How Germany and the Ottoman Empire Became Allies in the First World War (ft. Hikma History)
June 4, 2022
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as posted by the channelHow did the German–Ottoman alliance take shape? Why did the Ottomans decide to join the Central Powers in WW1? In the 19th century the Ottoman Empire was known as the 'sick man of Europe'. For this video History Hustle and Hikma History have teamed up to bring this collab video about how the Germans and Ottomans became allies in the First World War.
Hikma History and History Hustle present: How Germany and the Ottoman Empire Became Allies in the First World War.
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– The Fall of the Ottomans. The Great War in the Middle East, 1914 – 1920 (Eugene Rogan).
– The Ottoman Empire, 1700-1922 (Donald Quataert).
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the Colorful Footage of the Ottoman Sultan Welcoming the German Emperor WW1
İstanbul - 1910
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