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Germany officers in charge the Ottoman army during World War I

2016
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Eyyub Şimşek

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Since eighteenth century Ottoman Empire, has come to allow for military specialists in the army and navy to keep up with the developments emerging in Eurocorps. These Specialists demanded from France with which was on good political affairs except for " term of Sultan Mahmut II." In the term of Sultan Abdülhamid II. Changing world politics of England and France and the irinterferance in the internal affairs of Ottoman Empire, prompted to Sultan Abdülhamid II. search of a newally. After teaming up nationalunity, gaining strenght in European policy, Germany became a golden opportunity for Sultan Abdülhamid II. Beginning in Sultan Abdülhamid term, political convergences caused to take sides with Ottoman Empire in first World war. Shortly before the first World war, coming of the military aid comittee to Turkey under the chairmanship of Liman Von Sanders and going to the war of Ottoman Empire, a great deal of German soldiers began to serve in the army. within German military aid comittee, at the start forty-two people, the number of the military officer assigning a great deal of lieutenant commander and squadron leader in creased seventy-one due to need of general stuff in upstateand need of more people in troops. Over time, this amount increased by the reason of need to more soldiers and in the end of the war, it reached a number of ten thousands. The number of officers come up with this study is one thousand nine hundered twenty four.

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Dr. Pınar Doğanay

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Pınar Doğanay (Master Thesis). Germany officers in charge the Ottoman army during World War I, 2016, Aksaray University.

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