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The president and the members of the Muslim Community of Rethymno inform the Head of the Revolutionary Committee and the Prime Minister that the situation has deteriorated since the last telegraph two days before.
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The president and the members of the Muslim Community of Rethymno inform the Head of the Revolutionary Committee and the Prime Minister that the situation has deteriorated since the last telegraph two days before.
Description
Army and gendarmerie left the town. There are malefactor elements, Muslim families are besieged at Hromonastiri and Xerohorio of Metohi by armed bands demanding money, murders, injures and robberies are taking place just outside the town.
Issue Date
1922-09-29
Language
Greek
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SALT Research
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/63781
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Request for protection
Type
Document
Format
20-30 cm, Handwritten
Number of Scanned Documents
1
Identifier
ACRGVD00005
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Open Access
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