Alternate Ottoman Partition

A map showing part of the Middle East roughly 20 years after an alternate (and harsher) parition of the Ottoman Empire at the end of World War I. Rather than just Britain and France grabbing territories, Italy, Greece and Russia also get chunks of the former Empire either through direct annexation (Italy) or Council of Nations (League of Nations equivalent) mandates (Russia, France, Britain) or both (Greece). In addition, the Turkish Straits and Suez Canal are internationalised, with Smyrna (Izmir) becoming a Free City due to disagreements between Greece and Italy. By the time this map is set, Russia is recovering from its civil war and looking to reassert its influence over its former possessions - Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia (western Amernia was a Russian CoN mandate, while the rest had been annexed to Russia during the 19th century).