-
strongly influenced Ottomanism. It
promoted equality among the millets. The idea of
Ottomanism originated amongst the
Young Ottomans (founded in 1865) in...
- neo-
Ottomanism in the AKP's
foreign policy.
Besides acting as a
clear distinction between them and
ardent supporters of secularism, the
social Ottomanism...
-
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Ottomanism: The
Emergence and
Utility of a New
Narrative on Politics, Religion, Society...
- Look up
Ottoman or
ottoman in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ottoman or
Ottomans may
refer to:
Ottoman Empire 1299–1922
Ottoman dynasty,
ruling family...
- The
sultans of the
Ottoman Empire (Turkish: Osmanlı padişahları), who were all
members of the
Ottoman dynasty (House of Osman),
ruled over the transcontinental...
- the
Middle East
based on a
strategic depth doctrine, also
called Neo-
Ottomanism.
Following the Arab
Spring in
December 2010, the
choices made by the government...
- Polish–
Ottoman Wars can
refer to one of the
several conflicts between the Polish–Lithuanian
Commonwealth and the
Ottoman Empire:
Crusade of
Varna (1443-1444)...
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Ottoman architecture is an
architectural style or
tradition that
developed under the
Ottoman Empire over a long period,
undergoing some
significant changes...
-
definition of
patriotic Ottoman identity became a
unifying factor amongst many lead
Young Ottomans. The
desired goal of
Ottomanism was to
overcome the tensions...
- was short-lived. But the idea of
Ottomanism proved influential. A
group of
reformers known as the
Young Ottomans,
primarily educated in
Western universities...
