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The Muslim Elders of Irakliou decided that a piece of land which belongs to the Teke of Kadriden, founded by Hieh Ali Efendi Haniotaki, will be sold for 271 dr. to Hatzi Kiazim Kalantzaki. Decision no 2379.
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Title
The Muslim Elders of Irakliou decided that a piece of land which belongs to the Teke of Kadriden, founded by Hieh Ali Efendi Haniotaki, will be sold for 271 dr. to Hatzi Kiazim Kalantzaki. Decision no 2379.
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The Muslim Elders of Irakliou: Rasih Aspraki, Housein Mpilalaki, Moustafa Ntamparaki, Housein Nisanaki, Fouat Kolagasaki and Sidik Antampahiaki.
Issue Date
1916-10-24
Language
Greek
Location
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/65327
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Format
21-30 cm, Handwritten
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4
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ACIEVPR00223
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