It is really a painful topic. The ethnic structure of Ottoman lands were unfortunately very complex and mixed. The Wilson laws, which ordered nations to dominate in lands where they were a majority couldn't work for the middle East and the Balkans because they were simply based on western ideology and ethnic.

Different societies, religious groups have lived together in much Ottoman cities from Bosnia to Iraq. That's why setting definate borders was impossible for any of these nations sharing these lands. This caused minorities and local authorities (such as the "miri" authorities around northern tigris) to conflict each other for ethnical domination, causing ethnic cleansing.

You can't set a definate border for Armenians because they were spread from central Anatolia to Georgia, but most cities (especially ones around euphrates) were multinational as seen in the map. Turks were spread from Macedonia and Albania to Northern Iraq but definate borders were nonexistant.

And in the British map you gave, Kurdish expansion is clearly exaggerated. Eastern lands of the empire were home to Armenians and Turks in general. Kurds were mostly around Tigris (Diyarbakir was the Northern lands, north of it- Harpot was mainly Turkish. East of it was mainly Armenian. the region around Euphrates was known to be mainly Turkish and south is Arabic (around Urfa and Mardin) until 60s when the main Kurdish immigrations to urban areas began to occur. East of Erzurum was mainly Armenian, and south of it too. But the region around Erzurum and Erzincan were a total mix where two societies had no ethnic boundaries at all. Izmir, was a dominantly Rum city until the city was burnt by the Greek army and the population exchanges.

Cities of modern Turkey:

The population of the vilayets of Erzurum and Van are given below:

The total population of the sanjaks of Bayburt, Malazgirt, Mu�, Bitlis, Van was 2,70,000. 365,000 was living under Russian invaded lands. The rest are around 1,710,000

The results of Ottoman official census, patriarch census and Lynch census shows us that,

Armenians- 1,150,000

Turks- 400,000

Nomadic Kurds- 80,000

Zaza and Dimbiliks- 35,000

Sun worshipper and Yezidi- 13,000

Gypsies- 3000

Rum and Jews- 5000

Assyrians- 14,000

And about the city of Diyarbakir in southeastern Turkey near Tigris:

Sanjak of Kharput, northwest of Diyarbakir, Sanjak of Ergani, Sanjak of Siirt:

The populations of ethnics in these cities of �emi�kezek, Palu, and Siirt are below:

Armenian- 180,000

Turkish- 130,000

Nomadic Kurd- 40,000

Zaza- 2,300

Yezidi- 2000 Chaldean/Assyrian- 8000

These aren't my numbers, but numbers from archieves and Armenian patriarch.

I find at least pathetic to read selective copy/pastes from another nationalistic site (http://www.macedoniainfo.com/macedonia/ ) and obviously anti-greek, if we keep in mind some of the colorful messages the site has.

For example, "Macedonia is not Greek. The official Greek politics try to erase Bulgarian Macedonian Culture and History from Macedonia. " 

"Greece is an unworthy European Union Member - 26.02.1999"

"Modern "ethnic cleansing" against the macedonian minority of Greece"

In addition to that, the author decided not to post even the source of his copy/pastes, despite the forum policy but i dont wonder why anymore.

If I was on the same one-sided collection of articles i would simply post everything found from the diplomatic documents on Iliden uprising which is really enlightening about the activities of Bulgarian comitates against populations of Macedonia nomatter of ethnicity/religion. One sample of it you can read it here. 

i)

Note by the Imperial Ottoman Embassy in Paris to the French Foreign Office 

Paris, August 10, 1903
Source: French Foreign Office Archives,Turkey-Macedonia, vol 35, p. 230 
 
 
The Bulgarians gathered in large numbers at Kleisoura and its suburbs have occupied the villages of Djivarek in the Kesrie administrative region, have assasinated all the Muslim inhabitants, women and children, and burnt down their houses. They are currently fiercely attacking the remaining villages in the area, were they already captured a big number of inhabitants. Some of these poor people have been burnt alive. The greek and the muslim poulations are terrified after this terrible slaugtering.
 
In the suburbs of Monastir, Bulgarian bandits have burnt 8 barns, in 8 different farms, with all the cereals that had been stored there. These violent attacks, during which the muslim villages in the Resna and Persie regions have been attacked, have terrified the Muslims. In the Ochrida region the postman from Janina has been encyrcled by the Bulgarian bandits and a big number of items belonging to Muslims have been burnt by Bulgarian crooks.

or maybe this one

ii)
From Austrian consul August Kral to the head of the ( Foreign Office Count Agenor von Goluchowski

Monastir, March 11, 1903
Source: Austrian Foreign Office Archives,

Monastir
1903, vol 392

Hochkgeborener Graf, your Highness the Count

The Comitate with unspeakable audacity blackmails economically Bulgarians, Greeks, Wallachs, Christians and Muslims. In case of refusal to pay, the Christians are threatened with murder, and the rich, armed and guarded muslim landowners are threatened with the burning down of their fields. In gathering the money the comitates do not discriminate between the Christians, because, as they assert, their efforts aim to the amendment of the situation of all Christians of Macedonia. The amount of the money requested depends on individual income, but the Comitate is debatable in some special cases. The amount of the contributions varies between 5 and 100 Turkish pounds, some rare times even more. In the Perlepe region, where the Muslims are a minority, each and every Aga has to pay, the same for most Greeks ( i.e. the Wallachs) from Monastiri and the vlach villages, like Gopes, Mollovista, Tirnovo, Krushevo etc. The comitates have won over, often with by the means of threats, a number of families in the above  non-Bulgarian small towns. The comitates need such pied-a-terre in important small towns, that, overmore, being  non-Bulgarian appear less suspect to the Turks.
The continuing and phenomenal in pressure blackmails, have attenuated to the maximum the anxiety of the non-Bulgarian populations, mainly of the Greeks. Fear dominates everywhere. Noone dares to resist. In this state of terror anyone feels the lack of protection to which he is exposed because of the incompetence, the feableness and the corruption of the turkish administration. There is a strong desire for the regularisation of the situation, which is unbearable, and the need for a new, strong government. I have already stated that the population does not want reforms or autonomy, the majority of the Macedonians want nothing more than the fate of Bosnia.

You can go in circles and play the old childish game of "your grandfather killed more than my grandfather" but this really doesnt lead anywhere. Fact is there have been attrocities from all sides but blaming only one and turn a blind eye to the rest makes you lose all credibility.

The only thing i will agree is that the book of Anastasia Karakasidou is a great book for everyone to read.

Bulgarian refugees in 1913. More than 300,000 Bulgarians fled with the withdrawing Bulgarian army, due to the greek brutalities.

Bulgarian captives at Kilkis:

Oh please, the lamest case is that the area was mostly ALBANIAN. Greeks have always had a major presence there, perhaps they were not outright majorities, but way more than 2%. Kosovo had only 2% Albanians as well,

NikeBG

absolutly bg_turk mention only the dark side of the Greece   at the Balkan war when:

• forget to mention the Turkish casulties specially in the Andrianopole and Thrace from the Bulgarian Army
• forget to mention the camps that opened with the cover of the Commision.At Salonica the Commission visited one of these camps, and made inquiries of the Islamic Committee, whose business it was to transport the refugees to Anatolia. They were Turkish emigrants. Some of them had left their villages several weeks ago; they came from all parts of Macedonia, from Soundja, Djoumaya-Bala, Nevrocope, Petritche, Razlogue, Tchakova, Demir-Hissar, Osmanie, Berovo, Radovitch. At the beginning of September, when the Commission made its inquiry, about 135,000 emigrants had passed through Salonica since the beginning of the second war. Each steamer starting for Anatolia carried some 2,500 bound for Mersina, Adalia or Iskenderoum.
• Forget to mention the 100.000 Greeks that left from Bulgaria in Macedonia.  While the 80,000 Bulgarian refugees are addressing their supplications to Sir Edward Grey, the telegraphic agency at Athens informs us that 100,000 others, Greeks by nationality, are fleeing from Bulgarian administration.
• He forget to mention the Bulgar Pomaks. Report said :One example of these forced conversions during the Balkan wars has become classic�that of the pomaks by the Bulgarians. The pomaks are a people of Bulgarian mountaineers, converted to Islamism by the Turks centuries ago. To the number of some 400,000 they inhabit the high plateaus of Northern Macedonia.
• And last all the article from him came from a nationalistic Bulgarian side.