Talk:Çakmak Line

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Improvement needed

This page needs some improvement. Clearly the most important improvement is the addition of a map showing the location of the defensive line. Second, this reference suggests that the line was already in existence before WW1, made by the Ottoman Empire, and also used in the war against Greece after WW1 [1]. The line was then restored and improved in the late 1930s and renamed then. Fig (talk) 12:59, 14 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]