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Letter from Anne Ormsby, Ballinamore, Co. Mayo, wife of Anthony and sister-in-law, to Christopher Ormsby, 16 Upper Rathmines, Dublin, largely concerning money matters particularly to do with George's St. and Hollybrook properties.

Letter from Anne Ormsby, Ballinamore, Co. Mayo, wife of Anthony and sister-in-law, to Christopher Ormsby, 16 Upper Rathmines, Dublin, largely concerning money matters particularly to do with George's St. and Hollybrook properties.

Letter from Anne Ormsby, Ballinamore, Co. Mayo, wife of Anthony and sister-in-law, to Christopher Ormsby, 16 Upper Rathmines, Dublin, largely concerning money matters particularly to do with George's St. and Hollybrook properties.

Letter from Anne Ormsby, Ballinamore, Co. Mayo, wife of Anthony and sister-in-law, to Christopher Ormsby, 16 Upper Rathmines, Dublin, largely concerning money matters particularly to do with George's St. and Hollybrook properties. Includes a list of payments, April 1832 - September 1833.

3 aerial photographs of headlands at Annestown, County Waterford.

Autopsy report (in Turkish, translated into English) from the State Security Court State Prosecutor of the bodies of teachers Zübeyir Akkoç and Ramazan Aydın Bilge, which determined that Akkoç was killed by 2 gunshots to the head and that Bilge died from haemorrhaging due to wounds from 5 gunshots.

Second portion of Annex 1 to the memorial of the Turkish Government in the Akdivar and others case submitted to the European Court of Human Rights, containing judgment summaries of 26 cases pertaining to compensation claims against the Government with regard to disappeared relatives and/or destroyed property. Case summaries in English; table of contents in French.

Annex 1 to the memorial of the Turkish Government in the Akdivar and others case submitted to the European Court of Human Rights. The annexes contain judgment summaries of cases pertaining to compensation claims against the Government at various levels of court with regard to disappeared relatives and/or destroyed property. Case summaries in Turkish; table of contents in French.

Paper note stating, 'See Annexe 4 of Nebahat Akkoç's Application'.

4 signed statements made by Nebahat Akkoç (in Turkish, translated into English) about the detention of herself and 10 other teachers who were members of the Eğit-Sen trade union on 27 October 1992; and the murder of her husband, Zübeyir Akkoç, also a teacher involved in the Eğit-Sen trade union, killed on 13 January 1993. Nebahat states that she had made an appointment with the National Education Director to discuss attacks on union members and the exile of 40 members of the union into other regions of Turkey. She writes about the public harassment of teachers by the police ('the police were openly saying, "all these teachers are terrorists, it is necessary to know them well'). She notes in her final statement of 27 October 1993 that there has been no progress in her husband's murder case and that she has now retired from teaching in part due to the cessation of her pension.