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I. World War years soil in the camp of the Ottoman Empire

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2010
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Necati Aksanyar

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I With the start of World War I in 1914, which will take four years of the Ottoman Empire took part in a long struggle. I. The Ottoman Empire World War I earned some success in the hands of most of the lost territories. The Turkish Nation has attempted to not lose hope despite all this, the National Struggle. I. Until the end of World War II and the beginning of National Struggle, the eastern, southern and western fronts, especially as the prisoner was mutual.''I. World War years (1914-1918) To The Ottoman Empire in this Study titled'' earth in the Pow Camps fighting fronts of the Ottoman Empire and seized captives tried to tell you about. The situation of prisoners, implementation of the treatment, the exchange and the exchange of prisoners subject to the policies set out in the tried. In the international treaty rights granted to prisoners by providing information about Allied prisoners in the delivery of We have implemented strategies in the assessment.Assistance throughout the process until the completion of this study did not spare any time to Assist teacher consultant. Assoc. Dr. Necati AKSANYAR to know a debt of eternal gratitude to offer. History Department Head Assoc. Dr. Abdullah İLGAZİ to, Vice President Asst. Assoc. Dr. View Bıyıklı 'or, providing convenience for you to Professor. Dr. Ali SARIKOYUNCU 'or, archive my work and help during the chaos of the Presidency of the General Staff would like to thank the staff and other archives. Also, we always support me and not missing any valuable time would like to thank my family forever.Keywords: Prisoners, to Ottoman Empire, Of garrison, Geneva

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Hafize Key

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Hafize Key (Master Thesis). I. World War years soil in the camp of the Ottoman Empire, 2010, Kütahya Dumlupınar University, Tarih Bölümü.

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