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President of the Council of Muslim Elders informs the general commander of Crete that among Muslims that had been deported from Macedonia and thrace and have been settled to mevlevidon mosque out of Chania because hygenic condition of the camp's miserable
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President of the Council of Muslim Elders informs the general commander of Crete that among Muslims that had been deported from Macedonia and thrace and have been settled to mevlevidon mosque out of Chania because hygenic condition of the camp's miserable
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Therefore, they ask for permission to stay into hotels on their own expenses and always under the supervision of the authorities
Issue Date
1923-03-25
Language
Greek
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SALT Research
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/66224
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20-30 cm
Identifier
ACCGVD00008
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