September 1922

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September 13, 1922: Turkish Army burns down the city of Smyrna, recently recaptured from Greece, and massacres non-Turkish residents Izmir, after the fire in 1922.jpg
September 13, 1922: Turkish Army burns down the city of Smyrna, recently recaptured from Greece, and massacres non-Turkish residents

The following events occurred in September 1922:

Contents

September 1, 1922 (Friday)

September 2, 1922 (Saturday)

September 3, 1922 (Sunday)

September 4, 1922 (Monday)

September 5, 1922 (Tuesday)

September 6, 1922 (Wednesday)

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Himno Nacional Brasileiro

September 7, 1922 (Thursday)

September 8, 1922 (Friday)

September 9, 1922 (Saturday)

September 10, 1922 (Sunday)

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A scene from One Terrible Day

September 11, 1922 (Monday)

September 12, 1922 (Tuesday)

September 13, 1922 (Wednesday)

September 14, 1922 (Thursday)

September 15, 1922 (Friday)

September 16, 1922 (Saturday)

September 17, 1922 (Sunday)

September 18, 1922 (Monday)

September 19, 1922 (Tuesday)

September 20, 1922 (Wednesday)

September 21, 1922 (Thursday)

September 22, 1922 (Friday)

September 23, 1922 (Saturday)

September 24, 1922 (Sunday)

September 25, 1922 (Monday)

September 26, 1922 (Tuesday)

September 27, 1922 (Wednesday)

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Former King Constantine, new King George II of Greece

September 28, 1922 (Thursday)

September 29, 1922 (Friday)

September 30, 1922 (Saturday)

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  102. "Gen. Carlo Caneva Dead", The New York Times, September 26, 1922, p. 17.
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