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- No Surprise Here
- oeillade
- Beer Bottle Cap
- Marie's Blog
- Run Like Hell - Pink Floyd
- One-Eared Insect
- cryophobia
- Holiday Greetings to All!
- Holiday Element
- You Just Might Be A Scrooge
- Silent Night
- Sounds (that drive me) Crazy
- 12 Days of Christmas
- fiddlesticks
- Holiday Greetings
- Moonlighters
- Sober Santa
- My Letter to Santa
- Right Addy, Wrong Sex
- Saturday Siren Sounds
- transpontine
- There's Something Fishy
- Shape Trace
- Christmas Presence (Part 2) - Simon's Cat
- Cat v. Chicken
- misoneism
- creepy
- It's Lonely in My Skull
- umbriferous
- The Death Report
- Let Her Go - Passenger
- Grant's Gold Watch
- I'm Ashamed To Be a Fan
- Christmas Presence - Simon's Cat
- Breaking Bad Caricatures
- ochlophobia
- I Want to Punch This Quiz
- Color Change
- The Wikidrummer
- Ho Hey - The Lumineers
- slumgullion
- Greenland, USA
- It's Clear in the Mirror
- Just In Case
- Smugopedia
- Number Gossip
- twain
- We Found Love - Lindsey Stirling
- First is Third
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  Grand National Assembly of Turkey Is Founded (1920)The treaty negotiated between the Allies and the Ottoman Empire at the end of WWI liquidated the Ottoman Empire and virtually abolished Turkish sovereignty, but nationalists under the leadership of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk were committed to establishing a sovereign Turkish state. During the struggle for independence, Atatürk pushed for the creation of a national assembly, which declared itself the supreme governing power when convened in 1920. When did it formally declare the sovereignty of Turkey? More... Discuss |
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3 comments:
Simon's cat always makes me smile!
Love Simon's Cat! Think this is Part 1, looking fwd. to Part 2.
cute. I love cats. Each one has own catinality.
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