Post-WWI - Poland Welcomes Pilsudski; 1923 English Elections & Night Celebrations; Turkey & Ataturk

Post-WWI - Poland Welcomes Pilsudski; 1923 English Elections & Night Celebrations; Turkey & Ataturk Title #984: Warsaw Saved. Welcoming Marshal Pilsudski. Civilian & Military VIPS thru crowds. Crowds gathered on hilltop, civilians in fine dress. Aerial shot of woman & girls w/ large white banner up street, crowds on both sides & military VIPs following. Military lining one sie of street. 19:53:31 Title: Peace With Russia Meeting... Demonstration in support of Russia in Trafalgar Square. 19:53:46 Title: Lady Terrington & Maj-Gen Sir A. Knox at the Wycombe declaration. Gaumont Graphic 1421. Ext. Falcon Hotel w/ people at windows above entrance, crowd & police at door. Woman blowing kisses from porch roof of Trust Houses Limited. Crowd cheerng, waving hats filling town square. Police move Terrington & Knox thru crowd CU Knox. 19:54:47 Title: Night London election scenes of crowd in Trafalgar Square. 19:56:16 Large arc lamp spotlights on crowd, buses passing. Zipper sign in distance, other electric light signs. 19:57:08 Title: Home From His Holiday...Prince of Wales. Arrival at Southampton (no picture). 19:57:19 Flash title re “new warriors of Turkey.” CUs; mounted troops. Flag & mosque in background. Young marching w/ flags thru streets, Soldiers riding past; cheering crowds. Victory Arch w/ flags flying & troops up street, cheering crowds. Carriage w/ Mustapha Kemal Pasha (not seen). Civilians in wool hats. 19:59:00 Flash title: From balcony of Government House Mustapha Kemal Pasha...” LS w/ crowd on balcony, cheering crowd, horsemen. 19:59:18 Same flash title & CUs as beginning of Turkish military, troops. Standing. Post-WW1 Poland; 1923 British Elections; Great Britain; Post-WWI Turkey; NOTE: Lady Terrington, one of first women in Parliament, elected 23Dec23 as Liberal Party candidate for High Wycombe to House of Commons, lost both previous & following year elections. Knox probably Austrialian Supreme Court Justice. NOTE: Mustapha Kemal Pasha, guerilla terrorist leader of Nationalists became Ataturk.