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ASDMAE RCItCa-05-04 · Subseries
Part of Archive of the Royal Italian Consulate in Cairo (1861–1940)

The Consular Law of 1866 provides (art. 14) for the possibility of granting subsidies and paying for the return to Italy of indigent nationals or shipwrecked persons within the district.

The expenses, borne by the State, had to be advanced by the consul, who would then request reimbursement, but only in the cases contemplated by the Regulations.

The “assistance” function, understood more broadly, could be partly delegated to charitable and recreational associations and bodies; in that case, the consulate exercised oversight over the bodies entrusted, in some form, with the function.

ASDMAE RCItCa-05-02 · Subseries · 1916-1923 (irredenti); 1920-
Part of Archive of the Royal Italian Consulate in Cairo (1861–1940)

A small nucleus of case files compiled to ascertain entitlement to citizenship.

Files are arranged by family name:

  • Box 1 A–C;
  • Box 2 C–F;
  • Box 3 G–H;
  • Box 4 I–L;
  • Box 5 M;
  • Box 6 M–P;
  • Box 7 R–S;
  • Box 8 Romano;
  • Box 9 S–Z;
  • Box 10 (1937);
  • Box 11 Irredentists (1916–1923), former Austro-Hungarian subjects—acquisition of Italian citizenship: general correspondence and requests.