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File:Roosevelt Inonu Churchill.jpg

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English: US President Roosevelt, Turkish President Inönü and British Prime Minister Churchill at the Second Cairo Conference on December 4-6, 1943.
Nederlands: De Amerikaanse president Roosevelt, de Turkse president Inönü en de Britse premier Churchill in 1943.
Date 1943
Source http://photos.state.gov/galleries/ankara/9104/dostlar_arasinda_foto_sergisi/3.html
Author US Photographer
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File change date and time 13:58, 5 September 2007
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