The war for Anatolia and the remaking of international order: Greece, Turkey and the end of the First World War

Mehmet Erman Erol

doi:10.1080/02619288.2026.2710647

July 27, 2026Immigrants & Minorities

The war for Anatolia and the remaking of international order: Greece, Turkey and the end of the First World War

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The aim is to examine the role of the War for Anatolia in reshaping global dynamics following World War I.
Analyzed historical documents
Examined geopolitical relationships
Reviewed the aftermath of World War I
Identified key transformations in international relations post-war
Highlighted Greece and Turkey's significant roles
Revealed shifts in territorial control and national identities

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This analysis explores the transformations in international order after World War I, focusing on Greece and Turkey.

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The beginning of the twentieth century was marked by upheavals, conflicts and transformations. According to the conventional scholarship, the major world-historical event was the First World War be...

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