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Towards Ministry of Religions And of Public Education. President of Muslim Elders' Council G. Asprakis reports that in Irakliou Muslim Girls' School, used to serve 4 teachers of Turkish language and of the Muslim Religion and 5 teachers of Greek Courses
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Towards Ministry of Religions And of Public Education. President of Muslim Elders' Council G. Asprakis reports that in Irakliou Muslim Girls' School, used to serve 4 teachers of Turkish language and of the Muslim Religion and 5 teachers of Greek Courses
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After the edition of the educational law for the integration of the New Lands (Nees Hores), however, the Inspector of Education fired the teacher Fahrie Arabanopoula without appointing somebody else in her place.
Issue Date
1915-03-11
Language
Greek
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/56690
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20-30 cm
Identifier
ACIGVP00046
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