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    Christlicher Anteil im Nahen Osten 1800-1927

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    1. Aegeansunset12 on

      Turkey genocided all of them with the Greeks and Armenians in first priority. The civilised west permitted it. Shrinking Christianity (and I’m talking about culturally in a broad way including agnosticism and European civilisation in general) seems to be good for some, no wonder we argue if preserving our culture is islamophobic nowadays. Brain rot

    3. RandomPolishCatholic on

      Lebanon was majority christian in 1927 🤦‍♂️
      Check the census data if you don’t believe me

    5. OldJellyBones on

      I’m looking forward to the comments blaming Arabs when it’s pretty much entirely due to Turkey committing genocide

    8. ColdArticle on

      The Muslim population has decreased in the former territories of the Ottoman Empire.

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      The Christian population in Türkiye has decreased.

      Trigger sound…

    9. TheSpartanPrime on

      What’s the source of these and what happened to the Chadian Christians?

    10. rdklguru on

      I’m really sick of people thinking they know anything about a country – especially if that country is from the so-called „middle east“. Everyone’s a historian these days. (Talking about some of the comments)

    11. sazma_2208 on

      About 20% christians for turkey in 1910, but that’s according to the data of the ottoman census of 1914 that under-counted christians. If you take into account figures from the Armenian and Greek Patriarchates instead of the Ottoman ones, the percentage of christians bumps up to 26%.

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