Great Famine of Mount Lebanon
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The <entity_0> (<entity_4>–1918) (Arabic: مجاعة لبنان‎; Turkish: Lübnan Dağı'nın Büyük Kıtlığı) was a period of <entity_2> during World War I that resulted in 200,000 deaths. Additionally, a swarm of locusts devoured the remaining crops, creating a <entity_2> that led to the deaths of half of the population of the <entity_1>, a semi-autonomous subdivision of the Ottoman Empire and the precursor of modern-day Lebanon. The <entity_3> <entity_2> caused the highest fatality rate by population during World War I. On 26 May 1916, Gibran Khalil Gibran wrote a letter to Mary Haskell that reads: "The <entity_2> in <entity_3> has been planned and instigated by the Turkish government.
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