The treaty proposed severe territorial losses and foreign controls over the Ottoman state, including provisions for Armenian independence and a possible Kurdish region. Turkish nationalist forces rejected it, and the settlement never entered fully into force. Its failure reflected both local resistance and competing imperial designs.
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The Treaty of Sèvres entered into force and permanently settled the postwar Ottoman borders.
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Turkish nationalist resistance prevented Sèvres from taking full effect; Lausanne replaced it in 1923.