Treaty of Lausanne
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The Treaty of Lausanne was a treaty that set the boundaries of modern Turkey. It was signed in Switzerland on July 24, 1923 by Greece, Bulgaria and other countries (including the defeated Central Powers) that fought in the First World War and in the Turkish independence war.

External link

• Text of the treaty

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