What concessions did Venizelos secure after World War I?
Territorial concessions in Western Anatolia and Thrace
An Armistice with the Ottoman Empire
Significant War Reparations
Military Alliances with the Great Powers
Answer
After World War I, Venizelos secured territorial concessions in Western Anatolia and Thrace from the Ottoman Empire. These concessions included the annexation of the Greek-majority region of Smyrna (now Izmir) and the creation of a new Greek province in Thrace. The Treaty of Lausanne, which was signed in 1923, formally recognized these concessions.
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