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October 2, 1950

Prince Farid's Meeting with an American Diplomat

Report regarding a meeting between Farid Chehab and the American Military Attache during which the Attache requests that reverses reforms made to the power structure of the police and the surete generale.

September 4, 1950

Reorganising the General Security Department

Copy of the minutes from a special council from within the interior ministry regarding a reorganization of the Surete Generale.

August 29, 1950

Letter from the Syrian General Security Services

Letter thanking Chehab for lending equipment to the Syrian Surete.

July 15, 1950

Letter from Riyad al Solh about Combating Communism

Letter from Riyad al-Solh [encouraging the police to] cooperate with the Sûreté Générale in order to stop supporters of communism.

August 12, 1949

Farid Chehab’s Resignation

The Journalist Informer reports on rumors regarding Farid Chehab's resignation from the Sûreté Générale.

August 5, 1949

Resignation Letter

Copy of Emir Chehab's letter of resignation from the Sûreté Générale.

September 26, 1948

Security Agreement between Lebanon and Syria

[Probable draft] of a joint security agreement between the Lebanese Sûreté Générale and the Syrian Sûreté Générale with sections on Jewish people, foreigners, artists, refugees, Palestinians, Communists, political and diplomatic personalities and Lebanese and Syrian nationals.

July 31, 1948

Lauding the Governor’s Efforts

Letter transferring Chehab from the post of governor of Biqā' to the post of Director of the Sûreté Générale and thanking him for his work as governor.

July 9, 1949

Anṭūn Sa'ādah [Anton Saadeh]

Report on the informant who told the Lebanese Sûreté about the location of Anṭūn Sa'ādah.

July 5, 1958

Untitled report to the Director of the Sûreté Générale concerning security in Lebanon

Account of two recent meetings at an arm of the Soviet Embassy in Beirut regarding the political status of Lebanon, and communists distribute pamphlets calling on security forces to join the masses.

Pagination