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Turkey, Slovakia sign agreement on building martyrdom

Turkey and Slovakia signed an agreement on Monday for construction of a martyrdom for Turkish soldiers who lost their lives in the Galicia front during the World War I.

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Turkish National Defense Minister Vecdi Gönül, who is accompanying President Abdullah Gül during his visit to Slovakia, and Slovakian Foreign Minister Miroslav Lajcak signed the agreement in Bratislava.

A martyrdom and a military memorial will be built for 51 martyrs in accordance with the agreement.

02 November 2009, Monday

THE ANATOLIA NEWS AGENCY  BRATISLAVA

   

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