French Mandate of Syria
The French Mandate of Syria was a League of Nations Mandate created after the First World War when the Ottoman Empire was split by the Treaty of Versailles. Four mandate territories were created, with the rest of the territory placed under monarchies. The British controlled the Mandates of Palestine and Iraq, while the French controlled the Mandates of Lebanon and Syria. Syria declared its independence from Vichy France in 1944.
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League of Nations Mandate - First World War - Ottoman Empire - Treaty of Versailles - Palestine - Iraq - Lebanon - Syria - Vichy France - 1944
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