File:Atatürk, Edirne Öğretmen Okulu’nda, 22 Şubat 1916.jpg

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Mustafa Kemal Pasha, who was appointed to the 16th Corps headquartered in Edirne on 27 February 1916, was visiting Edirne High School, 22 February 1916

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Türkçe: Atatürk, Edirne Öğretmen Okulu’nda, 22 Şubat 1916
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