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Vakif emlakının şimdiye kadar müzayede usulü ile mi yoksa müstecirlerle anlaşmak suretiyle mi kiraya verildiğine dair Kavala Kaymakamı'nın sorusunu havi Kavala Cemaat-i İslamiye Riyaset-i Aliyesi'ne gönderilen yazı . [22 Teşrin-i Sani 1335]
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Vakif emlakının şimdiye kadar müzayede usulü ile mi yoksa müstecirlerle anlaşmak suretiyle mi kiraya verildiğine dair Kavala Kaymakamı'nın sorusunu havi Kavala Cemaat-i İslamiye Riyaset-i Aliyesi'ne gönderilen yazı . [22 Teşrin-i Sani 1335]
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To the president of the Muslim Community: He is asked to inform if the Vakif lands are leased without an auction, only through an agreement with the people who already occupy them
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1919-11-22
Language
Ottoman Turkish
Greek
Location
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/58805
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ACDCGVPR00035
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