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The Holy Court proposes Zehra Arjohaljaki for the position of the teacher of Turkish language and religion of the primary school of the village(?) Agios Vlasis. Acknowledgement of the Inspector of Schools of the District towards the Kadi.
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The Holy Court proposes Zehra Arjohaljaki for the position of the teacher of Turkish language and religion of the primary school of the village(?) Agios Vlasis. Acknowledgement of the Inspector of Schools of the District towards the Kadi.
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Aknowledgement to the Kadi of the single application received for the position of the teacher of Turkish Language and religion at the Village? of Agios Vlasis by Zehra Arjuhaljaki. the inspector asks for the suggestion of the court.
Issue Date
1922-03-31
1922-04-05
Language
Greek
Location
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URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/61565
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Type
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Format
Handwritten
Number of Scanned Documents
2
Identifier
ACIEVP00004
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Open Access
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