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The Muslim Religious servants complain that their salaries are not enough to live any more the Irakliou Muslim Elders agree on that.
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Title
The Muslim Religious servants complain that their salaries are not enough to live any more the Irakliou Muslim Elders agree on that.
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However, the rents of vakif real estates are still following the rates of 5 years ago (enikiostasio) and because the rents are the only income of the Muslim Foundations, the Elders can't follow the example of the Greek Government and raise the salaries
Note
However, they decide to raise the salaries of the muftis 10 dr. per month and of the other religious servants 5 dr. per month
Issue Date
1920-01-02
Language
Greek
Location
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/53236
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Format
20-30 cm
Identifier
ACIEVP00145
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Open Access
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