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Sortub
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Austin, TX
Apr 2000 time: 05:13
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Evil Capitalist-
IMHO this is a terrific scenario idea (I have an MA in Middle Eastern Studies), and have, to a certain extent, studied this topic. Hence, here are a few thoughts -- some of which you may be already aware of:
*In the early years of Ataturk's rule, there was a massive population switch between ethnic Greeks who lived on Turkish soil and vice versa. Something like 1 million people ended up being forcibly relocated. Anyhow, perhaps you could integrate a "refugee" fuction, a la Red Front, into this scenario.
*A good book to read on this subject is David Fromkin's "A Peace to End All Peace."
*If you can find a site for the Turkish national museum, that might be useful (I was there a few years back). Also, britannica.com is always a good source for general information.
Good luck. I look forward to seeing the scenario.
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Sortub
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Apr 2000 time: 05:13
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Evil-
I think you could very well be right -- I did say the early years of Ataturk's rule. My background lends me special interest in your scenario, but I am no expert on the conflict. Good luck with it. :embarrassed:
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