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![Thread by @morphonios: "Modern Turkey was formed in 1923 - after WWI. Previously, Asia Minor was part of the Ottoman Empire. The Kurds enjoyed their own autonomy. A […]"](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EGzsoxGWwAEmWp6.jpg "Thread by @morphonios: \"Modern Turkey was formed in 1923 - after WWI. Previously, Asia Minor was part of the Ottoman Empire. The Kurds enjoyed their own autonomy. A […]\"")
Thread by @morphonios: "Modern Turkey was formed in 1923 - after WWI. Previously, Asia Minor was part of the Ottoman Empire. The Kurds enjoyed their own autonomy. A […]"
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