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- The document discusses unrest in Turkey following World War 1 and the fall of the Ottoman Empire. Former members of the Young Turk party, who drove Christian subjects from their homes and massacred millions, were discontent under the new Republican rule. - It describes how two of the Three Pashas, Talaat Pasha and Djemal Pasha, who forced Turkey into World War 1 against the people's will, were assassinated by Armenian nationals after the war in revenge for their role in the Armenian Genocide. The third, Enver Pasha, was killed fighting the Red Army in what is now Tajikistan.
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