Above: Map showing the Partition of Anatolia by Treaty of Sevres 1920 (click map to enlarge) After the end of World War I, by the Treaty of Sevres in August 1920, certain regions beyond eastern Thrace and the district of Smyrna in Anatolia had been given to Greece. The treaty had been forced upon a weak Turkey. Taking advantage of the situation Greece tried to push beyond these areas. Above: Picture of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk The Greeks were disorganized ... Read More

After World War I Amanullah became the new ruler of Afghanistan. He took into account all the weak points of the British. World War I had ravaged Britain and consequently her hold over India was becoming weaker and weaker. Emboldened by it he had communicated to the viceroy his rejection of British control over the foreign policy of Afghanistan because the latter was now totally independent.   Despite this belligerent correspondence the British were taken by surprise when Afghanistan suddenly attacked on two ... Read More

Above: The map of Turkey and her neighboring Countries (Click to enlarge Turkey was known as the Sick Man of European. After World War I the victorious European allies decided to slice up the Ottoman Empire. This forced the Young Turk Government (CUP) to go into exile. The Ottoman Sultan knew that it was suicidal to resist the Allies but Kemal Ataturk, the firebrand young leader refused to give up. The birth of new Turkey is a symbol of his perseverance ... Read More

Above: Map of Kashmir area, showing the borders between India and Pakistan (click map to enlarge) First Indo - Pak war of 1965 India on the eve of Independence was witness to a harsh reality and horrors of partition. The very seeds of mistrust and enemity were sown on the soils of undivided India. The rising of Independent states, namely, India and Pakistan brought forth the enemity with the struggle for Kashmir. Above: Map showing the disputed area of Kashmir ... Read More