Treaty of Brest-Litovsk (1918)
Article IV addresses Russian withdrawal from eastern Anatolia and the districts of Ardahan, Kars and Batum.
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Article IV addresses Russian withdrawal from eastern Anatolia and the districts of Ardahan, Kars and Batum.
Joint Allied communication condemning the massacres and declaring the personal responsibility of Ottoman officials involved.
Provided for two foreign inspectors-general overseeing administration, justice and security in seven Ottoman provinces, alongside language, education and representation provisions.
Diplomatic reform proposal submitted jointly by France, Britain and Russia concerning Ottoman provinces inhabited by Armenians.
Seven-power postwar settlement with territorial provisions in Asia and Article 61 commitments concerning reforms and security for Armenians.
Supplementary arrangements for Cyprus; Article VI connects withdrawal from the island with Russia’s restoration of Kars and its other Armenian conquests.
Convention concerning British support for the Ottoman Empire in Asia, reforms for Christian subjects and British occupation and administration of Cyprus.
Preliminary Russo-Ottoman peace treaty containing Armenian reform and security provisions and territorial clauses later revised at Berlin.
Multilateral treaty ending the Crimean War, forming part of the background to later diplomacy over Ottoman reforms.
Russo-Ottoman peace treaty defining the frontier in Asia after Turkmenchay, restoring occupied towns and regulating amnesty, property and migration.
Peace settlement ceding the Erivan and Nakhichevan khanates to Russia, defining a Russo-Persian frontier and regulating movement and property.
Russo-Persian peace treaty with frontier and territorial provisions concerning the South Caucasus, including Karabakh and Shuragel.
Agreement defining the Karabakh khan’s submission to the Russian emperor and reciprocal obligations.
A historical English documentary witness of the Ottoman–Safavid peace, with Armenian and Russian working translations of every passage.
An associated diplomatic letter to Shah Tahmasp, with complete English, Armenian and Russian working readings of the later printed witness.