World War 1 did not "end up" in the Middle East. World War 1 had five major fronts where combat occurred on land. Although the Western Front was the most famous in the American and French psyches, it is certainly not the only front. There was the Italian Front, the Eastern Front, the Gallipoli Front and the Middle Eastern Theatre. The British fought the Ottoman Empire in the Egypt-Israel area. The British thought that if they could pull Ottoman attention away from the Bosporus that the would be able to enter Istanbul and defeat the Ottoman Empire. The plan did not have that intended goal because the Gallipoli front became a collosal failure, but it did have the benefit of giving Britain the political capital to take much of the Middle East as Mandates and Protectorates.
Germany split after world war 2. But is now together as one country.Germany split into East and West Germany.
Germany was split in two at the end of World War II. The eastern part became the German Democratic Republic (East Germany), while the western part became the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany). This division was a result of the post-war agreements made by the Allied powers.
The League of Nations was formed at the end of World War One, the United Nations was formed at the end of World War II.
World War 2 had two different fronts, but Nazi Germany surrendered between 4-9 of May in 1945. While in the east with the Japanese they surrendered on August 14, 1945.
What war are you talking about? World War I ended near the end of 1918.
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After World War 2, most of the Mandates in the Middle East declared independence and established themselves as unique States. It was the end of the Turkish, British, and French Empires, leading to Arab Hegemony in most regions and the creation of modern Turkish, Iranian, and Israeli States.
It in in the Middle East, next to the Siani Peninsula In the east end of Mediterranean Sea.
No. Not in the least, it is far more likely to escalate it.
to oppose the establishment of the state of Israel
The Ottoman Empire ruled the Middle East until the end of World War 1. In the interwar period, the Middle East was divided between Turkey, Britain, France, Persia, the Saudi Kingdom, and the Gulf Protectorates and Countries.
Middle East Commando ended in 1941.
The Battle of El Alamein (23 Oct to 4 Nov 1942)was a significant turning point in the Second World War. The Germans were totally defeated and their plans for domination in the Middle east were shattered.
Top Chef Middle East ended on 2011-07-19.
Africa was divided up by the European colonial powers, with little concern for ethnic divisions or African tribal traditions.
ww2 ended in Asia on september5,1976 By:Cherrell East
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