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Mongols And Turks are related and the ancestors of this Turkish trader came from the Asiatic steppes the Mongols in Inner and Outer Mongolia dominate.(...)
Mongols And Turks are related and the ancestors of this Turkish trader came from the Asiatic steppes the Mongols in Inner and Outer Mongolia dominate.(...)

Mongols And Turks are related and the ancestors of this Turkish trader came from the Asiatic steppes the Mongols in Inner and Outer Mongolia dominate.(...)

Date12/8/1945
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mongols And Turks are related and the ancestors of this Turkish trader came from the Asiatic steppes the Mongols in Inner and Outer Mongolia dominate. He's a Moslem and Soviet citizen. The far east of Indonesia; Assam and China; to say nothing of Manchuria; is now much in the world's limelight but in the vast mid-Asia which is largely Mongolia there are also affairs that are of great international significance. Outer Mongolia has renounced theoretical Chinese sovereignty and declared itself an independent republic; and Inner Mongolia; long a battleground between Russia and Japan; is today a very large question mark.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0118474F
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Brown leather cover with no text or illustration
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