Pontus issue. Organization, Greek troubles and calamities, the government's recovery and treatment, correspondence with European governments. It was written by an independent committee upon the initiative of the General Directorate of Press, based on the documents and documents obtained in the Greek organization centers and metropolitan centers on the Black Sea coast.

Title Pontus issue. Organization, Greek troubles and calamities, the government's recovery and treatment, correspondence with European governments. It was written by an independent committee upon the initiative of the General Directorate of Press, based on the documents and documents obtained in the Greek organization centers and metropolitan centers on the Black Sea coast.
Publication Date: 1922
Publication Place Turkey - Turkey: Press and Intelligence Press, 1338/1922
Type Book
Language Turkish
Digital No
Manuscript No
Library: Texas Tech University Libraries
Library Asset ID OCLC: 13224345
Record ID TN_cdi_hathitrust_hathifiles_njp_32101073504985
Library Location Online access
Date 1922
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Pontus issue. Organization, Greek troubles and calamities, the government's recovery and treatment, correspondence with European governments. It was written by an independent committee upon the initiative of the General Directorate of Press, based on the documents and documents obtained in the Greek organization centers and metropolitan centers on the Black Sea coast.

Publication Date 1922
Publication Place Turkey - Turkey: Press and Intelligence Press, 1338/1922
Type Book
Language Turkish
Digital No
Manuscript No
Library Texas Tech University Libraries
Library Asset ID OCLC: 13224345
Record ID TN_cdi_hathitrust_hathifiles_njp_32101073504985
Library Location Online access
Date 1922
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