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    Wie die Türkei ausgesehen hätte, wenn sie am Ende des Ersten Weltkriegs den Vertrag von Sèvres angenommen hätte

    Wie die Türkei ausgesehen hätte, wenn sie am Ende des Ersten Weltkriegs den Vertrag von Sèvres angenommen hätte

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    2. Motor_Ad6523 on

      Information: They agreed, but the people and the army, especially Atatürk, did not. The people were shocked when they saw the French ships. Being occupied was far beyond what they could have imagined. Thus, another four-year war began.

    9. SnooPoems4127 on

      If these people had the chance, they would drown us in a spoonful of water, and that makes me say, “Good thing it was founded.” Turkey is like one big middle finger…

    13. Lukaz_Evengard on

      Armenia would probably be partitioned between the soviets end turks along the old emperial lines, thx to the fact that the republic of Armenia never did manage to assert it’s influence into the promised lands (end cuz it was most Turkish majority) so it Sèvres was implemented they would most likely be partitioned

    14. Yitastics on

      Kurdistan shouldve been created, now they keep getting genocided by all 4 countries they live in.

      47% viewed from Turkey, explains the downvoters. Turkey is still denying any wrongdoing in doing the Armenian genocide, figures that they cant accept their genocide of the Kurds.

    16. GerEm_1408 on

      In Turkish education, the 1st map is never shown, its only the 2nd map with the ‚influence‘ parts missing, making it seem like italy, france etc was annexing all of that. Pretty interesting

    17. Volaer on

      They kinda did. If the nationalist uprising of the Ankara government had not occurred, the sultan’s government in Constantinople would have ratified it, just like it did with all previous treaties.

    18. Shoddy_Ad3490 on

      Kurds will be a majority in Turkey in a few decades because of higher birth rate, karma will hit hard the colonizers from Central Asia.

    19. Ok-Exchange2711 on

      The reality probably would have been far darker and bloodier than the map suggests. If the Turks had lost and accepted the Treaty of Sèvres, European powers might have pushed policies that could have resulted in mass violence or even genocide against the Turkic Anatolian people, just as they did in Algeria, India, and Ireland

    21. emperorsolo on

      Basically the Allies betrayed the spirit of Versailles by letting the Turks off. And you people wonder why Versailles is a shitty treaty.

    22. Aggressive_Scar5243 on

      Moral of the story. Do not mess with the Turkish nation. They take no shit

    24. CulturedNationalist on

      Armenian lobbying must’ve been pretty strong already, cause why would anyone give them the Black Sea coast, a territory which not a single Armenian state in history had control of, not even for a day. Armenians were present, but not as strongly. It’s to this day inhabited by indigenous Laz people, who are Kartvelian (Georgian).

    25. happybaby00 on

      Such a shame christiandom let them keep Istanbul, now hagia Sophia is a mosque…

    29. Mobile-Ad-7768 on

      After the armenian and assyrian genocides the terms of the Sèvre treaty were well deserved. Small price to pay for the millions the killed and the land they stole. Shame we didn’t commit the troups to make it happen. 

    31. hkotek on

      Turkey wouldn’t exist at all if there was no resistance. Possibly eradicated completely before 1940s.

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