List of dragomans
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80:interpreter and ambassador who was active in
368:, translator, and official guide between
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150:Armand-Pierre Caussin de Perceval
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156:Charles Simon Clermont-Ganneau
112:. Survived the sinking of the
108:Egyptian dragoman employed by
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300:(ca. 1739–1813), Armenian
188:(1575/1580–1620), Italian
380:-speaking countries and
244:Hadjigeorgakis Kornesios
174:Gerald Henry Fitzmaurice
90:(19th century), Maltese
62:Đorđe Branković (count)
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349:(1832–1913), Hungarian
274:Nicholas Mavrocordatos
212:, (1893–1964), British
176:, (1865–1939), British
120:Ioan Teodor Callimachi
343:(1736–1818), Austrian
324:Beyzade Aleko Soutzos
306:(17th century), Greek
292:Constantine Mourousis
282:(18th century), Greek
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258:(1769–1817), Armenian
252:(1823–1865), Lebanese
222:'s personal dragoman.
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138:Alexandru Matei Ghica
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68:Jean-Baptiste Adanson
353:Alexander Ypsilantis
228:(1884–1933), Swedish
198:Constantine Hangerli
144:Jean Georges Caradja
126:Alexandru Callimachi
106:Hammad Hassab Bureik
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317:(b. 1821), Prussian
286:Alexander Mourousis
210:Alexander Knox Helm
206:(1851–1918), German
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164:(*1757–1798), Greek
158:(1846–1923), French
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96:(1610–1675), Polish
364:A dragoman was an
355:(1725–1805), Greek
332:(1730–1802), Greek
280:Nicolae Mavrogheni
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268:John Mavrocordatos
192:Alexander Hangerli
40:; you can help by
432:978-1-317-39126-5
310:The Pisani Family
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298:Antoine de Murat
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360:Definition
330:Mihai Suţu
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452:Dragomans
393:embassies
256:Manuc Bei
220:Karađorđe
74:Janus Bey
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390:European
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