Sociopolitical Transformation of Kurdish - Armenian Geography 1908 - 1914

Sedat Ulugana's work centers on Bitlis, one of the important regions of Kurdish and Armenian geography. It examines the Ottoman relations with the tribes in this geography, where official and unofficial administrative forms changed with the Tanzimat. The "violence" discussed starting from the Young Turks reveals the fate of non-Muslims and non-Sunni elements in the region. It tells about the excitement that the Young Turk Revolution created, the disappointment and chaos it caused, and how this disappointment turned into rebellion. It examines the consequences of Armenians and Kurds' failure to act together, without removing from this framework the genocide that will occur shortly. Sociopolitical Transformation of Kurdish-Armenian Geography (1908-1914) - Khalidis, Hamidiyelis, Bedirhanis and Dashnaks address a neglected geography and fill one of the shortcomings of history.

“The Sociopolitical Transformation of the Kurdish-Armenian Geography (1908-1914) - Khalidis, Hamidiyelis, Bedirhanis and Dashnaks, which requires an intensive archive and local press scanning, covers the Kurdish-Armenian geography's Tanzimat, II. "It is not enough to read about the changes and social, economic and political dynamics during the reigns of Abdulhamid and Committee of Union and Progress, but also reaches its readers as the first reference on the Bitlis Rebellion, one of the least known pages of 20th century Kurdish history."