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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, Turkey and other countries
(including the Allied Powers) that fought in the First World War and in the War in Asia Minor, 1919-1922.
It superseded the Treaty of Sèvres, which had been rendered
irrelevant after Turkish forces under Atatürk had conquered the Italian, Greece,
Armenian and Kurdish areas which had been created in Asia Minor.
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