A letter from Krouger Attallah who thanks Nadim for his letter and he is happy that they recovered from Dengue Fever. Krouger updates Nadim about As'ad, as he hasn't sent a letter for 3 months. Krouger asks Nadim not to travel and focus on learning,…
A letter from Father Tobia Attallah to the Director of Public Services of the High Commission [Le Directeur des Services de l'Istruction Publique du Haut-Commissarait]. Father Attallah complains that a private school, of Mr. Gabriel Bejani, will open…
A letter from Father Tobia Attallah to the High Commissioner of the French Republic in Syria and Lebanon writing with a complaint about opening the private school of Mr. Gabriel Bejani, in Beit Chabab, without meeting requirments. Dated February 27,…
A draft of the previous letter from Father Tobia Attallah to the High Commissioner of the French Republic in Syria and Lebanon writing with a complaint about opening the private school of Mr. Gabriel Bejani, in Beit Chabab, without meeting…
A letter from Krouger Attallah who asks his father to help Mansour Faris in his divorce from his wife and he will pay 2000 francs. Krouger will send 1000 francs to his family. Dated August 16, 1928, Bisskirima, Guinea.
A letter from Krouger Attallah who asks Father Attallah about his brother, As'ad, and shares what he knows about him to present. Dated September 27, 1928, Bissikrima, Guinea.
A photograph of a gravestone of an infant child of Nola George Romey and Hasna "Fannie" Romey located in the Moses family plot at Oak Lawn Cemetery in Lake City, Florida. Additional research by the Khayrallah Center suggests that this is the grave of…
A photograph of Yousef Hobeiche and the Lebanese gendarmerie, dated 11 November 1928. Inscription reads, "Our army training on firing guns and machine guns."
A photograph of Yousef Hobeiche and the Lebanese gendarmerie, dated 16 November 1928. Inscription reads, "During the siege of [unclear]." Poem on the back means, "You will miss me like the night misses the moon."
A postcard from Khalil Hobeiche to Angele Ellis, dated 31 May 1928. Postcard contains a photograph portrait of Khalil Hobeiche and Yousef Hobeiche. The Khayrallah Center does not hold the original copy of this item.
