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Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne 1924 Ottoman Script Map Greece Bulgaria
  • Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne 1924 Ottoman Script Map Greece Bulgaria
  • Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne 1924 Ottoman Script Map Greece Bulgaria
  • Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne 1924 Ottoman Script Map Greece Bulgaria
  • Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne 1924 Ottoman Script Map Greece Bulgaria
  • Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne 1924 Ottoman Script Map Greece Bulgaria
  • Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne 1924 Ottoman Script Map Greece Bulgaria
  • Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne 1924 Ottoman Script Map Greece Bulgaria
  • Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne 1924 Ottoman Script Map Greece Bulgaria
  • Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne 1924 Ottoman Script Map Greece Bulgaria
  • Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne 1924 Ottoman Script Map Greece Bulgaria
  • Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne 1924 Ottoman Script Map Greece Bulgaria
  • Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne 1924 Ottoman Script Map Greece Bulgaria
Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne 1924 Ottoman Script Map Greece Bulgaria

Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne 1924 Ottoman Script Map Greece Bulgaria

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Turkey European Borders after the Treaty of Lausanne, 1924 map

Description:
This Ottoman Turkish map shows the European borders of the newly established Republic of Turkey, as determined by the Treaty of Lausanne. It highlights the boundaries with Bulgaria and Greece, providing a clear view of the post-World War I territorial arrangement in the region.

The map was published in “Şark-ı Karîb Umuru Hakkında Lozan Konferansı 1922-1923: Konferansda Tezekkür Olunan Senedât Mecmuası”, released in 1340 (1924). As the alphabet reform (Harf Devrimi) had not yet been implemented, the text on the map is in Ottoman Turkish written in Arabic script, not Latin script.

Key Features:

  • Depicted Regions: European Turkey, Bulgaria, Greece

  • Context: Illustrates the borders established after the Lausanne Conference

  • Dimensions: 45.7 × 41 cm

  • Historical Significance: A valuable resource for understanding early Republican Turkey’s diplomatic and territorial history

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