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Chapter 5 Revolution, Resolution and Resistance (1908–12): The Land Question under the Young Turks
exalyThe Young Turk revolution and the Macedonian question 1908-1912 [PDF]
European-imposed reforms in Ottoman-held Macedonia in the period 1904-1908 led to the diminution of Ottoman authority, the encouragement of Christian partisan activities and the consolidation of the Young Turk movement in the region.
Psilos, Christopher
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Leeds and the amateur military tradition: the Leeds Rifles and their antecedents, c. 1859-1918 [PDF]
This thesis examines, through the history of one infantry regiment, aspects of the Territorial Force, created in 1908, in its peacetime and wartime existence.
Morris, Patricia Mary
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Jeunes-Turcs et Hellénisme : de l’enthousiasme à la réalité
Relations, tensions, conflicts between the Greek and the Young Turks from 1908 to 1914: the revolution of the Young Turks was a turning point in the history of hellenism.
Alkisti Sofou
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Skopje à l’époque des Jeunes-Turcs
In Skopje, as nearly everywhere in the Ottoman Empire Christians populations greeted the Young Turks movement with enthusiasm. On the contrary, the muslims, most often Albanians in this case, are rather hostile, from commitment to the Sultan, and not ...
Petar Todorov
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Les Jeunes-Turcs dans la littérature grecque : entre légende et réalité
In the novel “ Vasilis Arvanitis ”, by Myrivilis, published in 1943, as well as in the novel “ Karamanites ”, by Samouilidis, published in 1965, and finally in “ the King of Figures ” of Rea Stathopoulou, published in 2006, the Young Turks are being ...
Georges Kostakiotis
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L’activité archéologique de Félix Sartiaux à Phocée (1913-1914 et 1920)
Felix Sartiaux, although not a trained archaeologist, manged to a vital contribution, during the three seasons of excavations he conducted at Foca, to our knowledge of ancient Phocis, a major city of the ancient Ionia and metropolis of Marseille.
Antoine Hermary
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