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Prefect N.K Malatakis approves decision of Muslim Elders to reject proposition of the Administration's Director of the Muslim Foundations to sell 2 half destroyed vakif shops in Vezir Market and Certain Vakif Lands in City that are not really profitable.
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Title
Prefect N.K Malatakis approves decision of Muslim Elders to reject proposition of the Administration's Director of the Muslim Foundations to sell 2 half destroyed vakif shops in Vezir Market and Certain Vakif Lands in City that are not really profitable.
Description
in order to use the money from the sale for having tow other vakif shops, the location of which is much better, restored
Issue Date
1902-06-17
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/67439
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20-30 cm
Identifier
ACIGVPR00094
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Open Access
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