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The Program of the Young Turks
January 10, 1920 issue

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After the Congress of Erzerum, Mustapha Kemal Pasha, who is supported by the ex-dictator, Enver Pasha, assembled a second congress at Sivâs, Turkey. Here are the principal points on which they have decided: to maintain the integrity of the Ottoman Empire; to cede no territory, either to Armenia, to the new states in process of formation, or to the Allies; to drive the Allies by force from the territories which they actually occupy; not to recognize the central power of Constantinople, and to demand the formation of another government composed of members of the Congress.

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PASHA, Mustapha Kemal; CONGRESSES & conventions; PASHA, Enver; TURKEY -- History -- Ottoman Empire, 1288-1918; SIVAS (Turkey); TURKEY
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