
Historical Massacres of Greeks in Pontus Documented by Soviet Ambassador
Semyon Aralov, the first Soviet Russian ambassador to Ankara, recorded shocking details in his memoirs about the massacres of Greeks caused by Kemalists in the Pontus region.
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Semyon Aralov, the first Soviet Russian ambassador to Ankara, recorded shocking details in his memoirs about the massacres of Greeks caused by Kemalists in the Pontus region.
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