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Letters of the Nomarch of Iraklion towards the Kadi of Iraklion concerning the delayed payment of the Greek State to the Religious Functionaries for the compilation of birth certificates.
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Title
Letters of the Nomarch of Iraklion towards the Kadi of Iraklion concerning the delayed payment of the Greek State to the Religious Functionaries for the compilation of birth certificates.
Description
Letter of the representative of the Temporal Government of Greece to the Nomarch of Iraklion demanding lists with the names and addresses of the religious functionaries
Issue Date
1917-01-25
1917-02-16
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/55693
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Finance
Type
Document
Format
20-30 cm, Handwritten
Number of Scanned Documents
4
Identifier
ACIGVF00001
Rights
Open Access
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