Atatürk's Reception of US Ambassador Joseph C. Grew at the Forest Farm (1930)
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Footage from Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's reception of US Ambassador Joseph C. Grew at the Atatürk Forest Farm on 11 November 1930 and Atatürk's speech there. The film was produced by Fox Movietone News (part of the US film company Fox Films) and has survived in three versions.[1] The version of the film in this file is the one presumably kept by Turkish Film Archives as it was sourced via the website of the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
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