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AGMI Armenian Genocide chronology / August 10

Cilicia: August 10

August 10 By official note, the Young Turk government dissolved the Jerusalem and Istanbul patriarchates, leaving only the Cilicia patriarchate, which adopted jurisdiction over the Istanbul patriarchate.

People layerarménien
Typechronology
Coordonnées36,9, 35,5
Fiabilitéregional core

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AGMI Armenian Genocide chronology

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armenian-chronology-0062

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Cilicia -> Cilicia

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