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in 2016 after the discovery of structural issues in 2014 has led to the transfer of all
Fontainebleau's remaining archives to the Pierrefitte site, a transfer that was to be completed in 2022, at which point the Pierrefitte site of the National Archives would store more than 300 kilometres (190 mi) of physical records, close to maximum capacity, at a much earlier date than was originally anticipated. As a result, the National Archives have launched the construction of new storage capacity (100 km of shelves) at the Pierrefitte site, which should bring the total capacity of the Pierrefitte site to 480 kilometres (300 mi) of shelf space by 2026.
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648:), the archives of the churches of Paris, and the archives of the medieval Paris city hall. Thus, the National Archives serve as the archives of the French central state for records from 1790 onwards, but for records before 1790 they serve as both the archives of the central state and the local archives of Paris and its region. The National Archives, however, do not keep the pre-1790 church records of Paris (baptisms, marriages and burials). These were kept at the municipal archives of Paris (original series from 16th century to French Revolution) and at the
1188:) as well as the archives transferred from the French colonies and Algeria at the time of their independence between 1954 and 1962. The ANOM also possesses private and corporate archives related to the former French colonies and Algeria. In total the ANOM keeps 36.5 kilometres (22.7 mi) of archives from the 17th to the 20th century covering more than 40 currently independent countries spread over 5 continents. Note that the archives concerning
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515:, this as of the end of 2020 (373 km and 74.75 TB at the National Archives strictly speaking, and 86 km at ANOM and ANMT), another 3,591 kilometres (2,231 mi) of physical records and 225.25 terabytes of electronic archives were kept in the regional, departmental and local archives in the end of 2020, in particular the church records and
1110:
After the discovery of structural issues with the buildings at the
Fontainebleau site in 2014, it was decided to permanently close the Fontainebleau site in 2016, and move all the remaining physical records stored there to the Pierreffitte site of the National Archives. The removal of more than 70 km
1039:
In 2012-2013, more than 50 km of records from the historic Paris site and 150 km of records from the newer
Fontainebleau site were moved to the new Pierrefitte site. By the end of 2015, the Pierrefitte site kept 219.5 kilometres (136.4 mi) of records. The decision to close the Fontainebleau site
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Dagobert, son of Baddo. This charter is the oldest original one kept by the
National Archives, but the National Archives possess medieval copies of earlier records from the 6th century (but not the originals). The National Archives also possess a small fragment of an original papyrus record from the
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respectively), as well as all the private archives from all periods seized during the French
Revolution or deposited at the National Archives since then (archives of aristocratic families, industrialists, major historical figures, etc). The Pierrefitte site will receive all the new records from the
992:
In 2012-2013, all archives, maps and plans from 1790 to the 20th century, as well as all private archives from all periods, were moved to the new site of
Pierrefitte-sur-Seine, and as a result the amount of archives stored at the historic Paris site was reduced to 45.8 kilometres (28.5 mi) of
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In 2004, the Paris site of the
National Archives kept 98.3 kilometres (61.1 mi) of physical records: 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) of pre-French Revolution archives; 52 kilometres (32 mi) of records of the French central state from 1790 to 1958; 20 kilometres (12 mi) of Paris notary
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With the construction of the new
Pierrefitte-sur-Seine site of the National Archives, it was decided to transfer most of the archives stored at Fontainebleau to Pierrefitte, and to keep at Fontainebleau only the electronic archives, the audio and video files, as well as some series of physical
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The
National Archives have one of the largest and most important archival collections in the world. As of 2022, the National Archives contained 383 km (238 mi) of physical records (the total length of occupied shelves put next to each other) and as 2020 74.75 terabytes (74,750
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The space liberated by the departure of more than 50 km of records allowed the
National Archives to resume the collection of archives from the Paris notaries, in particular late 19th and early 20th centuries records which hadn't been collected yet. As of 2022, the
989:); 5.8 kilometres (3.6 mi) of private archives, notably the archives of the aristocratic families seized at the time of the French Revolution; 4.5 kilometres (2.8 mi) of books; and finally 1 kilometre (0.62 mi) of ancient maps and plans.
1099:). In 2006 it contained 193 kilometres (120 mi) of physical records. The Fontainebleau site also stored the electronic archives collected by the National Archives, as well as the audio and video files kept by the National Archives.
644:, the pre-French Revolution archives kept by the National Archives are not just the archives of the central state, but also the many local archives of the Paris region, such as all the archives of the abbeys surrounding Paris (e.g. the
328:
The National Archives have one of the largest and oldest archival collections in the world. As of 2022, they held 383 km (238 mi) of physical records (the total length of occupied shelves put next to each other) from the year
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in 1790. It was a state decree of 1794 that made it mandatory to centralise all the pre-French Revolution private and public archives seized by the revolutionaries, completed by a law passed in 1796 which created departmental archives
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1036:, it opened to the public in January 2013. It was meant to become the main site of the National Archives, with a capacity of 380 kilometres (240 mi) of shelves, one of the largest storage capacities in the world.
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Due to the massive volume of documents and records kept by the National Archives, these have been divided among two sites, one in the historic center of Paris, the other one in the northern Parisian suburb of
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To deal with this massive volume of documents, the National Archives currently operate from two sites in the Paris Region: the historical site of the National Archives in the heart of Paris (in the Medieval
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branches of the French state, as well as all the archives of the pre-French Revolution provincial and local institutions seized by the revolutionaries (parliaments, chartered cities, abbeys, and churches).
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of the Paris notaries stored at the National Archives was filling 23.8 kilometres (14.8 mi) of shelves, representing 20 million notary records from the 1460s to the first half of the 20th century.
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357:
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of documents held in other archive centres, both national and departmental, in case the original documents were destroyed. This centre keeps approximately 61 million views of original documents.
633:) of electronic archives, an enormous mass of documents growing every year (3.1 km of physical records and 4.7 terabytes of electronic archives entered the National Archives in 2020 despite the
1026:, in the northern suburbs of Paris, was decided in 2004 to alleviate the burden on the historic Paris sites of the National Archives as well as on the newer Fontainebleau site. Designed by the
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of Paris during five centuries, and many private archives donated or placed in the custody of the National Archives by prominent aristocratic families, industrialists, and historical figures.
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349:, in the northern suburbs of Paris, opened in 2013, which contains all the physical records of the French state since the French Revolution, as well as the private archives from all periods.
549:, ca. 120 kilometres (75 mi) of physical records) are managed separately by their respective ministries and do not fall under the jurisdiction of the Archives of France administration.
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of each of the 100 departments of France plus the city of Paris, as well as various other local (municipal) archives, plus 12 more recent regional archives (which store the archives of the
2131:
1978:
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district), which contains the physical records of the French state from before the French Revolution as well as the records of the Paris notaries from all periods, and the newer site at
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Ideology, practicality, and fiscal necessity: The creation of the Archives Nationales and the triage of feudal titles by the Agence Temporaire des Titres, 1789–1801 (Katherine L. Cox)
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Since the opening of the Pierrefitte-sur-Seine site in 2013, the historic Paris site stores only the documents and records from before the French Revolution, as well as the so-called
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In addition to these 36.5 km of archives, the ANOM also possesses 60,000 maps and plans going back to the 17th century, 150,000 photographs, 20,000 postcards, and 100,000 books.
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2116:
1891:
2154:
1998:
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2003:
1973:
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In addition to the 459 kilometres (285 mi) of physical records and 74.75 terabytes of electronic archives kept by the National Archives and its sister agencies, the
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946:" which means "The decision that was taken is very good and nothing must be done before making sure of the enemy's intentions. As you can see I agree with you. L".
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year 619 or 620 (uncertain date), a private donation, probably to the basilica of St Denis, but the charter from 625 is the oldest one preserved in its entirety.
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843:(996–1031), and then a rapidly increasing number of original records after Robert the Pious, with for example more than 1,000 original records from the reign of
944:
Le party que l'on a pris est très bon et l'on ne doit rien faire qu'on ne voie à quoy les ennemis seront déterminés. Vous voiés que je suis de vostre advis. L
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257:. The seal is that of the Great Khan, in Chinese characters: "Seal of the upholder of the State and the purveyor of peace to the People". The paper is of
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which had a major impact on the development of popular conceptions of individual liberty and democracy in Europe and worldwide. It was inscribed on
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The Pierrefitte-sur-Seine site of the National Archives stores all the archives of the French central state since 1790 (except those of the
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appear after 670, due to the Muslim conquest of the Southern Mediterranean, and completely replace papyrus records within a few decades.
1244:. In total it contains 49.8 kilometres (30.9 mi) of archives (as of 2020). Most of the archives at the ANMT are private archives.
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Miller, David C.(2019) "Armand-Gaston Camus: Catholic Scholar, Revolutionary, and Founder of the National Archives of France."
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652:(duplicate registers from 1700 to French Revolution), and were entirely destroyed by fires set by extremists at the end of the
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2018:
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respectively. The National Archives of France also keep the archives of local secular and religious institutions from the
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kept at the historic Paris site of the National Archives. First page of a letter sent to Louis XIV on July 20, 1706, by
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321:(such as local royal courts of Paris, suburban abbeys and monasteries, etc), as well as the archives produced by the
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2008:
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in 1969. It was the repository for documents produced by the French central state since 1958 (founding of the
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1478:"« Monuments historiques » - Titre I : Cartons des rois - Inventaire analytique de K 1 à 164"
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Les Archives nationales, des lieux pour l'histoire de France: bicentenaire d'une installation (1808–2008)
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extending from the 15th century to the beginning of the 20th century. Since 1867 it has also housed the
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today still forms one of the most renowned archival series in the collections of the National Archives.
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1993:
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Detail of the 211 authentic, original records from before the year 1000 kept by the National Archives:
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records or the career files of government employees, representing an estimated 60 km of shelf space.
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Oldest record: year 625 (also fragment of an earlier record from 619/620). All written on papyrus.
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in May 1871 which destroyed both the municipal archives and a large part of the Palais de Justice.
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of St Denis seized at the time of the French Revolution. This papyrus is the confirmation by King
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in Paris, thus creating the collections of the French archives as we know them today. In 1800 the
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of a grant of land in the city of Paris to the Royal Abbey of Saint-Denis previously made by the
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1296:"Activité des services d'archives en France : données 2020 - Conservation et restauration"
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1404:"Une royauté par éclats et lambeaux : les papyrus mérovingiens des Archives nationales"
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and their agencies). The departmental and local archives contain all the archives from the
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and not colonies, are kept by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in its Diplomatic Archives.
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The National Archives has been located since 1808 in a group of buildings comprising the
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The National Archives are under the authority of the Archives of France administration (
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1457:"Cartons des rois - Inventaire des actes produits entre la fin du VIe siècle et 986"
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476:. The Archives of France also manage the 101 departmental archives located in the
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253:, with detail of the introduction. The letter was remitted to the French king by
534:, ca. 450 kilometres (280 mi) of physical records) and the archives of the
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period (ended in 751). They also possess 5 original records from the reign of
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Comptes rendus des séances de l'Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres
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1018:, April 27, 1848, kept at the new Pierrefitte site of the National Archives
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314:
1498:"Original Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen (1789 1791)"
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or ANMT), originally the Centre for the Archives of the World of Labour (
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for the French crown, used to establish the rights of French kings over
420:, since it contained only charters and legal records constituting title
1560:"Les Archives nationales - Les voies et moyens d'une nouvelle ambition"
1332:"Les Archives nationales - Les voies et moyens d'une nouvelle ambition"
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respectively. These are managed separately from the National Archives.
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1689:"Les Archives nationales : une institution en profonde mutation"
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in 1966. It stores the archives from the ministries in charge of the
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894:, was closed in 2016 and its content moved to Pierrefitte-sur-Seine.
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In total, the National Archives possess 47 original records from the
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847:(1180–1223) and several thousand original records from the reign of
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The National Archives keep 211 authentic, original records from the
1584:"Chantiers d'inventaires du Minutier central des notaires de Paris"
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central state every year for the next 30 years after its opening.
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Register in 2003 in recognition of its historical significance.
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The oldest original record kept at the National Archives is a
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1383:"Chartes originales antérieures à 1121 conservées en France"
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to the present time, and as of 2020 74.75 terabytes (74,750
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of records to Pierrefitte was due to be completed by 2022.
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858:, dating from 1789, a core statement of the values of the
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The National Archives also hold the original draft of the
1746:, Paris, Somogy & Archives nationales, 2008, 384 p. (
700:, in continuation of Roman practices. Records written on
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Atelier de Recherches sur les Textes Médiévaux (ARTEM),
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La mémoire de l’Etat: Histoire des archives nationales
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La mémoire de l'État: histoire des Archives nationales
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The construction of a new National Archives centre at
692:(later copies and forgeries not included). The oldest
1638:"Archives nationales - Site de Pierrefitte-sur-Seine"
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confirms a grant of land in the city of Paris to the
1500:. UNESCO Memory of the World Programme. 2009-02-27.
1432:"Le commerce du papyrus dans la Gaule mérovingienne"
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physical records (situation as of the end of 2015).
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of the French state, apart from the archives of the
70:, the historic site of the National Archives in the
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856:
Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
1103:records concerning specific individuals, such as
696:records are all written on papyrus imported from
261:manufacture. 182x25 cm. French National Archives.
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1627:
1164:), originally the Centre for Overseas Archives (
973:of Paris, i.e. the archives of all the Parisian
84:, where post-French Revolution records are kept.
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1236:in 1993. It stores the archives of businesses,
1207:National Archives of the World of Labour (ANMT)
787:49 written on parchment; 2 written on papyrus.
765:38 written on parchment; 2 written on papyrus.
743:8 written on papyrus; 19 written on parchment.
470:Service interministériel des Archives de France
460:became an autonomous body of the French state.
78:, where pre-French Revolution records are kept.
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1211:The National Archives of the World of Labour (
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1051:, which have their own archive agencies, the
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1280:, Archives Nationales de France, p.38, 2007.
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569:dated June 14 (or July 1), 625 at the royal
1667:www.siv.archives-nationales.culture.gouv.fr
1588:www.siv.archives-nationales.culture.gouv.fr
1532:www.siv.archives-nationales.culture.gouv.fr
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416:was more limited in scope than the current
393:("Charters Treasury"), the archives of the
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1757:Philippe Béchu & Christian Taillard,
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1016:abolishing slavery in the French colonies
928:Jérôme Phélypeaux, comte de Pontchartrain
1278:Grands Documents de l'Histoire de France
1127:), opened in the Château d'Espeyran, in
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556:
502:National Archives of the World of Labour
358:National Archives of the World of Labour
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1228:Centre des archives du monde du travail
1214:Archives nationales du monde du travail
1131:, in 1973. This centre stores original
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113:48.86029568613751°N 2.359355640417249°E
80:Bottom: National Archives' new site at
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1075:The Centre for Contemporary Archives (
670:coming from the archives of the Royal
282:; English: National Archives) are the
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1240:, associations and corporations, and
886:centre at the Château d'Espeyran, in
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1789:Archives nationales official website
1504:from the original on 20 January 2010
1089:Cité interministérielle des archives
1014:First page of the government decree
882:(opened in 2013), complemented by a
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118:48.86029568613751; 2.359355640417249
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1079:Centre des archives contemporaines
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1759:Les Hôtels de Soubise et de Rohan
1144:National Overseas Archives (ANOM)
1616:. Archives nationales. p. 6
1611:"Livret de présentation du site"
1411:École pratique des hautes études
1070:
839:(987–996), 21 from the reign of
831:(814-840), 69 from the reign of
827:(768-814), 28 from the reign of
823:(751–768), 31 from the reign of
439:were created at the time of the
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1761:, Paris, Somogy, 2004, 488 p. (
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1687:Françoise Banat-Berger (2019).
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1168:Centre des archives d'outre-mer
1156:Archives nationales d'outre-mer
1119:The National Microfilm Centre (
835:(840-877), 4 from the reign of
452:to alleviate the burden on the
1710:10.4000/histoirepolitique.3409
1528:"Rapport d'activité 2011-2012"
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932:Secretary of State of the Navy
604:dated December 23, 695 at the
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397:that were kept in the ancient
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2211:Government agencies of France
2206:1790 establishments in France
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1184:until the 1960s (such as the
979:Musée des Archives Nationales
867:Memory of the World Programme
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286:of France. They preserve the
18:Archives nationales de France
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1123:Centre national du microfilm
7:
1430:Henri Pirenne (June 1928).
1247:
1114:
1049:Ministry of Foreign Affairs
565:preserved in its entirety:
536:Ministry of Foreign Affairs
296:Ministry of Foreign Affairs
27:National archives of France
10:
2242:
1839:European national archives
1150:National Overseas Archives
1053:Defence Historical Service
809:All written on parchment.
798:All written on parchment.
776:All written on parchment.
754:All written on parchment.
532:Defence Historical Service
494:National Overseas Archives
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354:National Overseas Archives
337:) of electronic archives.
317:seized at the time of the
300:Defence Historical Service
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1663:"Rapport d'activité 2020"
906:Historic compound of the
640:Due to the events of the
352:Two sister agencies, the
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1045:Ministry of Armed Forces
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528:Ministry of Armed Forces
446:archives départementales
292:Ministry of Armed Forces
1642:www.lejournaldesarts.fr
1556:Court of Audit (France)
1328:Court of Audit (France)
646:Royal Abbey of St Denis
622:Royal Abbey of St Denis
616:rules that the land of
593:Dagobert, son of Baddo.
587:previously made by the
585:Royal Abbey of St Denis
275:[aʁʃivnɑsjɔnal]
1887:Bosnia and Herzegovina
1774:Catholic Library World
1379:University of Lorraine
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367:(ANMT) are located in
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1742:Claire Béchu (dir.),
1727:Favier, Lucie, 2004.
1476:Archives nationales.
1455:Archives nationales.
1024:Pierrefitte-sur-Seine
1013:
1006:Pierrefitte-sur-Seine
921:
905:
880:Pierrefitte-sur-Seine
600:
561:Oldest record at the
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450:departments of France
347:Pierrefitte-sur-Seine
271:French pronunciation:
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197:(electronic archives)
168:Pierrefitte-sur-Seine
82:Pierrefitte-sur-Seine
1186:Ministry of Colonies
1129:Saint-Gilles-du-Gard
1057:Diplomatic Archives
922:Handwriting of King
888:Saint-Gilles-du-Gard
540:Diplomatic Archives
526:The archives of the
304:Diplomatic Archives
220:.archives-nationales
2108:States with limited
1776:(December) 90, no.2
1034:Massimiliano Fuksas
958:in the district of
908:Archives nationales
563:Archives nationales
474:Ministry of Culture
458:Archives nationales
454:Archives nationales
437:Archives nationales
418:Archives nationales
385:Archives nationales
267:Archives nationales
255:Buscarel of Gisolfe
140: /
109: /
33:Archives nationales
2221:Archives in France
1693:Histoire@Politique
1087:), founded as the
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948:
916:
635:COVID-19 lockdowns
626:
595:
464:Archives of France
430:Trésor des chartes
414:Trésor des chartes
390:Trésor des chartes
263:
191:(physical records)
2216:National archives
2193:
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1752:978-2-7572-0187-9
1731:. Paris: Fayard.
1558:(November 2016).
1402:Laurent Morelle.
1330:(November 2016).
1300:francearchives.fr
962:in the centre of
860:French Revolution
813:
812:
718:authentic records
650:Palais de Justice
642:French Revolution
482:regional councils
441:French Revolution
410:French Revolution
319:French Revolution
284:national archives
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16:(Redirected from
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