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The Recruitment Office of Crete to the Moufti of Rethimnis. M. Varnavas asks if Remandan Volionitakis is Halifes or Hiehis because they had been presented as Halifes at the Alemtaraki Behaedin Teke and as Heihis at the Teke of Halveji.
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The Recruitment Office of Crete to the Moufti of Rethimnis. M. Varnavas asks if Remandan Volionitakis is Halifes or Hiehis because they had been presented as Halifes at the Alemtaraki Behaedin Teke and as Heihis at the Teke of Halveji.
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The Recruitment Office of Crete to the Moufti of Rethimnis. M. Varnavas asks information about the title of Remandan Volionitaki.
Issue Date
1918-01-25
1918-02-07
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/63793
Collections
Military Service
Type
Document
Format
20-30 cm, Handwritten
Number of Scanned Documents
1
Identifier
ACRGVM00051
Rights
Open Access
Accrual Method
Purchase
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