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Letter of the judge of the Holy Court and Mufti of Chania to the Chief of the Garrison of Chania asking for the granting of permission to the Muslim soldiers of the garrison during the forthcoming month or Ramazan to attend the evening religious ceremonies.
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Title
Letter of the judge of the Holy Court and Mufti of Chania to the Chief of the Garrison of Chania asking for the granting of permission to the Muslim soldiers of the garrison during the forthcoming month or Ramazan to attend the evening religious ceremonies.
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The Judge of the Holy Court also expresses his grievance that the Ministry's [not specified] order of granting permission to Muslim soldiers from regular services at Fridays is not implemented.
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Kingdom of Greece
Issue Date
1919-05-14
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/58744
Collections
Military Service
Format
30-20 cm
Identifier
ACCGVM00016
Rights
Open Access
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