The Middle East 1900 - 2011

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Uploaded by on Jul 22, 2011

See the change of borders in the middle east between 1900 - 2011.

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  • maybe you should have put the PA-territories...

    and why is the golan egyptian in 1966 ?

    mention, that syria is already apart from egypt...

    is that error ?

  • @blueboy921: Egypt and Syria united as the United Arab Republic for a while.

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  • where's uae?

  • @cengizsogutlu dont worry about it turkey and Greece are both side line countries

  • @ACHILLES1GREEK oke but i am turk i hate grece men you ok hate turks

  • @cengizsogutlu total life of ottoman/Seljuk lasted 1000years and Alexander the great was Greek if he was not a Greek then he was a fool cause he spread the Greek culture, Greek religion, and conquered a long time enemy of the Greeks the Persians

  • @ACHILLES1GREEK and ottoman life 900 year before ottoman seljuk 600 year

    not alexander is macedonian

  • @cengizsogutlu Persian empire was big ottoman empire was big Alexanders empire was huge man

  • @ACHILLES1GREEK yes turks and arrabs always brother (not islam brother hood ottoman brother

    1453 dont forgotten

  • You have made mistake with the boundries of Israil in recent years and where is palestine ???? that's a huge mistake.

  • IRAN BIGGEST COUNTRY IN THE MIDDLE EAST

  • Movie is too fast. Slow down.

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