As if a day hadn't passed... Kemal with the Soviet and the Azeri (PHOTO)

We do not know if these photos have been published again to the Greek public, that is why we are uploading them. We are in March 1922 in Afion. A few months before the greatest disaster of Hellenism

We can see in the photos Mustafa Kemal, his partner the ambassador of communist Russia Aralov and the Azeri ambassador Ibrahim Abilov. Aralov is the first on the left in the first photo. In other words, while the Greek communists in Greece were making anti-war propaganda and striking on the railways, making it difficult to supply our army, the Russian communist government decisively helped Kemal.

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