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Towards the Inspector of the Primary Schools of Irakliou. Irakliou Muftis Proposes Fatoumes Agadaki to be appointed teacher of the Turkish language and islamic Religion of the Primary School of Roussaorion Village (?)
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Title
Towards the Inspector of the Primary Schools of Irakliou. Irakliou Muftis Proposes Fatoumes Agadaki to be appointed teacher of the Turkish language and islamic Religion of the Primary School of Roussaorion Village (?)
Description
Irakliou Inspector of the Primary Schools. Towards Irakliou Ierodikin: the Teacher of the Primary School of the Pousohoriis Village Fatme Agakaki had been fired.
Note
The Inspector asks for a certificate of her diploma signed by the Ierodiki in order to appoint her again. [Kingdom of Greece]
Issue Date
1922-08-30
1922-08-31
Language
Greek
Location
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URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/65401
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Format
20-30 cm
Identifier
ACIGVP00037
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