, London
Confidential/Secret
In typescript from Apr 1942
Authors:
Lt-Col Trenchard Craven Fowle, IA, 1924
Henry Duncan Graves Law, ICS, 1924-27
John Hunter Davies, ICS, 1927-29
Maj Edward William Charles Noel, IA, 1929-31
Asst Surg George Alexander Richardson, IA,
1931-32
Maj Cecil Henning Lincoln, IA, 1933-37
Lt-Col George Arthur Falconer 1937-42
Henry Arthur Northey Barlow, ICS, 1942-44
Lt-Col Vere William Digby Willoughby 1944-45
Lt-Col Reginald George Evelin William Alban
1945-47
Fiche 277-282 (181-186)
1924
20-31
May-Dec [40]p
1925
1-18
Jan-Dec [37]p
1926
1-12
Jan-Dec [29]p
1927
1-12
Jan-Dec [36]p
1928
1-12
Jan-Dec [40]p
1929
1-12
Jan-Dec [40]p
1930
1-9 Jan 1930-Jan 1931 [37]p
L/P&S/10/1117 File P.3030/1924
Fiche 282-289 (186-193)
1931
2-10
Feb-Dec [25]p
1932
1-12
Jan-Dec [30]p
1933
1-12
Jan-Dec [43]p
1934
1-10
Jan-Oct [57]p
1935
1-12 Nov 1934-Dec 1935 [91]p
1936
1-12
Jan-Dec [81]p
1937
1-10 & 12
Jan-Dec [74]p
1938
1-12
Jan-Dec [78]p
1939
1-7
Jan-Jul
[49]p
Authors:
John Francis Robert Vaughan-Russell 1941-42
Frank Allan Grafton Cook 1942-43
Albert Spencer Calvert 1943-44
Archibald William Davis 1945-46
Herbert Norman Pullar 1946-47
Fiche 292-296 (196-200)
1941
3 issues
Oct-Dec [15]p
1942
10 issues Jan & Apr-Dec [49]p
1943
10 issues Jan-Aug & Oct-Dec [76]p
1944
12 issues
Jan-Dec [149]p
+ ‘appreciation’ May-Oct [18]p
1945
12 issues
Jan-Dec [67]p
Fiche 296-297 (200-201)
1946
12 issues
Jan-Dec [50]p
1947
9 issues
Jan-Sep [20]p
Khorramshahr Consulate Diary.
Typescript
Secret/Confidential
Authors:
Maj Frederick Charles Leslie Chauncy, IA,
1942-43
Maj Andrew Charles Stewart 1943-46
Lt-Col Vere William Digby Willoughby 1946-47
Fiche 297-300 (201--204)
1942
12-24
Jun-Dec [41]p
1943
1-11 & 13-24 Jan-Dec [72]p
1944
1-24
Jan-Dec [66]p
1945
1-7 & 9-21
Jan-Nov [54]p
1946
1-11 Dec 1945-Oct 1946 [34]p
L/P&S/12/3528A Pol Ext Coll 28 File 115 Pt 1
Fiche 300-333 (204-237)
Fiche 300 (204)
1946
12 & 13
Nov-Dec [4]p
1947
1-6
Jan-Jun [19]p
L/P&S/12/3528B Pol Ext Coll 28 File 115 Pt 2
Fiche 300 (204)
Half-yearly appreciations of the political
situation in the province of Mekran.
Issued by the British Consulate, Zahidan
3 issues covering May 1944-Dec 1945
Mekran and Seistan, Jan-Jun 1946
Seistan, Jul-Dec 1946
2 issues, Mekran, Jul 1946-Jun 1947
[31]p typescript Secret
‘Persia Diaries’
Confidential/Secret
Authors:
Meshed Consuls
Lt-Col Percy Molesworth Sykes 1906-13
Lt-Col Thomas Wolseley Haig 1914-16
Lt-Col William George Grey 1916-20
Lt-Col Trenchard C.W. Fowle 1919-20
Lt-Col Francis Beville Prideaux 1920-24
Lt-Col Lionel Berkeley Holt Haworth 1924-26
Lt-Col Hugh Vincent Biscoe 1926-29
Henry Duncan Graves Law, ICS, 1929-30
Lt-Col Cyril Charles Johnson Barrett 1930-32
Lt-Col Clive Kirkpatrick Daly 1932-36
Giles Frederick Squire 1936-41
Lt-Col R.P.Waters 1941-42
Clarmont Percival Skrine 1942-45
Lt-Col Daniel Richard Smith, IA, 1945-46
Lt-Col Everard Huddleston Gastrell 1947
Meshed Military Attachés
Maj Ernest Arthur Frederick Redl, IA, 1911-13
Capt Frank Graham Marsh, IA, 1913-15
Lt-Col Ernest A.F.Redl 1917-22
Maj Henry Jocelyn Kennedy Wallis, IA, 1922
Capt G.M.Stratton 1922-23
Maj David Thompson, IA, 1923-26
Maj Geoffrey Edelston Wheeler, IA, 1926-28
Capt Leo Steveni, IA, 1928-31
Maj Richard Henry Stevens 1932
Maj Lancelot George Werge Hamber, IA,
1931-34
Seistan Consuls
Maj William Frederick Travers O’Connor, IA,
1911-12
Maj Francis Beville Prideaux 1912-19
Clarmont Percival Skrine, ICS, 1927-29
Maj C.K.Dally 1929-33
Fiche 300-309 (204-213)
Meshed Consular Diary
1911
46-52
Nov-Dec [11]p
1912
1-25 & 28-52 Jan-Dec [80]p
1913
1-24,26-29,31-46 & 48-52
Jan-Dec [63]p
Diary of the Military Attaché, Meshed
1911
45-52
Nov-Dec [16]p
1912
1-25 & 27-49 Jan-Dec [93]p
1913
1-22,24-44 & 46-50 Jan-Dec [103]p
Seistan/Sistan and Kain Consular Diary
1911
47-52
Nov-Dec [6]p
1912
1-9,11-27 & 30-52 Jan-Dec [49]p
1913
1-25 & 27-52 Jan-Dec [67]p
1914
1&2
Jan
[4]p
L/P&S/10/209 File P.52/1912 Pt 1
Fiche 309-322 (213-326)
Meshed Diary
1914
1-8 & 10-52 Jan-Dec [108]p
1915
1-36 & 38-52 Jan-Dec [106]p
1916
3-52
Jan-Dec [149]p
Diary of the Military Attaché, Meshed
1914
1-14 & 16-25 Jan-Dec [147]p
1915
2
Jan
[1]p
Meshed Intelligence Summary/Military Report
13 issues Oct-Dec 1916 [26]p
Meshed Intelligence Report
16 Nov 1916 3p
Sistan and Kain Consulate Diary
1914
3-52
Jan-Dec [79]p
1915
1-37 & 39-52 Jan-Dec [78]p
1916
1-10 & 12-53 Jan-Dec [82]p
1917
1
Jan
[2]p
L/P&S/10/210 File P.52/1912 Pt 2
Fiche 322-333 (326-237)
Meshed Diary
1916
53
Dec
1917
1-52
Jan-Dec
1918
1-52
Jan-Dec
Meshed Intelligence Summary
1917
1-52
Jan-Dec
1918
1-50
Jan-Dec
3p
[158]p
[160]p
[169]p
[144]p
Fiche 333-402 (237-306)
Sistan and Kain Consulate Diary
1917
2-52
Jan-Dec [67]p
1918
1-51
Jan-Dec [62]p
1919
1-5
Jan-Apr [7]p
L/P&S/10/211 File P.52/1912 Pt 3
Meshed Diary.
Confidential/Secret
In typescript from Apr 1934
Fiche 333-337 (237-241)
1919
1-51
Jan-Dec [135]p
1920
2-51
Jan-Dec [99]p
L/P&S/10/820-2 File P.1974/1919 Pt 2
Fiche 337-341 (241-245)
1921
1-9 & 11-53 Jan-Dec [112]p
1922
1-52
Jan-Dec [125]p
L/P&S/10/972-2 File P.1341/1921 Pt 2
Fiche 341-348 (245-252)
1923
1-42
Jan-Dec
1924
1-24
Jan-Dec
1925
1-22
Jan-Dec
1926
1-12
Jan-Dec
1927
1-12
Jan-Dec
1928
1-15
Jan-Dec
1929
1-22
Jan-Dec
1930
1-22
Jan-Dec
L/P&S/10/1087 File P.933/1923
[103]p
[51]p
[52]p
[24]p
[24]p
[31]p
[54]p
[55]p
Fiche 348-356 (252-260)
1931
1-24
Jan-Dec [68]p
1932
15 issues
Jan-Dec [38]p
1933
12 issues
Jan-Dec [29]p
1934
12 issues
Jan-Dec [55]p
titled Khorasan Political Diary from Apr 1934
1935
12 issues
Jan-Dec [69]p
1936
12 issues
Jan-Dec [58]p
1937
12 issues
Jan-Dec [65]p
1938
12 issues
Jan-Dec [87]p
1939
11 issues Jan-Aug & Oct-Dec [47]p
+ fortnightly reports 1-4 Sep-Nov [8]p
1940
1-11
Jan-May [42]p
L/P&S/12/3406
Pol Ext Coll 28 File 10 Pt 1
Fiche 356-363 (260-267)
1940
12-24
Jun-Dec
1941
1-24
Jan-Dec
1942
1-25
Jan-Dec
1943
1-20
Jan-Dec
1944
1-3 & 5-16
Jan-Dec
1945
1-15
Jan-Dec
1946
1-12
Jan-Dec
[41]p
[78]p
[79]p
[80]p
[53]p
[46]p
[35]p
1947
1-7
Jan-Aug [11]p
+ six-monthly situation reports
5 issues, Jul 1944-Dec 1946 [24]p
L/P&S/12/3407
Pol Ext Coll 28 File 10 Pt 2
Meshed Intelligence Summary/Diary.
Government of India General Staff/ Foreign
Department
Secret
Fiche 363-372 (267-276)
1919
1-50
Jan-Dec [130]p
1920
1-52
Jan-Dec [258]p
L/P&S/10/820-1 File P.1964/1919 Pt 1
Fiche 372-380 (276-284)
1921
1-19 & 29-53 Jan-Dec [597]p
1922
1-45
Jan-Dec [216]p
L/P&S/10/972-1 File P.1341/1921 Pt 1
Fiche 380-384 (284-288)
1923
46-90
Jan-Dec [133]p
1924
1-49
Jan-Dec [147]p
L/P&S/10/1086 File P.932/1923
Fiche 384-394 (288-298)
1925
1-39
Jan-Dec [124]p
+ summary of events 8 Apr-8 May 1925 4p
1926
1-8 & 10-35 Jan-Dec [81]p
see L/P&S/10/1087 f.178 for No.9
1927
1-28
Jan-Dec [67]p
1928
29-68
Jan-Dec [108]p
1929
69-110 & 113-117 Jan-Dec [148]p
see L/P&S/10/1087 ff.55-57 for Nos 111-112
1930
1-38
Jan-Dec [90]p
L/P&S/10/1143 File P.1126/1925
Fiche 394-398 (298-302)
1931
1-23
Jan-Dec [65]p
1932
1-17
Jan-Dec [44]p
1933
1-10
Jan-Nov [27]p
in typescript from No.10/1933
1934
1-5 Dec 1933-Jul 1934 [23]p
Fiche 398-402 (302-306)
Sistan and Kain Consulate Diary.
Confidential
1927
8 issues
Apr-Dec [25]p
1928
10 issues
Jan-Dec [33]p
1929
10 issues
Jan-Dec [37]p
1930
11 issues
Jan-Dec [42]p
1931
14 issues
Jan-Dec [35]p
Fiche 402-406 (306-310)
1932
12 issues
Jan-Dec [37]p
1933
6 issues
Jan-Jun [14]p
Fiche 402 (306)
Resht Monthly Diary.
Authors:
Roger Mervyn Savory 1946-47
Lt-Col Robert Oswald Arthur Gatehouse, IA,
1947
13 issues Nov 1946-Nov 1947
Typescript [62]p Secret
Fiche 402-406 (306-310)
Shiraz Diary.
Typescript Secret/Confidential
Authors:
Terence Vincent Brenan 1942-43
Alfred John Gardener 1943-44
Herbert George Jakins 1944-47
G.F.Magee 1947
Frank Collinge Ogden 1947
1942
13-24
Jul-Dec [41]p
1943
1-24
Jan-Dec [96]p
1944
1-24
Jan-Dec [78]p
1945
1-7 & 9-20
Jan-Dec [59]p
1946
1-12
Jan-Dec [42]p
1947
1-7
Jan-Jul
[20]p
+ six-monthly ‘appreciations’, 2 issues
May 1944-Jun 1945 [7]p
Fiche 407-427 (1-21)
Fiche 407-412 (1-6)
Who’s Who in Persia.
Calcutta; Superintendent Government Printing,
India, 1916
L/P&S/20/223
Fiche 412 (6)
Who’s Who in Persia (Volume I). Khorasan,
Sistan & the Kainat.
General Staff, India First edition, 1923
Delhi: Government Central Press, 1923
[1],60p 18cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/11/1
Fiche 412-413 (6-7)
Corrections and additions to Who’s Who in
Persia, Vol.I.
General Staff, India. 1924
Simla: Government of India Press, 1924
L/MIL/17/15/11/2
Fiche 413-417 (7-11)
Who’s Who in Persia (Volume II).
Simla: Superintendent, Government Central
Press, 1923
viii, 431p 18cm Confidential
L/P&S/20/C137/3
Fiche 417 (11)
Persia Vol.II.
1924
L/P&S/20/C137/4
WHO’s WHO
1909-1947
Fiche 417-418 (11-12)
Who’s Who in Persia (Volume III). Arabistan,
Luristan, Isfahan & Bakhtiari.
Press, 1923
L/P&S/20/C137/5
Fiche 418 (12)
Persia, Vol. III.
1924
L/P&S/20/C137/6
Fiche 418-420 (12-14)
Who’s Who in Persia (Volume IV). Persian
Baluchistan, Kerman, Bandar Abbas, Fars, Yezd
and Laristan.
General Staff, India. First edition, 1923
Press, 1923
L/P&S/20/C137/7
Fiche 420-423 (14-17)
Additions and corrections to Who’s Who in
Persia (Volume IV).
General Staff, India. June 1924
Delhi: Government Central Press, 1924
L/P&S/20/C137/8
Fiche 423-427 (17-21)
Persia: Who’s Who and Leading Personalities,
1929-1947
includes Foreign Office issues:
Biographies of Leading Personalities in Persia
[Jan 1929] 19p Confidential 18830
[Feb 1930] 22p Confidential 20718
[Jan 1931] 18p Confidential 5090
Fiche 427-432 (21-26)
Report on Leading Personalities in Persia
[Apr 1932] 20p Confidential 470-C.2
Report on Personalities in Persia, December
1943 64p Confidential 52-42
Report on Leading Personalities in Persia
[May 1946] 38p Confidential 78-62
Personalities in Persia. Military Supplement
(1947) vii,76 typescript Confidential
Fiche 427-430 (21-24)
Personalities in Persia, 1930.
v,110p 17cm Secret
L/P&S/20/C206
Fiche 430-431 (24-25)
Biographical notices of Persian statesmen and
notables, September 1909.
Compiled by George P. Churchill, Oriental
Secretary, His Britannic Majesty’s Legation,
Tehran
India, 1910
xvii,120p 33cm Confidential
L/P&S/20/227
Fiche 431-432 (25-26)
Biographies of the notables of Fars and certain
Persian officials who have served at Shiraz.
Government of India Political Department
Delhi: Government of India Press, 1925
i,76,xiv p map 33cm For Official Use Only
L/P&S/20/C207
Fiche 433-448 (1-16)
MILITARY REPORTS
1900-1940
Fiche 433-437 (1-5)
Military report on Persia.
Compiled by the General Staff, Army
Headquarters, India. 1911
Press, 1912
xvii,429p map 18cm Secret
L/MIL/17/15/5
[covers Khorasan, Kain, Seistan]
Fiche 437-439 (5-7)
Military report on Persia. Volume I. 1930.
Calcutta: Government of India Press, 1931
iii,115p 2 pl 6 maps 18cm For Official Use
Only
L/P&S/20/C80
Fiche 439-440 (7-8)
Military report on Persia. Volume IV, Part I.
Persian Baluchistan, Kerman and Bandar Abbas,
1922.
Simla: Government Central Press, 1923
[1],137p 7 maps 18cm For Official Use Only
L/MIL/17/15/6/1
Fiche 441-443 (9-11)
Military report on Persia, Volume IV, Part II.
Fars, Gulf Ports, Yazd and Laristan. 1922.
Simla: Printed at the Government of India Press,
1924
[2],182p 4 [of 5] maps 18cm For Official
Use Only
L/MIL/17/15/6/2
Fiche 443-444 (11-12)
Military report on Southern Persia.
Compiled in the Intelligence Branch, Department
of the Quarter Master General in India, by
Captain G.S.F.Napier, 2nd Battalion, Oxfordshire Light Infantry, Staff Captain
Simla: Printed at the Government Central
Printing Office, 1900
ii,x,119p 4 maps 24cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/8
Fiche 444-446 (12-14)
Military report on S.W.Persia, Vol.I, Bakhtiari
Garmsir.
Staff, Army Head Quarters, India
Press, 1909
[2],ii,145p map 24cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/10/1
Fiche 446-447 (14-15)
Military report on S.W.Persia, Vol II. Arabistan.
Press, 1910
[2],65,ix p map 24cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/10/2
Fiche 447-448 (15-16)
Military report on S.W.Persia, Vol.III. Bakhtiari
country north of Karun river.
Simla: Printed at [the] Government Monotype
Press, 1910
[1],iii,106,v p map + 4 sketches 24cm
Confidential
L/MIL/17/1/5/10/3
Fiche 448 (16)
Military report on S.W.Persia, Vol.IV. Kughalu
country.
Press, 1909
v,19p map 24cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/10/4
Fiche 449-466 (17-34)
Fiche 449-450 (17-18)
Military report on (S.-W.) Persia, Volume V.
Luristan.
By Lieutenant A.T.Wilson, I.A., Political
Department
[General Staff Branch, Army Head Quarters,
India]
Press, 1912
v,128p map 24cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/10/5
Fiche 450-456 (18-24)
Military report on Tehran and adjacent provinces
of North-West Persia (including the Caspian
littoral).
General Staff M.E.F.Mesopotamia, 1921
India, 1922
iii,553p 17 illus map 18cm For Official Use
Only
L/P&S/20/C200
Fiche 456-460 (24-28)
Military report on ‘Arabistan (Area No.13).
Compiled by Air Headquarters, Iraq
iii,344p map 18cm Confidential
L/P&S/20/C205
Fiche 460-461 (28-29)
Military report on the Anglo-Iranian Oil
Company’s (South Iranian) oilfield area, 1940.
Simla: Printed by the Manager, Government of
India Press, 1940
v,108p 7 [of 8] maps 18cm Secret
L/MIL/17/15/24
Fiche 461-463 (29-31)
Handbook of the Persian Army.
General Staff, India, 1925
Delhi: Government of India Press, 1925
ii,110p 10 of 12] pl map 18cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/37
Fiche 463-464 (31-32)
Notes on the Iranian Army. 1940.
Simla: Printed by the Manager, Government of
India Press, 1940
vii,47,ii p 2 pl 18cm Security
L/P&S/20/C255
Fiche 464 (32)
Russian military designs in Persia. A strategical
fragment.
Division of the Chief of the Staff, Intelligence
Branch
Press, 1909
7p 33cm Secret
L/MIL/17/15/26
Fiche 464-466 (32-34)
A strategical study of Persia and the Persian
Gulf.
Prepared by the General Staff, Army Head
Quarters, India, 1913
Press, 1913
ii,132p 3 maps 21cm Secret
L/MIL/17/15/27
Fiche 467-512 (1-46)
ROUTES
1908-1942
Fiche 467-472 (1-6)
Routes in Persia. (Volume I.) (Khorasan and
Sistan.)
Calcutta: Government of India Press, 1928
L/MIL/17/15/12/1
Fiche 489-492 (23-26)
Routes in Persia. Volume III, Part 2.
India, 1916
vi,328p map 18cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/12/6
Fiche 472-482 (6-16)
Routes in Persia. Volume II. (North-Western
Persia.)
Press, 1923
[1],1000p map 18cm For Official Use Only
L/MIL/17/15/12/2
Fiche 492-493 (26-27)
Index to Routes in Persia. Vol.III. Part II.
General Staff, India. April 1918
Press, 1918
L/MIL/17/15/12/7
Fiche 482-483 (16-17)
Corrections to Routes in Persia. Volume II.
(North-Western Persia.) (First Series, 1926.)
Simnla: Government of India Press, 1926
27p 18cm For Official use Only
L/MIL/17/15/12/3
Fiche 483-487 (17-21)
Routes in Persia. Vol.III, Part I.
General Staff, India, 1916 (Reprint April, 1918)
Press, 1918
[1],iii,396,iv p map 18cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/12/4
[volume 3 covers South-West Persia]
Fiche 487-489 (21-23)
Index to the Routes in Persia, Volume III, Part I.
Corrections to …
General Staff, India, 1918 & 1919
Press, 1918 & 1919
55p & 31p 18cm Confidential
L/MIL/17/15/12/5
Fiche 493-500 (37-34)
Routes in Persia. Volume IV, Part I.
India, 1918
L/MIL/17/15/12/8
Fiche 500 (34)
Corrections to Routes in Persia. Vol.IV. Part I.
[General Staff, India]. February 1919
Simla: Government Monotype Press, 1919
L/MIL/17/15/12/9
Fiche 500-506 (34-40)
Routes in Persia (Vol IV, Part II.) (Fars,
Laristan, Kerman and Yazd.)
Simla: Printed at the Government of India Press,
1923
[3],595p map 18cm For Official Use Only
L/MIL/17/15/12/10
Fiche 506-512 (40-46)
M.T.Routes in Persia. Volume 1 – Main routes.
1942.
[Lahore: Feroz Printing Works, 1942]
481p map 24cm Security
L/MIL/17/15/13
Fiche 512-513 (46-47)
Interim amendments to “M.T.Routes in Persia,”
1942. Vol.2. Minor routes.
[General Staff, India]
[48]p 18cm Security
L/P&S/20/247
Fiche 513 (47)
Duzdep to Meshed via Shusp, Birjand, Kain,
Jumin and Turbat-i-Haidari.
Press, 1919
16p 18cm For Official Use Only
L/MIL/17/15/14
Fiche 513-514 (47-48)
A note on the transport of Southern and Eastern
Persia.
Staff
Press, 1908
v,102p 25cm For Official Use Only
L/P&S/20/236
Fiche 514-515 (18-49)
Lines of communication between Turkey and
Persia.
General Staff, India. M.O.3 “W.”
Press, 1916
57p map 33cm Confidential
L/P&S/20/C134
Fiche 512-515 (46-49)
INDEX
All references are to fiche numbers 1 through 515.
All fiche (and the descriptions in this guide) have two numbering sequences:
• Numbers 1 through 515 run through the whole series, BIP-1 through BIP-5;
• In addition, each set (such as BIP-2), has an individual numbering system.
Admiralty Naval Intelligence
Persia handbook 59-68
Persia intelligence report 232-33
Ahwaz consular diaries 237-61
Air intelligence summaries 277-32
Alban, Lt-Col Reginald George Evelin William
289-92
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co’s oilfields
military report 460-61
Annual report: Persia 166-79
Arabistan
communications & irrigation 68-69
military reports 446-47,456-60
tribes 233-34
who’s who 417-18
Army
handbook 461-64
notes on 463-64
Baillie, John Gilroy 252-59
Bakhtiari
military report 444-46,447-48
who’s who 417-18
Ballard, Sir Reader William 173-79
Baluchistan
printed correspondence 261-70
who’s who 418-20
Bandar Abbas
consular diaries 270-72,282-92
who’s who 418-20
Barclay, Sir George Read 166-73
Barlow, Henry Arthur Northey 289-92
Barrett, Lt-Col Cyril Charles Johnson 341-56
Biographies of leading personalities 423-32
Biscoe, Lt-Col Hugh Vincent 341-48
Bremner, Maj Claude Edward Urquhart 237-52
Brenan, Terence Vincent 402-06
Buchanan, Sir George 68-69
Calvert, Albert Spencer 292-96
Carse, William Mitchell 259-61
Chauncy, Maj Frederick Charles Leslie
297-300
Christian, Capt A.J. 73-75
Churchill, George P. 430-31
Clive, Sir Robert Henry 166-73
consular diaries
Ahwaz 237-61
Bandar Abbas 270-72
Isfahan 272-77
Kerman 277-92
Kermanshah 292-97
Khorasan 348-63
Khorramshahr 297-300
Khuzistan 237-61
Meshed 300-63
Resht 402
Seistan & Kain 300-09,322-33,398-402
Shiraz 402-06
Cook, Frank Allan Grafton 292-96
Dally, Lt-Col Clive Kirkpatrick 348-56,398-402
Davies, John Hunter 277-82
Davis, Archibald William 292-97
Dodd, Maj Percy Charles Russell 194-202
Falconer, Lt-Col George Arthur 282-92
Fars
report on 69-73
routes 500-06
tribes 73-77
who’s who 418-20,431-32
Fowle, Lt-Col Trenchard Craven W. 277-82,
333-37
Fraser, Col William Archbold Kenneth
187-202,202-10
Galloway, Lt-Col Arnold Crawshaw 237-52,
252-59
Gardener, Alfred John 237-52, 402-06
Gastrell, Lt-Col Everard Huddleston 356-63
Gatehouse, Lt-Col Robert Oswald Arthur 402
Gault, Charles Alexander 272-77
gazetteers
Persia (general) 1-68
Kermanshah 77-82
Grey, Lt-Col William George 309-37
Gybbon-Monypenny, Herbert Reginald Dauphin
237-52
Haig, Lt-Col Thomas Wolseley 300-09
Hamber, Maj Lancelot George Wege 394-98
handbooks 58-68
Haworth, Lt-Col Lionel Berkeley Holt 341-48
Hoare, Sir Reginald Hervey 173-79
Hugesson, Sir Hughe Montgomery Knatchbull
173-79
irrigation 68-69,83-86,93-96
Isfahan
consular diaries 272-77
who’s who 417-18
Jakins, Herbert George 402-06
Kerman
routes 500-06
who’s who 418-20
Kermanshah
gazetteer 77-82
Khorasan
routes 467-72
who’s who 412
Khorramshahr
Khuzistan
affairs 234-37
Kughalu
military report 448
tribes 82-83
Laristan
military reports 441-43
routes 500-06
who’s who 418-20
Law, Henry Dundas Graves 277-82,341-48
Le Rougetel, Sir John Haller 173-79
Lincoln, Maj Cecil Henning 282-89
Loraine, Sir Percy 166-73
Luristan
who’s who 417-18
Macann, Maj Arthur Ernest Henry 252-59
Magee, Lt G.F. 75-77,402-06
Marsh, Capt Frank Graham 300-22
Mekran
political appreciations 300
Memorandum of information 97-108
Meshed
military intelligence summaries 300-33,
363-98
routes 513
military intelligence summaries
Tehran 179-227
Meshed 300-33,363-98
Napier, Capt George Samuel Frederick 443-44
Noel, Maj Edward William Charles 277-89
O’Connor, Maj William Frederick Travers
300-09
Ogden, Frank Collinge 402-06
Persia intelligence report 232-33
Perso-Afghan Arbitration Commission 83-96
Prideaux, Lt-Col Francis Beville 300-33,333-48
Printed correspondence
Persia 108-62
Sarhad (Baluchistan) 261-70
Pullar, Herbert Norman 296-97
Pybus, Lt-Col Gilbert Douglas 202-10
Rabino, Hyacinth Louis 77-82
Ranking, Lt James Gabriel Lancaster 82-83
Ranking, Capt Robert Philip Lancaster 187-94
Redl, Lt-Col Ernest Arthur Frederick
300-09,322-33,363-80
Resht consular diaries 402
Richardson, Asst Surg George Alexander
282-89
routes 467-515
Arabistan 68-69
Fars 500-06
Kerman 500-06
Khorasan 467-72
Laristan 500-06
Meshed 513
Seistan 83-86,467-72
Yazd 500-06
to Turkey 514-15
Russia 98-104,464
Sarhad printed correspondence 261-70
Saunders, Lt-Col Macan 179-94
Savory, Roger Mervyn 272-77,402
Seistan
communications 83-86
irrigation report 93-96
political appreciations 300
revenue report 83-92
routes 467-72
Seistan & Kain
consular diaries 300-09,322-33,398-402
who’s who 412
Seymour, Sir Horace James 173-79
Shiraz
who’s who 431-32
Skrine, Clarmont Percival 356-63,398-402
Smith, Lt-Col Daniel Richard 356-63
Squire, Giles Frederick 348-63
Stewart, Maj Andrew Charles 297-300
Steveni, Capt Leo 384-98
Stevens, Maj Richard Henry 394-98
A strategical study of Persia 464-66
Stratton, Capt G.M. 372-84
Sykes, Lt-Col Percy Molesworth 300-09
Tehran
air intelligence summaries 227-32
military intelligence summaries 179-227
Thompson, Maj David 380-94
Todd, Frank Henry 237-52
tribes 16,50-51,73-77,82-83,233-34
Trott, Alan Charles 252-61
Underwood, Lt-Col Herbert John 202-10
Vaughan-Russell, John Francis Robert 292-96
Wall, John William 272-77
Wallis, Maj Henry Jocelyn Kennedy 372-80
Ward, Thomas Robert John 83-86,93-96
Waters, Lt-Col R.P. 356-63
Watkinson, Arnold Edwards 237-52
Wheeler, Maj Geoffrey Edelston 384-94
who’s who compilations 407-32
Willoughby, Lt-Col Vere William Digby
289-92,297-300
Wilson, Capt Arnold Talbot 69-73,233-34
Woodward, Maj Robert Francis 194-202
Yezd
routes 500-06
who’s who 418-20

British Intelligence on Persia (Iran) 1900-1949

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