
A Peace to End All Peace
Creating the Modern Middle East, 1914-1922
This historical work examines how European powers reshaped the Middle East during and after World War I. The narrative details the political, military, and diplomatic decisions made by British and French leaders that dismantled the Ottoman Empire. It analyzes the creation of new nation-states and boundaries which established the geopolitical framework of the modern Middle East.
by David Fromkin
Non-fictionHistoryPoliticsWar
H. Holt · First published 1989 · 635 pages
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