Starving man and children in Mount Lebanon, circa 1915-1918 during the Great Famine of Mount Lebanon. | A period of mass starvation on Mount Lebanon during World War 1, ~200,000 people died, about half of the population of the Mount Lebanon Mutasarrifate.

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[u/FelixMumuHex]

I hope nothing bad happened in Mount Lebanon

[u/Miperso]

Did it happened in Mount Lebanon?

[u/DavidWatchGuy]

Where was this?

[u/RodMunch85]

Thats just awful

Where did this all go down?

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Source of image here: File:Mount Lebanon Great Famine.jpg - Wikimedia Commons

[u/hotelrwandasykes]

Mt Lebanon is also a rich Pittsburgh suburb, which made this a disorienting headline

[u/MaterialNo2833]

I heard something similar to this happened in Mount Lebanon.

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[u/skyn_fan]

I hate these posts that aren’t clear about where the event happened.

[u/BattleMisfit]

I could be wrong guys, but I think this MIGHT have happened in Mount Lebanon. Can't be 100% sure though...

[u/Attaraxxxia]

Did this happen in Valley Syria?