Greece and Turkey in the 20th century

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The book explores the historical and geopolitical significance of Greece and Turkey, likening them to two lungs connected by the Aegean Sea. It delves into the enduring struggle for unity between these regions since ancient times, particularly since the Trojan War. The narrative highlights the strategic importance of the Aegean as a vital passageway between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, illustrating how various powers have vied for control over this crucial area throughout history, framing it within the broader context of the "Question of the East."