International conference in Ankara dedicated to Russian-Turkish relations during Second World War

The International Conference Russian-Turkish Relations during the Second World War was held in Ankara, organized by the Russian House in cooperation with Haji Bayram Veli University. The event brought together leading historians and experts on this topic.

Alexey Yerkhov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation to Turkey, welcomed the audience. The speakers covered a range of topics related to political, economic, and cultural aspects of Russian-Turkish relations during World War II in the context of the global conflict.

The conference was accompanied by an exhibition of Soviet propaganda posters from the Victory Museum, and guests could also visit the electronic reading room of the Presidential Library.

Visitors to the Russian House in Ankara will find the Russian Language collection from the Presidential Library's electronic collection particularly interesting. This collection includes more than 1,100 rare archival documents, such as manuscripts, Russian writing monuments, archival files, scientific papers, dictionaries, reference books, and textbooks, among others.

Guests can also explore materials on Russian-Turkish relations in the Russia – Turkey: the History of Relations section of the Presidential Library's online collection.

Based on the materials of https://vk.com/rusevi?w=wall-202954701_3729 portal