A Peace to End All Peace
The Fall of the Ottoman Empire and the Creation of the Modern Middle East
by:
David Fromkin
Summary:
The book delves into the complex events and decisions during and after World War I that led to the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire and the subsequent political reconfiguration of the Middle East. It examines the roles of European powers in drawing new borders and creating new nations, setting the stage for a century of turmoil and conflict in the region.
Key points:
1. Ottoman Empire's Fall: The book discusses the empire's collapse during WWI, leading to the formation of new nations and borders in the Middle East.
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