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Foreign News
January 3, 1920
The Daily Alaska Citizen
Fairbanks, Alaska
What is this article about?
Allies decide to relocate Turkish capital to Asia Minor and internationalize Constantinople and the Dardanelles, per Paris report on Dec. 31.
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TURKS' CAPITAL
IN ASIA MINOR
ALLIES
ORDER
TURKISH
CAPITAL REMOVED TO ASIA MINOR:
DETAILS UNKNOWN.
PARIS, Dec. 31. (AP) The Matin, this morning, says that the allies have decided that the future Turkish capital will be established somewhere in Asia Minor, the details of the establishment, however, are as yet undecided. But it has been definitely determined that the Turkish government will be removed from Europe.
This is in accord with the decision of the allies to internationalize Constantinople and the Dardanelles, making it free to the world.
IN ASIA MINOR
ALLIES
ORDER
TURKISH
CAPITAL REMOVED TO ASIA MINOR:
DETAILS UNKNOWN.
PARIS, Dec. 31. (AP) The Matin, this morning, says that the allies have decided that the future Turkish capital will be established somewhere in Asia Minor, the details of the establishment, however, are as yet undecided. But it has been definitely determined that the Turkish government will be removed from Europe.
This is in accord with the decision of the allies to internationalize Constantinople and the Dardanelles, making it free to the world.
What sub-type of article is it?
Diplomatic
Political
What keywords are associated?
Turkish Capital Relocation
Asia Minor
Allies Decision
Constantinople Internationalization
Dardanelles
Where did it happen?
Asia Minor
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Asia Minor
Event Date
Dec. 31
Outcome
turkish government to be removed from europe; constantinople and dardanelles to be internationalized and free to the world.
Event Details
The allies have decided to establish the future Turkish capital somewhere in Asia Minor, with details undecided, removing the Turkish government from Europe. This aligns with plans to internationalize Constantinople and the Dardanelles.