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Protesting of the Muslim Council Concerning the destruction of the walls of the mosque of the Village Roufa of the District of Kainouriou by Konstantinos Psikarakis son of Yeoryios, who builds a house with this material at the court of the Mosque.
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Title
Protesting of the Muslim Council Concerning the destruction of the walls of the mosque of the Village Roufa of the District of Kainouriou by Konstantinos Psikarakis son of Yeoryios, who builds a house with this material at the court of the Mosque.
Description
Aknowledgement of Muslim Elders Towards Iraklion Prefecture that witnesses of destruction of the mosque at Village Roufa are Ivraim Mavromatis and Hasan Gavalas and for the destruction of Muslim Cemetery at Seferiana Rematan Fafoulaki and Hasan Yunusaki
Issue Date
1911-01-04
1911-01-13
Language
Greek
Location
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URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/54644
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Type
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Format
Handwritten
Number of Scanned Documents
2
Identifier
ACIEVPR00014
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Open Access
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