- An
Ottomanist may be: an
adherent of Ottomanism, an
ideology developed in the late
Ottoman Empire a
scholar of
Ottoman studies This
disambiguation page...
-
Modern Period.
Cambridge University Press. p. 9. ISBN 978-1-107-41144-9.
Ottomanist historians have
produced several works in the last decades,
revising the...
- whom had
fought on the
Ottoman side. The
Balkan Wars put an end to the
Ottomanist movement for
pluralism and coexistence; instead, the CUP
turned to an...
- "Introduction". In Woodhead,
Christine (ed.). The
Ottoman World. p. 5.
Ottomanist historians have
largely jettisoned the
notion of a post-1600 'decline'...
- 2007. The party's
foreign policy has also been
widely described as Neo-
Ottomanist, an
ideology that
promotes renewed Turkish political engagement in the...
-
government in Turkey, a
former Muslim Brotherhood ally who has
adopted Neo-
Ottomanist policies throughout its rule, has been
accused of
intending to restore...
- Vizier, but in reality, this
arrangement was
often cir****vented. As the
Ottomanist Colin Imber writes, the
sultan "had
closer contact with the
pages of the...
-
culminating in a
series of 90
bombings and
attacks in 1994.
Despite its neo-
Ottomanist orientation, İBDA-C was
initially considered a
Kurdish group, as its founding...
-
December 1951 in Oegstgeest) was a
Dutch scholar of
Islamic studies and
ottomanist.
Website Leiden University Babinger,
Franz (1952). "Johannes
Hendrik Kramers...
- Sultan, to Saadet-Giray, but also this marriage'' is not proved). The
Ottomanist Alan Fisher,
Leslie Peirce, and
Feridun Emecen all see
Hafsa as having...
