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• Germany would protect the Ottoman territorial integrity.

• The agreement would immediately become effective and remain valid until December 31, 1918.

• The agreement would automatically be renewed for two years unless one of the signatories denounced it.

• The Ottoman state and Germany would remain neutral in any Austro - Serbian conflict.

• In case Russia intervened in the conflict and forced Germany to do so in relation to Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire would also join the Central powers.

Van

Bitlis

Diyarbekir

Harput

Ardahan

Treaty of Ankara

Treaty of Kars

Treaty of Sevres

Treaty of Istanbul

Treaty of Sivas

In the sixteenth century

In the nineteenth century

In the eighteenth century.

In the seventeeth century.

In the fifteenth century.

Dissolution of the parliament would only be possible if the cabinet lost a vote of confidence.

The Sultan's prerogative was restricted to the appointment of the grand vizier and şeyhülislam.

The ministers were to be responsible the Chamber of Deputies for their policy of their government.

The legislation were to be made by the parliament.

The Sutan's right of appointing ministers was taken back.

the organization established by the Ottoman state to arrest and trial the Unionists who had involved in war crimes in the First World War.

It had been established before the end of the war with the purpose of protecting the Unionists in the postwar era against possible revengeful actorsthe llied Powers, the Liberals and the Christian communities.

It also aimed to strengthen the resistance in Anatolia and the Caucasus by sending
people, money, arms and supplies from İstanbul.

Its branches in İstanbul distributed arms especially to the Turks and formed intelligence networks in government offices through which it provided information to the resistance.

The organization also evacuated the Unionists who were under threat of arrest from Istanbul to Anatolia where they would join resisting forces.

Armenian nationalist organizations hoped for the establishment of an independent Armenian State

After Ottoman state waged war against Russia, many Armenian joined the Russian army

Some of the Armenians who joined the Russian forces were deserters from the Ottoman army

Desertions from the Ottoman army decreased dramatically after the Sarıkamış disaster

Deserters were located behind the Ottoman lines, and they were engaged in guerilla warfare killing many Turkish and Kurdish civilians. 

Britain

France

Armenia

Italy

Greek

The Liberals

Ottoman Freedom Society

Young Turks

The officers loyal to the Sultan

The officers trained in military colleges 

The officers from Balkan states

The uneducated officers promoted only by Sultan's blessing 

The officers who lost many wars

Turks

Arabs

Albanians

Greeks

Jews

Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary, was assassinated by a Serbian racist

Archduke Franz Frederick, heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary, was assassinated by a Serbian nationalist

Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary, was assassinated by a Serbian racist

Archduke Franz Frederick, heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary, was assassinated by a Serbian nationalist

 Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary, was assassinated by a Serbian nationalist

Marmaris

Fethiye

Antalya

Bodrum

Kuşadası

1846

1900

1876

1906

1850

Muzika-i Hümâyûn Mektebi

Mekteb-i Ulûm-ı Harbiye

Mekteb-i Ulûm-ı Edebiye

Rüşdiye

Mekteb-i Maârif-i Adliye 

Alemdar Mustafa Pasha

Sultan Selim IV

Sultan Mustafa IV

Sultan Mahmut I

Sultan Mahmut II

İbrahim Şinasi

Namık Kemal

Agah Efendi 

Ali Suavi 

Yusuf Kamil Pasha 

Selim I

Mehmet II

Süleyman I

Selim I

Murat I

1790

1792

1794

1796

1798

Russia

Orthodox Christians

Pan-islamism

The Eastern Question

The French Revolution