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What European territory was annexed by another country in 1920?
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#89841. Asked by author. (Dec 13 07 10:17 PM)
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This is correct, but here was a larger and more important area at stake in Central Europe this year.
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zbeckabee

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1920: Bulgarian territory annexed to Greece, becoming the department of Thrace (about equivalent to the modern departments of Xanthi and Rodopi).
http://www.statoids.com/ugr.html
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zbeckabee

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Oops...that's SE Europe...hmmmmmmmm.
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zbeckabee

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In the western part of Galicia, Rusyn Lemkos formed the Lemko-Rusyn Republic in 1918, initially attempting to unite with Russia, instead of Ukraine. As this was impossible, they later attempted to unite with Rusyns from the area south of the Carpathians, in an attempt to join Czechoslovakia as a third ethnic entity. This effort was suppressed by the Polish government in 1920, and the area was incorporated into Poland.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galicia_(Central_Europe)
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