syria, jordan and palestine are separated from the ottoman empire. the sovereignty of palestine reaches england. england becomes guardian. herbert samuel. jewish waves are coming. the efforts of mufti quds do not go anywhere. muslims are oppressed and jews are supported. in 199, everything is in favor of the jews. jewish factories have prospered. jewish workers have grown exponentially and muslims have become unemployed. since 199 the jewish population becomes a threat to muslims . 6 thousand jews in tel aviv shout: the wall belongs to us. they say about the wall of mourning. the shiny wall, the place of prophet's ascension. in jerusalem, jews draw a curtain in front of the nadba wall and chant on august 15th that the wall is our wall. muslims realize the danger and go to the nadba wall in a revolutionary movement. british police prevent and oppress muslims. the conflict escalates and hundreds of people are killed. many people are also arrested. 3 muslims are sentenced to death the death sentence will be executed immediately. on the other hand, among

at the beginning of the 20th century, ottoman was called the sick man of europe. world war i begins. russia and ottomans are severely weakened , but england is satisfied with the events. in the middle of the war , england's main goal is declared to be palestine, and a definite plan is underway. the defeat of the arabs raises the flames of war take osmani is defeated. jerusalem will be occupied. british and french representatives secretly agree on the partition of the ottoman empire. in 1977, with balfour's letter to rochelle, the leader of the zionists in england, the creation of a jewish state in the palestinian territories becomes official. he writes newspapers. palestine came to the jews. the arabs find out about it too late. too late. according to balfarfur's statement, some arabs agree with the jews. palestinians realize a great betrayal. they are left alone. after the war, the league of nations is created . the situation of the arabs is not clear. in clause 22 of the covenant community of nations arabs are recognized as lacking the ability to manage their la

the key remains a part of the ottoman empire until 1912. the havasu tea on the mediterranean attracts jews, tax armenians, greeks preachers and autonomy ends the liberal atmosphere of the cities and lasting impression on most of come on. this type and speed is and just to cause i read it, had a newspaper industry, a publishing industry, and many foreigners in that way. even john, as in such a long, leaky who had their own breweries and building cod soups, as well as it was a very multinational western oriented society, vist oil into it gives a shift to it continues his career at the renowned altima and military academy in eastern a training at the academy is heavily influenced by preston military. siri, as the germans have been responsible for modernizing the ottoman empire as military schools. the. this environments gives rise to the young text movements based around and, and vicious, nationalistic and western oriented military elite. now or young officer listed for tomorrow becomes part of the movement. attracted by its ideas of liberal r

at that time it was estimated that there were only less than 300 jews in controlled palestine ottoman empire live. during the first world war, britain, which controlled egypt, decided to take over palestine due to its proximity to the suez canal, which could increase the security of the areas under its control in the arab and north african regions. in this way , britain chose the zionist movement as its partner in the new colonial order. in the middle of world war i, a secret agreement was drawn up by an english politician named sir mark sykes and a french diplomat named francois jour pay. the sax pico agreement practically paves the way for establishment the jewish state in palestine was paved. in 1970, british prime minister lloyd george promised to establish a homeland for the jews. this commitment was written in the form of a letter from british foreign secretary arthur balfour to walter rothschild. one month after the publication of the balford declaration in 1 , he captured jerusalem. along with general allen bay, the jewish company that was created under the british brigade als

estimate it was said that only less than 3 thousand jews live in palestine under the control of the ottoman empire . during the first world war, england, which controlled egypt, decided to take over the palestinian region due to its proximity to the suez canal , which could increase the security of the areas under its control in the arab and north african regions . with this strategy, britain chose the zionist movement as its partner in the new colonial order. in the middle of world war i, a secret agreement by an english politician named sir mark sykes and a french diplomat named francois jour pico was compiled. the saxe-picot agreement effectively paved the way for the establishment of a jewish state in palestine . in 1977, british prime minister lloyd george promised to establish a homeland for jews. this commitment was written in the form of a letter from british foreign secretary arthur balfour to walter rothschild. one month after the publication of the balford declaration on december 11, 1977, the british army led by general edmondi captured jerusalem. along with general allen bay, t

arab regions under the rule of the ottoman empire were divided between britain and france, according to which palestine it was britain's share. in this meeting, they presented a plan to call the allotted area of ​​palestine the jewish land. in 1920, in a controversial decision, london appointed herbert samuel, a zionist, as the first british high commissioner for palestine. samael was determined to make palestine a jewish land by emigrating jews. he passed at least 100 clauses to ensure that arab lands would be handed over to jews. but the achievement of his life was the permission to have an independent army for the zionists. england provided the conditions for the immigration of jews from different parts of the world, especially europe facilitate palestine. at this time, the palestinian people saw england and its soldiers as the same as the jews. palestinian farmers driven from their lands formed revolutionary groups. in 1921, the palestinians held a mass demonstration against the jewish immigration. held at that time, the leadership of the palestinians was in the hands of the gran

the arab national state, and their aim was to strengthen the arab nationalist movements against the ottomankish empire, but after the signs of the collapse of the ottoman turkish empire appeared in the conditions of the first world war, britain changed its position suddenly and said, today our interest is to have a colonial. presence through the governorships. one of these regions that was the victim of this decision was palestine. palestine was part of the sicpiko agreement, and then it was the subject of the ballford declaration, which is of great importance, because it's the first official document of the british foreign office, which shows the strong and full support of britain to the zianist movement for future colonialization. in my opinion, this western retreat and this sax picco crisis. y eso puede abrir varios derroteros. the crisis basically originates from the fact that the neocolonial system is not accepted permanently by either the countries or the nations of the world. today, the example, the g7, which is powerful group, is one and a half points behind bricks bricks is of grea

coalition, because. that turkey, the ottoman empire, it constantly renews periodic attempts, which means conquests, in europe, and the cossacks are known, for example, at the courts, at the courts of central european rulers, the same german emperors, primarily as defenders, as antimoral warriors, i.e. this wall that protects christian europe, christendom from the offensive of the crescent moon, from the offensive of the islamic states, from this... military expansion, that is the image of the cossacks , well, not only diplomats on the turkish coast, but also in the danube, write about them, those people who travel merchants, for example, yes, they talk about them, the church hierarchs of the eastern churches, yes , the ecumenical patriarch, jerusalem, constantinople, and this patriarchate they are on the territory of the ottoman empire. and they have permanent contacts with the cossacks, the vatican knows about them, the vatican finances the apostates, which alone cannot manage the maintenance of the cossacks with its own budget, especially in the second half of the 17th, at the end of t

one of them, in fact, just get off the phone for like 130 and do the ottoman. i have to work on that if i'm already doing and it wants to be on the phone totally near the ottoman contradictions to anything at all. not submitted to the army s we sent all righty to get onto the course of william said speak with a well not even a funeral on or you how i love the cheapest and it was a by then it goes to that might be the people santana differences, anything that the society of your credit and consequences, you know, it was a fire that arises serious souls. how illusions on the, on the western ukrainian side, issues about their own strengths, illusions, about strength of the russian opponents. basically the, you know, don't care to rush or, and you crying was a door that just had to be kicked in and the whole structure would come, come sometime in the looseness have been shocked with the is a line is, can be cited by lines. please can be expanded by true importance of we could never be kind of a station type. transparency is an extraordinary john. mystic patrice the

soon that the germans were supporters of the ottoman empire, by sinking the ships belonging to zionist merchants, force the us president widro wilson to enter the battle. a year later, when allies were at the gates of alqs, yakov ben dov, a jewish immigrant who had founded the manora film company, shot his first film, the movie depicts the historic arrival of general allenby, the commander of the british. on december 11th, 1917. with the arrival of the allies in alkuz, the 400 year old reign of the ottoman empire on the city ended. palestine came under the tutelage of britain and the zionist dream finally came true. only a month before the arrival of the allies, a statement was issued in which arthur james bowford, the british foreign secretary. announced england's support for establishing a jewish national homeland in palestine. in the declaration, which became known as belfor, london pledged it will provide the necessary means for jew's immigration to palestine, on the condition, the newly arrived jews are employed in lands that are not owned by any individual. the declaration was be

however, we must work together with the ottoman muslim dates, the organization of islamic corporation. we did it in the past as you know, or the gun. this powers of the texas president organized and hosted. and so i will go to a meeting, requesting the spouses of the world leaders to come on convene and it's time bode for a collective measure. however, we know that there are countries neighboring to pass time. in addition to the muslim states, they must act together and we are per could then go to work with the african and latin states. so this idea exists yes, with even china and russia who will give them that they are among the most powerful countries. is this possible? definitely. yes. brooks nations, for example kenzie joint. definitely. yes it is. it is possible. as you know in the coming days and i spoke about the 7 member committee that would be meeting solidly and they would be headed to the bank. they deem the most goal london, and we will, we must work toward this why didn't invest codes of our efforts. now, it said was this the math? i'm always here and how does your medica

interest in it arose precisely in connection with the byzantine empire . music, because it was in ottomanour violin is idle, or you do not intend to play it, there, the time will come, then do what you want, a vum. what was said just now? oh, this, this was bach's aria, and the prayer, our father, in aramaic language, in aramaic, this is the language in which the savior spoke, yes, yes, it’s fantastic that bach’s aria, bach’s aria, bach couldn’t sing, well , it’s... uh, actually i took it from anna magdalene bach’s notebook, that is, this is basically a children's piece, my son played it once, so i did, when i heard it, i thought it would be nice to put it on this guitar, it’s just that, as you know, the simplest chords can be played on this guitar the hardest thing, and that is, it can be compared to how, uh, driving a sports car over rough terrain, something like this, okay, then like this the question is, these are not toys, wind instruments, the city is not suitable for rehearsing, and in order to play like this, you need to not just rehearse on them, sleep with them, when uncle jivan

then the gogauzes lived in part of the ottoman empire.he turkish traveler and historian ivliya chelebi, who visited the crimean khanate and the northwestern black sea region at that time, called this area the land of uzov. however, the kinship of these cultures can be traced not only in toponyms, names and language, but in the national cuisine. this dish is called gezlume, and you probably met it in turkey with just flour, salt, and water. elena satirova grew up in the odessa region, her native village of kubey in the bolgrad region is located right on the border with moldova, the recipe for thin dough flatbreads filled with feta cheese, which she prepares, is known in every gogauz family, where they honor and cherish their traditions, even if there are mixed marriages. here is my grandfather, he was the chairman of a collective farm, another grandfather was a combine operator, and there were ordinary people , in fact, both bulgarians and gagao are mixed, that is, for example, my father, father’s father, he is bulgarian and also mixed, hi

turkish cuisine, ottoman cuisine, greek cuisine, crimea cuisine... ..all...everything is included.o get a flavour, gokcen takes me to one of izmir�*s oldest bakeries... we are going to zeynel ergin bakery. ..which serves some of izmir�*s best loved breakfasts, popular with locals and now food influencers, too. so, what do we have here? boyoz and gevrek? tell me a little bit about these things. boyoz, it's traditional to izmir, but sephardicjews brought this to us 500 years ago. cheers. they speak turkish oh, that's really nice. and gevrek bread was brought to izmir by the crimeans in the 18th century. but the most influential have been the greeks, who lived here for thousands of years, until, at least, a more recent historical event had a huge impact. as modern turkey was formed and the ottoman rule ended, the two governments of greece and turkey agreed on a compulsory population exchange. the greek orthodox community living in izmir were forced to move to the greek island of crete and the muslim turks from crete had to move to this aegean turkish coastal region. this bakery was, i

the, [000:00:00;00] the 1918, the countries of the west won the final victory over the ottoman empire. the sultan's government capitulated to the inside and sign that humility armistice, upload grove, great britain and france. and italy wanted not only to destroy the ottoman empire, but also to divide the prime orderly turkish lands among themselves. in 1919, their armies began to land on turkish territory. but the west decided to choose greece as the main striking force. seeking to make others realize its aggressive plans for an intervention, provo mass, indignation among the turkish peoples. the national liberation struggle was led by the experienced general mustafah come all as entered in order to bear down the enemy, a bank on the mobilization of the nation. and the alliance with russia, which acted as a united front, with turkish patriots. at the end of august 1922. the 3rd, so army won a decisive victory over the invaders in the battle of doom. levine, art and within a month liberated all asia minor. from them, the impressive success of the circus army force the west to make con

were not stored at the time of their removal from greece, or rather then from the territory of the ottomanply lying on the okropol, there was no museum institution there , the first, the only museum institution in which these marbles have ever existed is the british museum, respectively, when we are talking, trying to draw an analogy with the scythians, with scythian gold, well, just to be honest, this is how young people write v on the internet, to pull yourself onto the globe, this is impossible, these are completely different situations, they are in no way connected with each other and i think that this is unauthorized. in the case of the parthenon marbles, the basis for their return is exactly the same as for not returning , i think it is primarily a matter of the good will of the british government, and perhaps the king, but i don’t think he will ever show it, well as for the owl and the globe, and how do all these controversial issues arise, you have already partially touched on this topic, but still is there any algorithm for action in such situations? there is no internationally ac

the ottomans occupy a national park. battle of akhaltsikhe took place on the fields of the crimean war. now it is the city of the same name in georgia. then the seven-thousand-strong russian detachment was able to defeat the eighteen-thousand-strong ottoman corps and stop the offensive in the caucasian theater of military operations. the russian troops were commanded by prince ivan andronikov. a week later, in another battle, the troops of prince vasily bebutov completely defeated the main turkish by force at the town. baskadei in eastern turkey. these victories literally stunned the turks. they were confident of their superiority. the russians seized the strategic initiative. and after several years of bloody fighting in the caucasus, russia and turkey returned to the status quo. but following the results of the next russian-turkish war, 15 years later, russia was able to gain a foothold in the caucasus by annexing adjara. on november 24, 1927, the aperetta theater opened in moscow. despite the fact that the bolsheviks

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against the humanity didn't start today, it started in 1917 when the british, they defeated the ottomans and they decided to invent this evil colony that we know nowadays as israel. mean, if we see the history of the creation of israel since world war one when the british they defeated the ottomans and they implanted the zionist jews who were brought from eastern europe, i mean from the very inception israel has been created over a crime, so i mean look, it is the world order which they the british and the americans, they build during world war one and then after world war 2 they did the same and they turned israel somehow into a country that is untouchable by international law, unfortunately after the fall of the soviet union, because when soviet union was around the zionist, they were not as arrogant as they are today, but after the collapse of the soviet union and the creation of the new world order by the americans, and the wars that the americans startted in the middle east with the destruction of iraq, of syria, of libya, of yemen, of sudan, israel has been the main engine which ha

canvases glorifying russia's victories in the wars with the ottomans were to decorate one of the futureepts the laws of the russian empire as one of these paintings. it was brought to moscow for the current exhibition from the collection of tsarskoye selo. the picture reflects the events that followed the signing. manifesto on the annexation of crimea to russia and the abdication of the crimean khanysh gengerey. picturesque series initiated by potemkin remained unfinished, but the special attitude towards the new russian region is evidenced by the original letters of general field marshal and catherine ii presented at the exhibition. and catherine ii. and potemkin strived for the improvement of this region, both of them sometimes went down to the smallest details in their correspondence. they rewrote. about the amount of tools needed for the construction of the kherson fortress and the kherson admiralty, they corresponded about taxes. one of the authors of the new russia project was alexey melgunov, a hereditary military man and administrator , an outstanding personality of the era of e

the ottomans had a threefold superiority in strength, and vladislav, who decided to kill murad with hiss killed himself. having lost leader, the crusaders lost, and the turks strengthened their positions in the balkans. on november 10 , 1871, reporter henry morton stanley found david livingston. the famous scientist livingston went missing, the whole world was looking for him, and the journalist of the new york herald newspaper, henry stanley, also went in search of him. livingston had already explored many lakes and rivers in africa, discovered victoria falls, but fell ill on the third expedition. stanley was able to find him, almost dying, very emaciated, sitting in the village of tuzemtsevzhidzhi, near the lake tenganika in central africa. as a result, they studied the continent together for another year and a half. stanley wrote a book about it, how. found livingston. she brought him world fame and the journalist also became a traveler. he found the source of the nile. and then a member of the english parliament. both livingston and stanley, 30 years apart, were buried in westminste

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from the century 19th, british colonialism penetrates ottoman . jews are organizing. the reforms that take place in osmani under the name of adjustments bring a bitter fate to the pashas. german immigrants form the first jewish colonies . the situation changes. a movement is starting in tsarist russia. leo pinsker, a jewish doctor, heads the movement. he claims that anti-semitism is incurable and that it is caused by the unusual situation of the jews. jews must settle in one place and one land. the whispers of immigration are rising. the word zionism is becoming popular. at in the year 10, the french army discovers a secret activity . a person nicknamed dee is engaged in espionage. hand-to-hand matching of the remains of day with the handwriting of army officers gives a strange result. alfred dreyfus , a jew, is accused of espionage. theodore herdzel, a jewish journalist who rarely sets foot in a synagogue, at the court of dreyfus.

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the diplomat claimed that he had permission from the ottoman empire, who ruled in tukha in greece., who even violated the law in force at that time on the withdrawal of cultural property, he lied, he deceived governor. and he took it out. the prophenon frieze, part of the prophenon sculptures, and a small part of the architectural decoration, in particular the capital and base of several colonies, that is, yes, we can say that he stole them. as a result, lord elgen sold the marbles for 3,500 pounds sterling in britain, almost from the moment of independence in 1830, greece began to demand the marbles back, since this issue is raised regularly in greece, the british museum does not give it. permission to exhibit them in other countries. meanwhile scythian gold from crimean museums is being unpacked in kiev. ukrainian experts valued the collection at $15 million, although it was, of course, studied long ago and assessed by soviet art historians. in contrast to the scythian gold, where the question of museum ownership comes into play. and in this sense, the british are in their right,

austria, he traveled incognito, during this journey they agreed on a future alliance against the ottomanation of the grandiose scyvian mound chertomlyk , the expedition was led by archaeologist ivan zabelin, the future founder of the russian historical museum, among the 7,000 artifacts discovered, the most valuable find... was an amphora vase made of melted silver and gold. it was transferred to the hermitage, and an exact copy was made for the museum in moscow at the imperial porcelain factory. these are all scythians, that is, here we are, scythians with greedy slanted eyes, it’s all there than in this newly acquired territory. oh, this dates back to the 2nd century bc, and to be more precise, it is very interesting , 328 320. the ninth years are the time of contact of the scythian tribes of the scythians with alexander the great all over the world , there is only one such vessel found so far . in 1889, on the territory of the nagolny ridge - this is the south of the lugansk region, engineer and entrepreneur andrei glebov began exploring silver, lead and zinc ores and discovered... gol

moscow the main threat to european countries, but if there weren’t moscow, you were still if the ottomanmall veloet, well, that’s true, they probably didn’t call them veloets, but they probably called them some kind of ilk, now they’re called ilk. the german foreign affairs council predicts that we have only a few years to prepare for intensive militarization carried out by poland, which the united states is turning into a buffer zone between russia and the west. poland just can’t calm down, amazing people like division all the time. they can’t live without partitions, it’s some kind of passionate dream to turn their country into an olivier salad. for what? here, especially since it doesn’t matter. maximum development is possible only within the russian empire. intimidation of russia is a favorite practice of adventurers in power in european capitals, because scaring their own people with a threat from the east is easier than solving real problems, as hungarian prime minister orbán notes, europe is poor, it does not have the resources to respond to the challenges it faces, let's listen t

british empire, the spanish empire , the french empire, the dutch empire, the portuguese empire, the ottomanire, the austro-hungarian empire, all these empires ceased to exist and national states were organized in their place, the vast majority of these states are wealthy, happy, just and powerful states, and the same thing , maybe, this is, in principle, the end of every empire sooner or later, nothing terrible happened to france, after france ceased to be an empire, and even austria , only better things happened when she let go of her colonies, and so did russia, when she let go of her colonies, everything would be fine there. so for russia, for russia, this is not a war for existence, this is actually a war for so that the empire ceases to exist from our side and they never threaten ukraine , because it is important to emphasize here that as long as russia is an empire, ukraine is always in danger, it will return again and again, and obviously russia will somehow rethink itself, as all those countries have reinvented themselves , which i have already listed and will not repeat a second ti

the, on the 1918, the countries of the west won the final victory over the ottoman empire. the sultan's government capitulated to the inside and signed the humiliating armesis of little girls. great britain and france, and italy wanted not only to destroy the ottoman empire, but also to divide the prime orderly turk as lands among themselves. in 1919, their armies began to land on turkish territory. but the west decided to choose greeks as the main striking force. seeking to make others realize this aggressive plan. for an intervention, provo amassed indignation among the turkish peoples. the national liberation struggle was led by the experience of general mustafah come all as a 3rd in order to bear down the enemy, a bank on the mobilization of the nation. and the alliance with russia, which acted as a united front, with turkish patriots. at the end of august 1922, the third's army won a decisive victory over the invaders in the battle of doom. libby not and within a month liberated all asia minor from them. the impressive success of the circus army force the west to make

and italy wanted not only to destroy the ottoman empire, but also to divide the prime orderly turkish lands among themselves. in 1919, their armies began to land on turkish territory. but the west decided to choose greece as the main striking force seeking to make others realize its aggressive plans. for an intervention in provo, them as indignation among the turkish people. the national liberation struggle was led by the experience of general mustafah come all as a 3rd in order to bear down the enemy, a bank on the mobilization of the nation. and the alliance with russia, which acted as a united front, with turkish patriot. as at the end of august 1922. as a 3rd saw army, one a decisive victory over the invaders in the battle of doomed living art. and within a month liberated all asia minor from them, the impressive success of the circus army force the west to make concessions. in 1923, the loss on these treaty was signed. turkey. one of the 1st countries in asia managed to defeat the colonial empires and defend its independence. becoming an example for millions of the press on the p