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The Ottoman Empire, which dissolved after World War I in 1922, is unlikely to come back as it once was. Modern-day political, social, and international landscapes are vastly different. The lands that were once part of the Ottoman Empire are now independent countries with their own governments and national identities. While some people might nostalgically think about the Ottoman Empire, its reformation in the same manner is highly improbable. Instead, countries and cultures that emerged from the Ottoman Empire's territories focus on their respective sovereign identities and futures.
The Ottoman Empire was dissolved in 1923 and will not be coming back.
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Jan. 27, 2023, 6:35 a.m.
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