Empires at War 1911 - 1923

The book you have in hand deals with the World War in a wider time period and a wider geography than usual. He defines this war, which caused three great empires to be wiped off the map, as the war of empires. And it examines how this war turned into a world war with the participation of the colonies not only with their military but also with their economic and financial resources. It also includes the effects of the war behind the front lines and the massacres and population exchanges in Anatolia. The results of this great war between 1911 and 1923 were the beginning of decolonization along with imperial collapses and the rise of movements in this direction with Wilson's right to "self-determination"; It is discussed at the Paris Peace Conference in the context of efforts to resolve these broken empires. Benito Mussolini famously commented in his surprisingly anxious reference to the disintegration of Europe's great land empires and the new challenges facing maritime empires: Neither the collapse of ancient Rome nor Napoleon, he wrote in an article for Il Popolo d'Italia, He insisted that his defeat was as effective as the current changes in the political map of Europe. "The whole earth is shaking. All continents are being torn apart by the same crisis. There is not a single piece of land that is not shaken and trembling under the impact of this flood. People are disappearing in old Europe, systems are collapsing, institutions are collapsing." For once, Mussolini was right.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 456

Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 456

First Print Year: 2016

Language Turkish