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Türkçe: Türkiye Başbakanı İsmet İnönü Fransa'yı ziyareti sırasında Paris'teki Bristol Oteli'nde.
English: THE TURKISH P.M. ISMET INONU AT THE BRISTOL HOTEL IN PARIS, DURING HIS VISIT IN FRANCE.
עברית: איסמט אינונו
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COHEN FRITZ
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1 July 1964
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P.M. LEVY ESHKOL WITH TURKISH P.M. ISMET INONU AT THE BRISTOL HOTEL IN PARIS, DURING HIS VISIT IN FRANCE.
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