Treaty of Sevres just or not?

[TheForeigner]

Were the territorial provisions of the Treaty of Sevres just? I am not considering the partition of the Arab provinces between Britain and France, but rather the borders of Turkey with Greece and Armenia. Were the majority populations in the ceded territories Greek and Armenian or were the Turks and Kurds more numerous? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_S%C3%A8vres

[TheForeigner]

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[catgeorge]

Anatolia as always was and is a European domain.. this is a holy racial struggle western europeans do not get.

Persians held it for 600 odd years before they lost it.

History never repeats it only rhymes - Mark Twain.

[Marmara]

Anatolia as always was and is a European domain.. this is a holy racial struggle western europeans do not get.

Persians held it for 600 odd years before they lost it.

History never repeats it only rhymes - Mark Twain.

No it's Asian. Literally Asia Minor.

[TheForeigner]

I am curious to know what was the ethnic makeup of Smyrna region and Eastern Thrace. Also the proportions of Kurds, Turks and Armenians in Eastern Anatolia.

[catgeorge]

No it's Asian. Literally Asia Minor.

Yes it is and it all belongs to us now get out

[Bosniensis]

I am curious to know what was the ethnic makeup of Smyrna region and Eastern Thrace. Also the proportions of Kurds, Turks and Armenians in Eastern Anatolia.

Constantinoplis was always mixture of Balkan, Anatolian, Mainland Greek and North African Hellenes.

Even today it's the same mix + add certain % of Turkish Y-DNA.

The fact Turks choose Ankara for capital is for reason, there are no many Turks in Constantinople today.

[TheForeigner]

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[Marmara]

Constantinoplis was always mixture of Balkan, Anatolian, Mainland Greek and North African Hellenes.

Even today it's the same mix + add certain % of Turkish Y-DNA.

The fact Turks choose Ankara for capital is for reason, there are no many Turks in Constantinople today.

everything you speak is bullshit