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- Sèvres_Syndrome comment "In Turkey, the Sèvres Syndrome (Turkish: Sevr Sendromu) is a popular belief that some outside forces, especially the West, "is conspiring to weaken and carve up Turkey." The term originates from the Treaty of Sèvres of the 1920s, which partitioned the Ottoman Empire between Armenia, Greece, Britain, France, and Italy, leaving a small unaffected area around Ankara under Turkish rule, however, it was never implemented due to the Turkish War of Independence.".