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Lettre de la 3ème Comission Mixte au President de la Communauté Musulmane à Cannée sur Bedri Bey Zadé İbrahim qui s'est converti au Judaïsme et demande d'être exclu de l'échange des populations
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Lettre de la 3ème Comission Mixte au President de la Communauté Musulmane à Cannée sur Bedri Bey Zadé İbrahim qui s'est converti au Judaïsme et demande d'être exclu de l'échange des populations
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The President of the Committee for the Central Government [Exchange of Population] asks for information about Bedri Bey Zade İbrahim, son of Mustafa, who was born at Iraklio (Canée) in 1889 and lived in Paris from 1908 and became Jew.
Note
He asks not to be exchanged and the committee asks if he is really jew
Issue Date
1924-02-28
Language
French
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/56678
Collections
Population exchange
Type
Document
Format
20-30 cm, Printed
Number of Scanned Documents
1
Identifier
ACIGVEP00008
Rights
Open Access
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