Treaty Terms: The treaty solidified the partitioning of the Ottoman Empire, in accord with secret agreements among

the Allied Powers The Kingdom of Hejaz was granted international recognition Allies were to control the Ottoman Empires finances which extended to the approval or supervision of the national budget, financial laws and regulations, the total control of the Ottoman Bank, import and export duties, reorganization of the electoral system, and proportional representation of the races within the Ottoman Empire. Future developments of taxes, customs, or loans could not be arranged without consent of the financial commission of the Allied Powers Ottoman Army was to be restricted to 50,000 men; Navy only allowed 7 sloops and 6 torpedo boats; Prohibited from obtaining an air force Treaty required determination of those responsible for the barbarous and illegitimate methods of warfare including offenses against the laws and customs of war and the principles of humanity France received Syria and neighboring parts of Southeastern Anatolia Treaty transferred Greeces exercise of her rights of sovereignty to a local parliament but leaving the region under the Ottoman Empire Italy was in the possession of the Dodecanese Islands. Italy would also include the port city of Antalya and the historic Seljuk capital of Konya.