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Letter from the Rethymno Council of Muslim Elders to the president of the Greek Government, reporting the violent murder of three Muslim males of Rethymno by Christians (on 1-3-1921 and 29-5-1921).
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Title
Letter from the Rethymno Council of Muslim Elders to the president of the Greek Government, reporting the violent murder of three Muslim males of Rethymno by Christians (on 1-3-1921 and 29-5-1921).
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The Council of Muslim Elders states that despite the murderer in the first case is known to the authorities, he is not been arrested. The Council asks for his arrest and expresses the fear of the community.
Note
Kingdom of Greece
Issue Date
1921-05-31
Language
Greek
Location
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URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/53130
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Complaints
Type
Document
Format
Handwritten
Number of Scanned Documents
3
Identifier
ACRGVC00001
Rights
Open Access
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