İtalyanların Korfu'yu tahliyesi - The Evacuation of Corfu by the Italians.
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Title
İtalyanların Korfu'yu tahliyesi - The Evacuation of Corfu by the Italians.
Creator
Farrougia.
Description
Yunan bayrağı Korfu makamından tekrar uçuyor. Kaymakamlığın karşısında dizilmiş İtalyan karabinalarının müfrezesi, anıtın üzerine çekilen Yunan bayrağını selamlıyor. Korfu'nun İtalyanlardan tahliyesi, 27 Eylül - The Greek flag flies once again from the Corfu prefecture. A detachment of Italian carabiners, lined up across from the prefecture, salute the Greek flag when it is hoisted on the monument. The evacuation of Corfu by the Italians, September 27th.
Note
Kısa bir makale ve üç fotoğraf Yunanistan'dan, özellikle Korfu'dan, İtalyan bölüklerinin çıkmasını gösteriyor - A short article and three photos show Italian troops' evacuation from Greece, Corfu in particular.
Issue Date
1923-10-13
Language
French
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/19236
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Format
25-35,1 cm, Printed
Number of Scanned Documents
1
Identifier
FFTDOC01365
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Open Access
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Purchase

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