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THE TURKISH POSITION. „ LONDON, Novonilxu* 0 (Received November 0, at 1.50 p.in.) Colonel Hughes regards tho Turkish demands as a. iialuivnl move m internal tactics/ Ho declares that the first of the. rams have come and he conscripted army of peasants, having achieved their objec ives, are beco n g impatient and unless they arc kept, moving they w)i. dissolve, Eaiuiw Kemal powerless. Tho Turks realise tlmT xl they start a. war they " ll! create a most serious position. Evesy Greek refugee would vukiM . In :\d lition there are three army corps already on the M.wiUa of mi--|' buc -. different mettle from those which fled n Smyrna.- A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Evening Star, Issue 18120, 9 November 1922, Page 10
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