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Acknowledgement of the Chief of the Gendarmerie (Squadron) to the President of Iraklio Muslim Elders informing that results of Gendarmerie's research concerning damages in the lattice of the Mosque Valti Tzami in response to a related document sent by Elders.
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Acknowledgement of the Chief of the Gendarmerie (Squadron) to the President of Iraklio Muslim Elders informing that results of Gendarmerie's research concerning damages in the lattice of the Mosque Valti Tzami in response to a related document sent by Elders.
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It is stated that no lattice has been broken and that there were some tree branches cut by children at the courtyard of the Mosque Defterdar. it is stated that this may not be considered as a hostile action of the Christians against the Muslims.
Issue Date
1905-03-31
Language
Greek
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/55564
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30-20 cm
Identifier
ACIEVC00033
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