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Marius MICHEL Pacha Construction Et Administration Des Phares De L Archives nationales d’outre-mer Marius MICHEL pacha Construction et administration des phares de l'Empire ottoman 1875-1967 102 APOM Répertoire numérique par François Pourcelet CNRS-Université de Provence sous la direction de Françoise Durand-Evrard Conservateur général du Patrimoine Postface Michel Balivet Professeur à l’Université de Provence Aix-en-Provence 2001 1 « Il y avait une école de pensée historique qui soutenait que le cours de l'histoire était déterminé en majeure partie par des facteurs politiques et économiques, plutôt que par les caractères et les actes des individus. Ma propre expérience au cours de cette dernière guerre m'a montré l'influence immense et, dans certains cas, décisive exercée par les individus sur le cours des événements ». Lord Tedder. Tiré de l’ouvrage de Herbert Maza, Neuf meneurs internationaux : de l'initiative individuelle dans l'institution des organisations internationales Sirey, 1965, p. 361. 2 SOMMAIRE INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................................. 4 102 APOM 1-348 Administration générale des phares ................................................................................ 12 102 APOM 1-41 Actes constitutifs, concessions, historique et documentation ...................................................................... 12 102 APOM 1-11 Phares ................................................................................................................................................... 12 102 APOM 12-15 Quais, docks, entrepôts ....................................................................................................................... 12 102 APOM 16 Eaux douces de Dercos (Tercos) .............................................................................................................. 12 102 APOM 17-41 Documentation générale ..................................................................................................................... 12 102 APOM 42-70 Conseil de la direction .............................................................................................................................. 14 102 APOM 71-189 Affaires économiques, commerciales et financières ............................................................................... 15 102 APOM 71-105 Budget et comptabilité. Bilans .......................................................................................................... 15 102 APOM 106-128 Relations avec les banques. Transferts de fonds ............................................................................. 16 102 APOM 129-149 Droits des actionnaires. Contrats d'emprunts. Prêts. Avances gagées sur les recettes des phares .... 17 102 APOM 150-189 Mouvements de la navigation. Droits de phare. Tarifs. Navires réquisitionnés............................... 19 102 APOM 190-348 Affaires juridiques ................................................................................................................................ 21 102 APOM 190-192 Succession héritiers Collas et Michel pacha ................................................................................... 21 102 APOM 193 Succession héritiers Collas ..................................................................................................................... 21 102 APOM 194-200 Succession héritiers Michel pacha .................................................................................................. 21 102 APOM 201-203 Dommages de guerre : première guerre mondiale........................................................................... 21 102 APOM 204 Dommages de guerre : deuxième guerre mondiale.- Grèce, Salonique, 1948 ; office des biens privés, section Italie, 1948-1949. ...................................................................................................................... 22 102 APOM 205-219 Arbitrage, liquidation, rachat Dodécanèse ...................................................................................... 22 102 APOM 220-225 Arbitrage, liquidation, rachat Liban ................................................................................................ 23 102 APOM 226-234 Arbitrage, liquidation, rachat Palestine puis Israël .......................................................................... 23 102 APOM 235-239 Arbitrage, liquidation, rachat Syrie ................................................................................................. 23 102 APOM 240-248 Arbitrage, spoliation, rachat Albanie ............................................................................................... 24 102 APOM 249-296 Arbitrage, spoliation, rachat Turquie ............................................................................................... 24 102 APOM 297-348 Arbitrage, spoliation, rachat Grèce.................................................................................................. 27 102 APOM 349-603 Administration locale des phares ..................................................................................... 31 102 APOM 349-476 Gestion administrative, commerciale et financière ............................................................................... 31 102 APOM 350-363 Grèce .............................................................................................................................................. 31 102 APOM 364-393 Mer Rouge. Yémen. Golfe Persique. Péninsule arabique................................................................ 31 102 APOM 394-405 Palestine. Israël ............................................................................................................................... 33 102 APOM 406-407 Serbie. Yougoslavie ............................................................................................................................... 34 102 APOM 408-456 Syrie, Liban, États du Levant sous mandat français ........................................................................ 34 102 APOM 457 Tripolitaine. Libye .................................................................................................................................. 36 102 APOM 458-476 Turquie ........................................................................................................................................... 36 102 APOM 477-540 Gestion technique des phares ............................................................................................................... 36 102 APOM 477-515 Construction, modification, entretien .............................................................................................. 36 102 APOM 516-540 Documentation et statistiques ......................................................................................................... 38 102 APOM 541-575 Missions et inspections ......................................................................................................................... 39 102 APOM 576-603 Personnel .............................................................................................................................................. 40 102 APOM 576-592 Dossiers des personnels de l'administration centrale et conseillers juridiques ................................ 40 102 APOM 593-595 Dossiers du personnel des administrations locales .......................................................................... 40 102 APOM 596-603 Emploi, liquidation et licenciement ................................................................................................ 42 102 APOM 604-605 Pièces cartographiques ......................................................................................................... 42 102 APOM 604 Cartes reliées en atlas ............................................................................................................................ 42 102 APOM 605-618 Cartes sur feuilles volantes ........................................................................................................... 47 3 INTRODUCTION Il n'y a pas de hasard mais une suite logique d’intérêts convergents, et la vie d'un homme dépend d'un libre choix, porte-greffe de son propre avenir, de toutes ses espérances. Le don au Centre des archives d'outre-mer de l'ensemble des documents que constitue le fonds Michel pacha est le fait de relations personnelles entre hommes de bonne volonté à l'invitation du commandant Michel, officier de marine qui, il y a 150 ans, fut l'initiateur et le maître-d'œuvre de l'érection et de l'allumage de 152 phares sur les rives de l'Empire ottoman de 1856 à 1907, année de son décès (25 autres phares ont été construits de 1907 à 1925), et de la construction des quais, docks et entrepôts de Constantinople (Istanbul) commencée en 1891 et terminée en 1899, et de Smyrne (Ismir). Mis en situation, l'homme réagit aux épreuves qu'il rencontre selon son héritage culturel, son intelligence, son caractère. Il est attentif ou non, ouvert ou non, tendu ou non vers un idéal à réaliser avec toutes les forces héritées de son passé, au présent, et pour l'avenir. Ainsi, regarder, affronter, dépasser semblerait avoir été la devise de celui qui a été fai t officier de la Légion d'honneur1, pacha de l'Empire ottoman, comte romain, qui a servi la France, la Marine, l’Église, qui a trouvé son chemin en Terre d'Orient et ouvert la voie à d'autres hommes. Les mouvements politiques, économiques, sociaux qui suivirent ont aidé aux bonnes relations
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