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WWI and its impact on Turkey and the Arab World

By DW
10 November 2018   |   12:00 pm
The changes brought by the end of World War One were perhaps more strongly felt in the Middle East than anywhere else in the world. The resulting arbitrary borders, lack of democratic structures and mistrust of the West meant a peace to end all peace.

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