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Praktikon. The Prefecture (Nomarhia) of Irakliou and the Ministry of Health (igias, Pronias and Antilipseos) decided that at the District of Koutalas in the city of Irakliou, in an Evkiaf property, will settle 36 refugees
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Praktikon. The Prefecture (Nomarhia) of Irakliou and the Ministry of Health (igias, Pronias and Antilipseos) decided that at the District of Koutalas in the city of Irakliou, in an Evkiaf property, will settle 36 refugees
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Kingdom of Greece, Ministry of Health (igias, Pronias and Antilipseos), Administration of Refugees. decision: from 5/10/22 refugees will settle to the Mosque at Iraklio, Minister: Doksiadis
Issue Date
1922-10-05
1923-08-04
Language
Greek
Location
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/62266
Collections
Population exchange
Type
Document
Format
20-30 cm, Handwritten&Printed
Number of Scanned Documents
2
Identifier
ACIGVEP00005
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Open Access
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