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Description "In 1922-23 Near East Relief evacuated 22,000 children from ophanages in interior Turkey to Syria and Greece. These two pictures show part of the 5,000 children from Karput en route on donkey back and foot"
Date 1922–1923
Source Story of Near East Relief
Author James L. Barton

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