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While the British Army held out in Sinai and southern Iraq, a secret Anglo-German Pact would decide the Fate of the Turkish Empire. It began with a renewed offensive of the German Empire into the Caucasian Warlord region, aiding pro-German and allied Cossack and other forces, like the Georgians, reuniting the region in the Caucasus Offensive into what would become the Reichsprotectorate of the Caucasus Confederation. Using this distraction of Turkish forces in the Caucasus the French as a German ally started a naval invasion of Lebanese and Syrian coastal cities to retake their once lost colony region under French control once more. This in return was used by the British to retake the Palestine region in their own campaign from the now mainly cut off Turks, as well as to push them back in Iraq. The Persians meanwhile used this many fronted attack on the Turks to reconquer lost Persian lands on their own and would not stop until they had taken Azerbaijan as well, which would once more be annexed into Persian. In fear of this the remnant Asian Turkish People, now completely cut off from the Turkish Empire and on their own formed the Central Asian Turk League (CATL) to oppose any Chinese, Russian and Persian ambitions to take lands in their region with a United Central Asian Front so they hoped at least. The French meanwhile with German, British and Persian aid pushed the Turks back further and further, until they would surrender unconditionally to their combined forces. In the following Peace Treaty the Turks had to become a Constitutional Monarchy and give away most land they had already lost in the Treaty of Sevres after the Great War. This combined Wars, Campaigns and Offensives would become known as the Turkish Middle East War and the new nations of (Greater) Kurdistan, Assyria, (Greater) Armenia, Alawitia and Lebanon gaining their independence, which was guaranteed by all victorious nations. Italy, Greece and Bulgaria as allies of Germany and France would gain Turkish land in the West as well, while the Persian conquest and annexation of Azerbaijan was legitimized. The Turkish Canal Strait was made into an Internationalized Zone and many of the newly independent Nation States, as well as remaining Rump Turkey become economically and militarily depending on the German Empire.

In former Palestine the independent State of Juda or Judea was formed to deter pan-Arabian ambitions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to form a pan-Arab Arabian Nation State in the whole region, as this so the victorious powers feared, would mean they would rise to become the next threat in the region after Turkey had just been defeated. Local new governments and Kingdoms were therefore filled with their own dynasties, often those rivaling the Saudis, or even having lost lands to them. The original idea to combine them into a British-Franco Mesopotamia Mandate as a pan-Arab Nation State in opposition to Saudi Kingdom and own pan-Arab plans was quickly opposed by the Germans, as well as the British, who feared the Iraqi might join the Saudis if their own Kingdom and Independence would be questioned after the War. Already there had been protests and riots because of some local territorial border changes, so the British who had to aid in rebuilding the region after the Turkish had left had no intention to further weaken and destabilize their own local position. But even with the Turks heavily weakened and gone as a local power, the Germans, Greeks, Bulgarians, Russians, British, French, Italians, Armenians, Kurdish, Assyrians, Jews and others had their own goals and plans, as well as their own ideas and ideal about their people and their new nation states alike. While the combined Anti-Turkish War or War of Turkish-Aggression was won by British, French and Germans, it did not renew the ld British-French Entente, nor did it create a British-German Alliance, but it managed to further bring both powers closer together after they already had fought the Soviet Union in the War of East European/ Russian Liberation together before beside other allies. At the same time the Germans also signed a series of new treaties with the British guaranteeing the overall borders and influence with the British Empire in exchange for guaranteeing the overall borders and influence with the German Empire and even agreeing to only have a limited Naval force on Earth of 25% of what the British had, while in space the Germans would agree on more ships for their fight against the Goa’uld and even share some more technology, so they would no longer lift this burden all by themselves.

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While the British Army held out in Sinai and southern Iraq, a secret Anglo-German Pact would decide the Fate of the Turkish Empire. It began with a renewed offensive of the German Empire into the Caucasian Warlord region, aiding pro-German and allied Cossack and other forces, like the Georgians, reuniting the region in the Caucasus Offensive into what would become the Reichsprotectorate of the Caucasus Confederation. Using this distraction of Turkish forces in the Caucasus the French as a German ally started a naval invasion of Lebanese and Syrian coastal cities to retake their once lost colony region under French control once more. This in return was used by the British to retake the Palestine region in their own campaign from the now mainly cut off Turks, as well as to push them back in Iraq. The Persians meanwhile used this many fronted attack on the Turks to reconquer lost Persian lands on their own and would not stop until they had taken Azerbaijan as well, which would once more be annexed into Persian. In fear of this the remnant Asian Turkish People, now completely cut off from the Turkish Empire and on their own formed the Central Asian Turk League (CATL) to oppose any Chinese, Russian and Persian ambitions to take lands in their region with a United Central Asian Front so they hoped at least. The French meanwhile with German, British and Persian aid pushed the Turks back further and further, until they would surrender unconditionally to their combined forces. In the following Peace Treaty the Turks had to become a Constitutional Monarchy and give away most land they had already lost in the Treaty of Sevres after the Great War. This combined Wars, Campaigns and Offensives would become known as the Turkish Middle East War and the new nations of (Greater) Kurdistan, Assyria, (Greater) Armenia, Alawitia and Lebanon gaining their independence, which was guaranteed by all victorious nations. Italy, Greece and Bulgaria as allies of Germany and France would gain Turkish land in the West as well, while the Persian conquest and annexation of Azerbaijan was legitimized. The Turkish Canal Strait was made into an Internationalized Zone and many of the newly independent Nation States, as well as remaining Rump Turkey become economically and militarily depending on the German Empire.

In former Palestine the independent State of Juda or Judea was formed to deter pan-Arabian ambitions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to form a pan-Arab Arabian Nation State in the whole region, as this so the victorious powers feared, would mean they would rise to become the next threat in the region after Turkey had just been defeated. Local new governments and Kingdoms were therefore filled with their own dynasties, often those rivaling the Saudis, or even having lost lands to them. The original idea to combine them into a British-Franco Mesopotamia Mandate as a pan-Arab Nation State in opposition to Saudi Kingdom and own pan-Arab plans was quickly opposed by the Germans, as well as the British, who feared the Iraqi might join the Saudis if their own Kingdom and Independence would be questioned after the War. Already there had been protests and riots because of some local territorial border changes, so the British who had to aid in rebuilding the region after the Turkish had left had no intention to further weaken and destabilize their own local position. But even with the Turks heavily weakened and gone as a local power, the Germans, Greeks, Bulgarians, Russians, British, French, Italians, Armenians, Kurdish, Assyrians, Jews and others had their own goals and plans, as well as their own ideas and ideal about their people and their new nation states alike. While the combined Anti-Turkish War or War of Turkish-Aggression was won by British, French and Germans, it did not renew the ld British-French Entente, nor did it create a British-German Alliance, but it managed to further bring both powers closer together after they already had fought the Soviet Union in the War of East European/ Russian Liberation together before beside other allies. At the same time the Germans also signed a series of new treaties with the British guaranteeing the overall borders and influence with the British Empire in exchange for guaranteeing the overall borders and influence with the German Empire and even agreeing to only have a limited Naval force on Earth of 25% of what the British had, while in space the Germans would agree on more ships for their fight against the Goa’uld and even share some more technology, so they would no longer lift this burden all by themselves.