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Current History (2014) 113 (766): 318–323.
Published: 01 November 2014
... University of California Mark levene genocidal genocide genocidaire great Armenia geopolitical overlooked hidden mobilization ethnic groups catalyst Nestorian Iraq ISIS world war one Europe civilization globalization great war trenches France Germany Russia czar czarist...
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[T]he war undoubtedly acted as a major catalyst to an aspect of the modern world we have seen time and time again, namely the mobilization of ethnic groups by great powers for their own geopolitical interests.
