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On the Ruins of the Ottoman Empire. New Türkiye and the Free Balkans. 1801–1927 – Miller William – Centerpoligraph – 2020 – ISBN 978-5-9524-5464-4

On the Ruins of the Ottoman Empire. New Türkiye and the Free Balkans. 1801–1927
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This book by the authoritative British historian and orientalist William Miller presents a comprehensive account of the last century and a half of the Ottoman Empire, the causes of its decline, and the liberation movements that swept the Sublime Porte's European possessions. The author describes in detail the Serbian uprisings of 1804–1817, the Greek War of Independence, the Crimean Campaign, and the unification of the Danubian Principalities. The historian devotes particular attention to the Balkan Crisis of 1875–1878, which, along with the rise of the Young Turks and the loss of most of their territories, led to the partition of the Ottoman Empire and the proclamation of several independent states in Southeastern Europe and the Middle East.
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