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PODCAST – Episode 32: Crisis Thinking

A century ago the Treaty of Lausanne remade the Middle East, in ways we are still struggling to understand. Join historians, anthropologists, curators and commentators as we tease out the legacies for Turkey, its neighbours and the wider world, and for more content, visit our website at www.thelausanneproject.com

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PODCAST – Episode 32: Crisis Thinking

PODCAST – Episode 32: Crisis Thinking