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In presence of Irakliou Notary Efstratiou P. Vourdoubaki and the witnesses Moustafa Risvanaki, Merchant and Mihail Metaxa, both of them Greek citizens.
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Title
In presence of Irakliou Notary Efstratiou P. Vourdoubaki and the witnesses Moustafa Risvanaki, Merchant and Mihail Metaxa, both of them Greek citizens.
Description
Mehmet Emin Halatsakis, secretary and delegate of the Administration of Irakliou Muslim Foundations and Mouharem Sourourakis, rearvant at the baths and Housein Skilianakis, tobacco seller, had agreed on. The administration leases to Mehmet Emin Halatsakis a resident in Iraklio, the former Muslim School
Issue Date
1916-09-04
Language
Greek
Location
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URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/65205
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Format
20-30 cm
Identifier
ACIEVC00031
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Open Access
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