This collection has come to Princeton in small accessions, beginning in August 2011 with accession ML.2011.028, and continuing in 2012 with accessions ML.2012.007 and ML.2012.031.

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Preliminary processing was conducted by Maureen Callahan in 2011. A MARC record, box list, and finding aid were created at this time. For each of the 2012 accessions, a file list was created and the finding aid was updated at the time of accession. Materials in the July 2012 accession were moved into archival housing. Digital materials in Series 2 were processed by Elena Colon-Marreroin 2015

No records were separated from this collection during the course of processing.

People

• Djerejian, Edward P.

Subject

• Persian Gulf War, 1991
• Arab-Israeli conflict -- 1993- -- Peace
• TWA Flight 847 Hijacking Incident, 1985
• Diplomacy

Place

• United States -- Foreign Relations -- Middle East.
• Middle East -- Foreign Relations -- United States
• Syria -- Foreign Relations -- United States
• United States -- Foreign Relations -- Syria

Publisher

Public Policy Papers

Finding Aid Date

2009

Access Restrictions

The collection is open for research with the following exceptions: correspondence between Colin Powell and Edward P. Djerejian shall be closed during their lifetimes, and specially-designated files shall be closed during Edward and Francoise Djerejian's lifetimes.

Use Restrictions

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