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Towards Supreme Administration of Education. Muslim Elders had proposed to have teachers of Irakliou Muslim School of Girls Fahrie Arabaoulopoula and Nesibe Veinamazopoula dissmissed and to have appointed Azize Selim Efedaki Teacher and Kiolbe Jeneraki
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Towards Supreme Administration of Education. Muslim Elders had proposed to have teachers of Irakliou Muslim School of Girls Fahrie Arabaoulopoula and Nesibe Veinamazopoula dissmissed and to have appointed Azize Selim Efedaki Teacher and Kiolbe Jeneraki
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However, propably by accident the first one hadn't been dissmissed and Kiolbe has been appointed teacher of language and religion the Elders asks for the correction of the decision
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1911-10-20
Language
Greek
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/54722
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20-30 cm
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ACIGVP00055
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