- Les
Mavroyéni,
histoire d'Orient (de 1700 à nos jours), Tome
Premier (in French). Paris:
Ernest Leroux. Blancard, Théodore (1909b). Les
Mavroyéni, histoire...
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Alexandros Mavrogenis Bey was the Ottoman-appointed
Prince of
Samos from 1902 to 1904. A
member of the
Mavrogheni family, his father,
Spyridon Mavrogenis...
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First published November 1, 2003. Günergun, Feza (2004). "Spiridon
Mavroyéni Pacha (1817-1902) et sa
contribution à la
diffusion des
sciences médicales...
- year,
under su****ion of
being pro-Gr****. "Prince
Scarlatos 'Charles' (Alexander)
Callimachi of
Moldavia + &
Princess Smaragda (Nicolas)
Mavroyeni"....
- Alexiadou,
linguist (1969)
Apostolia Zoi,
singer (1980)
Andromache (Mary)
Mavroyeni Papanicolaou, (1890-1982), wife of
George N. Papanicolaou, MD, PhD and...
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written as
either Andromahi,
Andromachi or Andromache, her
maiden name as
Mavroyeni, Mavrogeni,
Mavrogenis or Mavrogenous, and her last name as Papanikolaou...
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Director of
Thrace Irène
Caloyera (19th century): wife of
Prince Démètre
Mavroyeni,
Wallachian Vice-Consul to
Austria and
Vojvoda of
Mycone Ivana Kalogjera-Brkić...
- Bey [tr]
Nasuhi Bey Faik Bey
Halim Bey
Dimitraki Mavrokordato Aleksandros Mavroyeni –
former governor of Samos,
diplomat Georgiadis Efendi Mustafa Nuri Bey...
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Ypsilanti (1774–82). Not
until 1787 did they
receive permission from
Peter Mavroyeni (1786–89) to have a new synagogue, on
condition that it was
located in...
- säniyye (in 1901,
these were
Alexander Caratheodory Pasha,
Alexander Mavroyeni Pasha and
Avraam Vaporides Efendi), two with the (military) rank of miralay...
