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Towards Irakliou Ierodikin: Irakliou Council of the Muslim Elders report that they received the list of the Poor Muslim Families and that after controling it they found out that although some of the families have some properties
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Towards Irakliou Ierodikin: Irakliou Council of the Muslim Elders report that they received the list of the Poor Muslim Families and that after controling it they found out that although some of the families have some properties
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Those properties are mortgaged and therefore those families should be characterized also as poor (apores)
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Towards Irakliou Prefect: Director of Administration for the protection of the refugees asks the Muslim Elders to complete the list.
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