Jlinker613
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Let's suppose that Italy, wanting to ensure its sphere of influence in southwest Turkey, supports Greece in the 1919-1922 war against Turkey.
Greece: Keeps all occupied lands and a little extra on the Black Sea
Turkey: Secures its independence for the most part
Armenia: Keeps the land it was promised
Italy: Gains a smaller sphere of influence than promised, but captures Phaselis
Kurds: They get a small state in the southeast of modern Turkey.
Turkey Expels most Greeks, remaining Armenians, and almost all Kurds, to their respective countries. They all kick out almost all Turks.
Greece and Italy maintain a close relationship after this.
So how would this affect the timeline from this point on?
Greece: Keeps all occupied lands and a little extra on the Black Sea
Turkey: Secures its independence for the most part
Armenia: Keeps the land it was promised
Italy: Gains a smaller sphere of influence than promised, but captures Phaselis
Kurds: They get a small state in the southeast of modern Turkey.
Turkey Expels most Greeks, remaining Armenians, and almost all Kurds, to their respective countries. They all kick out almost all Turks.
Greece and Italy maintain a close relationship after this.
So how would this affect the timeline from this point on?
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