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Document TitleArchive
Committee for the Assistance and Protection of Immigrant Women Employed in AgricultureIndre-et-Loire Departmental Archives
Committee of Polish Women Organisations in Great Britain, 1945The Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum
Communication from Colonel Carey, Military Secretary, Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, Dublin, on matter of permission for soldier’s wives to embark on convict ship Tyne bound for AustraliaNational Archives
Conferences organized by different entities: First meeting of Portuguese Migrants in the World of Journalism (1985)Torre do Tombo National Archive
Confirmation by the cabinet of Marshall TitoArchives of Republic of Slovenia
Contemporary Caetani fundCamillo Caetani Foundation
Continental emigration. Name lists.State Archives in Kielce
Copy circulars by RW Hay, Colonial Office, [London, England], setting out conditions under which unmarried females may be assisted in emigrating to [Australia].National Archives
Correspondance of Isabelle de CharrièreHuygens Institute
Correspondence and papers of Squadron Officer Vera AtkinsImperial War Museum Department of Documents
Correspondence between the BGC in Constantinople and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of TurkeyCentral State Archive - Sofia
Correspondence of Ilse KotterVabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom
Correspondence of Marta LannusEstonian Pedagogical Archives and Museum
Correspondence of Milada Blekastad-TopičováInstitute of Philosophy of the Czech Academy of Sciences
Correspondence of the Dutch and Frisian Stadtholders’ Wives, 1605–1725Huygens Institute
Correspondence of the secretariat of the Chemical Section of the 9th Congress of Polish Doctors and Naturalists in Krakow, 1900Jagiellonian Library
Correspondence of Torfhildur Þorsteinsdóttir HólmNational and University Library of Iceland
Criminal proceedings against Giovanna Tellini and Biagio VeglioneDiplomatic Archives in Nantes
Croatian Red Cross, Municipal Department of Banjaluka (1941-1945)Archives of Republika Srpska
Curie, Marie (1867-1934). Pierre and Marie Curie PapersBNF Richelieu