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At Akria. Letter from [name in Ottoman] to Mr.Rasih Bey asking for instructions about the way of filling individuals' information at the census of the population of Crete which will take place on 18.11.1920.
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Title
At Akria. Letter from [name in Ottoman] to Mr.Rasih Bey asking for instructions about the way of filling individuals' information at the census of the population of Crete which will take place on 18.11.1920.
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Note replying to the document of the previous entry, concerning the answer at the question at the census of the population of Crete 'are you Greek or not?'. it is indicated that the answer should be 'yes' due to permanent residency. The question refers to the change in the use of 'Ottoman' and 'Greek' terms.
Issue Date
1920-11-06
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/55568
Collections
Miscellaneous
Format
18-10 cm
Identifier
ACIEVDIV00075
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Open Access
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