Write a continuation for this paragraph - I takea tēnei e ngā kaupapa i whai pānga nui ki te hanganga taupori o te whenua, pērā i te Pakanga Tuatahi o te Ao, te kohurutanga o ngā Kariki
, Armenians and Syriacs (including: Arameans, Assyrians, and Chaldeans), and the population exchange between Greece and Turkey, and the emigration of Christians (such as Assyrians, Greeks, Armenians etc.) to foreign countries (mostly in Europe and the Americas) that actually started in the late 19th century and gained pace in the first quarter of the 20th century, especially during World War I. I tenei ra, neke atu i te 200,000<unk>320,000 nga taangata o nga haahi Karaitiana rereke, e tohu ana i te 0.3<unk>0.4 ōrau o te taupori o Turkey, tae atu ki te 80,000 Eastern Orthodox, 35,000 Katorika, 18,000 Antioch Greek, 5,000 Greek Orthodox, 8,000 Protestants, me 512 Mormons. He iti ano hoki te roopu o nga Turiki Karaitiana-Katorika (te nuinga e noho ana i Istanbul, i Izmir ranei) e whai ana i te Greek Orthodox, i te Syriac Orthodox ranei, me nga Turiki Porotetani e raru tonu ana mo te whakaaetanga hapori, me nga kereme hitori ranei ki nga whare karakia, ki nga rawa ranei i te whenua na te mea no nga kaitahuri hou mai i nga Pakeha o Turkey (kaore i te iwi iti). Ko nga Porotetani Turkish e tata ana ki te 7,000<unk>8,000. I te tau 2009, e 236 nga hahi i tuwhera mo te karakia i Turkey. Ko te Eastern Orthodox Church kua noho ki Constantinople mai i te rautau 4.