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A hundred years ago, the Ottoman Empire slipped into the mists of history. A mighty realm that had survived for centuries and straddled three continents had reached the end of the road, ceasing to exist on 1 November 1922. Its death had been long, slow and painful.

The influence of the empire on modern Turkey is one of the themes highlighted in the article.