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Council of Rethimnis Muslim Elders. To Rethimnis Prefecture. The Naval Forces that had been sent to Crete and that are occupying the buildings of the Muslim Schools and, on the 8th of July, together with some citizens destroyed the minaret of the Neraje Mosque.
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Council of Rethimnis Muslim Elders. To Rethimnis Prefecture. The Naval Forces that had been sent to Crete and that are occupying the buildings of the Muslim Schools and, on the 8th of July, together with some citizens destroyed the minaret of the Neraje Mosque.
Description
The Muslims were afraid that the day after they would have tried to occupy the Mosque and therefore nobody went to pray they ask for protection.
Issue Date
1921-07-09
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/60405
Collections
Military Service
Format
20-30 cm
Identifier
ACRGVM00069
Rights
Open Access
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