Mahmud Efendi, one of Ahmed Efendi's command sergeants, was rewarded because he was employed in the Fourteenth Cavalry Regiment on the Greek border and showed outstanding usefulness in the Battle of Koçorlu; Ata Rıza Bey was rewarded for his usefulness on the side of Ioannina during the Greek war.

Title Mahmud Efendi, one of Ahmed Efendi's command sergeants, was rewarded because he was employed in the Fourteenth Cavalry Regiment on the Greek border and showed outstanding usefulness in the Battle of Koçorlu; Ata Rıza Bey was rewarded for his usefulness on the side of Ioannina during the Greek war.
Publication Place 110-9-1-4 - Ministry of National Defense Military History Archive
Type Document
Language Turkish
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 5
Library: Republic of Türkiye State Archives Directorate
Record ID 1730574
Library Location Ministry of National Defense Military History Archive - ATASE - GREEK-OTTOMAN WAR
Date 11.07.1897
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Mahmud Efendi, one of Ahmed Efendi's command sergeants, was rewarded because he was employed in the Fourteenth Cavalry Regiment on the Greek border and showed outstanding usefulness in the Battle of Koçorlu; Ata Rıza Bey was rewarded for his usefulness on the side of Ioannina during the Greek war.

Publication Place 110-9-1-4 - Ministry of National Defense Military History Archive
Type Document
Language Turkish
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 5
Library Republic of Türkiye State Archives Directorate
Record ID 1730574
Library Location Ministry of National Defense Military History Archive - ATASE - GREEK-OTTOMAN WAR
Date 11.07.1897
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