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2017
From a financial point of view, the Ottoman entry into World War I was both impossible and necessary. According to the Finance Minister Cavid Bey, following successive conflicts in Tripoli and the Balkans since 1911 the empire could hardly fund another war given its exceedingly gloomy financial situation.
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From a financial point of view, the Ottoman entry into World War I was both impossible and necessary. According to the Finance Minister Cavid Bey, following successive conflicts in Tripoli and the Balkans since 1911 the empire could hardly fund another war given its exceedingly gloomy financial situation.
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Children and Youth: Ottoman Empire (Ottoman Empire/Middle East)
2015Ottoman children were not simply passive victims or casualties; they were engaged in every facet of total war. They also became active agents as wage earners, peasants and heads of family on the home front. They directly contributed to the propaganda and mobilization effort as boy scouts, symbolic heroes and orphans of martyrs.
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Evolution of Economic Thought in the Ottoman Empire and Early Republican Turkey
Middle Eastern Studies, 2021Vedİt Inal
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The Empire Strikes Back: Propagating AKP’s Ottoman Empire Narrative on Turkish Television
Middle East Critique, 2020Senem B Çevik
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Rules, Contracts and Law Enforcement in the Ottoman Empire
Palgrave Studies in Institutions, Economics and Law, 2021Bora Altay, Fuat Oğuz
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Political Legitimacy and Islam in the Ottoman Empire
Philosophy and Social Criticism, 2014Karen Barkey
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