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The Balkan War was from 1912 to 1913. It was fought between Bosnia, Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, and Greece. It ended in less than a year with a treaty. The image is of the Balken Wars.

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The government of the Ottoman Empire is taken over and is turned into a dictatorship that will take over until the end of World War 1.

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The Ottoman Empire wanted to keep the Muslim magority and that they needed to exterminate christain culture. Amoung those was the indegonous greek people. This was just the begining. The image shows the Ottoman Empire's territores.

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The Christians fleed to the mountains to avoid being deported and persecuted. This image shoes an aritcle in a newspaper about the genocide.

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Pontian Greeks started getting deported. This image shows victims of the genocide surronded by people.

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The Armenian Genocide began.

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Pontian Greeks who lived in Matsouka and Tripolis were deported to Anatolia

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The Allies defeat the Empire World War 1 ends and the Asian Minor area is occupied by the allies.

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1919 The Greek army defends themselves against the Turkish prosecution and try and reclaim their home. 1920 The Ottoman Empire starts to crumble. This image shows people marching with horses during the genocide.

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1922 The Turkish Army takes over Greece and destroys hu Smyrna. More Greeks flea the land. 1923 A treaty is signed and turkey is now in control. The Ottoman Empire colapsed and became the New Republic of Turkey. This image is a map of modern day Turkey.

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