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Irakliou Muslim Community. Towards the Minister of Education and of Religions Mr. Adonion Mihelidaki: Irakliou Ierodikis and the President of the Elders' Council congratulate him for his appointment and ask for protection.
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Irakliou Muslim Community. Towards the Minister of Education and of Religions Mr. Adonion Mihelidaki: Irakliou Ierodikis and the President of the Elders' Council congratulate him for his appointment and ask for protection.
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They inform him about the violent attacks against Muslims in Iraklio and support that those events took place because of the absence of Gendarmerie in Iraklio therefore they ask for the establishment of a gendarmerie force
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Kingdom of Greece
Issue Date
1915-11-05
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/62253
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20-30 cm
Identifier
ACIGVD00009
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