Great War seen as root of conflict in Middle East, Armenian genocide
'First genocide of the century' still divides Turkey and West; Levant remains religiously riven
by Philippe Alfroy
ISTANBUL – A century later, World War I casts a haunting shadow far from the trenches of Western Europe, having spawned two crises that still strain international relations: the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the Armenian genocide.
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