Series
Loraine Papers
Catalogue reference: FO 1011
Date: 1836-1973
This series contains both personal and official papers, including photograph albums, of the diplomat Sir Percy Loraine (1880-1961). It includes...
Series
Catalogue reference: FO 913
FO 913
This series contains records from the British consulates in Varna and Rustchuk, Ottoman Empire (later Bulgaria). Comprises in and out letters, reports, telegrams, etc. of the two locations including correspondence on their establishment.
This series contains records from the British consulates in Varna and Rustchuk, Ottoman Empire (later Bulgaria). Comprises in and out letters, reports, telegrams, etc. of the two locations including correspondence on their establishment.
The Consulate at Varna ((known as Stalin, 1949-1956) on the Black Sea was established in 1847. In 1866 it was moved to Rustchuk on the Danube where it remained until December 1877 when fighting in the area forced a return to Varna. When peace returned the Consulate was re-established at Rustchuk, but was soon downgraded to a Vice-Consulate which lasted until 1896 when it became a Consulate once more.
Foreign Office: Consulates, Varna and Rustchuk, Bulgaria (formerly Ottoman Empire): General Correspondence
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