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The committee of the Ahmet Orfanos, Huseyn Mouladakis and Huseyn Adelianos, complain about the departure of the gendarmerie from the village the day before, after a clash with the revolutionaries and the injure of one of them.
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The committee of the Ahmet Orfanos, Huseyn Mouladakis and Huseyn Adelianos, complain about the departure of the gendarmerie from the village the day before, after a clash with the revolutionaries and the injure of one of them.
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There remained only 10 men from the gendarmerie force. For this reason the Muslim families fled to the town having no home or food and ask for protection.
Issue Date
1922-11-08
Language
Greek
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SALT Research
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/66727
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Request for protection
Type
Document
Format
20-30 cm, Handwritten
Number of Scanned Documents
1
Identifier
ACNGVD00001
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Open Access
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