The Medical Work of the Near East Relief; A Review of Its Accomplishments in Asia Minor and the Caucasus During 1919-20.

Explore the incredible achievements of the Near East Relief, a humanitarian organization that responded to the crisis in Asia Minor and the Caucasus in the aftermath of World War I. This detailed report provides a comprehensive overview of the organization's work, including its efforts to combat disease, famine, and poverty. With photographs, maps, and firsthand accounts, this book offers a powerful testament to the importance of humanitarian intervention.

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