the world. the muslim brotherhood was..." established in 1928 as a reaction to the fall of the ottoman empire, british colonial rule of ottoman territory, and the looming occupation of palestine considered the second holiest land in the world to muslims. sensitivities towards british colonial rule crystallized in the form of an islamic political movement. concerned with the well-being of his nation, who has been left, neglected and exploited by the british occupiers, hassan albana, islamic scholar and school teacher, spread the ideas of a pan islamic, faith-based social movement. at its core, it looked after the vulnerable in society by providing much needed social services like educational programs that taught the illiterate, setting up hospitals and businesses, and aimed to end british colonial reign, and in its place, establish a state run by shariah law. although he did not have the resource. to make this a reality, it was an idea that enveloped him, through grassroots activism, he organized local groups and began rallying support for new movement, the muslim brotherhood. the radical idea

"the muslim brotherhood was established in 1928 as a reaction to the fall of the ottoman empire. british colonial rule of ottoman territory and the looming occupation of palestine considered the second holiest land in the world to muslims. sensitivities towards british colonial rule crystallized in the form of an islamic political movement. concerned with the well-being of his nation, who has been left, neglected and exploited by the..." vulnerable in society by providing much needed social services like educational programs that taught the illiterate setting up hospitals and businesses and aim to end british colonial reign and in its place establish a state run by sharia law. although he did not have the resources to make this a reality, it was an idea that enveloped him. through grassroots activism, he organized local groups and began. rallying support for new movement, the muslim brotherhood. the radical ideals of making the quran the country's constitution spread like wildfire across egypt. this was made possible by the pre-existing, deeply rooted islamic faith and practices o

on the world. the muslim brotherhood was established in 1928 as a reaction to the fall of the ottoman empire. british colonial rule of ottoman territory. and the looming occupation of palestine considered the second holiest land in the world to muslims, sensitivities towards british colonial rule crystallized in the form of an islamic political movement, concerned with the well-being of his nation, who has been left, neglected and exploited by the british occupiers. hassan albana, islamic scholar and school teacher spread the ideas of a pan islamic, faith-based social movement. at its core, it looked after the vulnerable in society by providing much needed social services like educational programs that taught the illiterate, setting up hospitals and businesses, and aimed to end british colonial reign and in its place, establish a state run by shariah law. although he did not have the resources to make this a reality. it was an idea that enveloped him. through grassroots activism. he organized local groups and began rallying support for new movement, the muslim brotherhood. the radical ideals

are dragging on in general, for russia in general it was not very successful, for the ottoman empire a decisive turning point could not be achieved, with not the most combat-ready in europe russia has been fighting with the polish army for a very long time and painfully, in fact, the crimean campaigns of vasily golitsin, whom you mentioned, and unsuccessful campaigns, they tried to make some attempt at luck out of them, but nevertheless the crimean khan then annoyed russia until the time of catherine, russia... inferior to the west, this becomes obvious, among these failures , in fact, the first attempts of peter i, this is the first azov campaign, is also not the most powerful fortress, because the azov fortress was outdated at that time, nevertheless, the first azov campaign fails, second with with great effort, successful, well, then the disaster near narva, 1700, when the northern war begins for russia, all this shows that the country needs modernization, because if the army fights like this, if... the situation with military-political efforts is so bad, it means that they can si

with the arrival of the allies in alqhods, the 400 year old reign of the ottoman empire on the city ended. palestine came under the tuodlage 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 balford, 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 beginning of efforts in the international arena to establish so-called state of israel. it is not an exaggeration if we say that the conditions of the battlef declaration became the manifesto of the israeli cinema. ben dove who is dubbed as father of the israeli cinema. in collaboration with several other filmmakers in a project called mirror of the return of the israeli people immediately started making propaganda documentary f

soon that the germans were supporters of the ottoman empire by synking the ships belonging to zionist merchants, forced the us president woodrow wilson. to enter the battle. year later, when allies were at the gates of alqs, jakov bendov, 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 army in alcuds on december 11th, 1917. with the arrival of the allies in al-qutz, the 400 year old reign of the ottoman empire on the city ended. palestine came under the tutlage of britain and the zionist dream finally came true. only a month before the arrival of... to 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 jews immigration to palestine, on the condition, the newly arrived jews are employed in lands that are not owned. own by any individu

the countries of the west won the final victory over the ottoman empire. the sultan's government capitulated to the ins and sign the humiliating armesis of low gross 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 greeks as the main striking force. seeking to make others realize its aggressive plans. for an intervention in provo, them as indignation among the turkish peoples. the national liberation struggle was led by the experienced 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 3rd army won 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 3rd case, the army, force the west, to make

the muslim brotherhood was established in 1928 as a reaction to the fall of the ottoman empire, british the second holiest land in the world to muslims. sensitivities towards british colonial rule crystallized in the form of an islamic political movement. concerned with the well-being of his nation. who has been left neglected and exploited by the british occupiers. hassan albana, islamic scholar and school teacher, spread the ideas of a pan-islamic, faith-based social movement. at its core, it looked after the vulnerable in society, by providing much needed social services like educational programs that taught the illiterate setting up hospitals and businesses, and aimed to end british colonial reign and in its place. establish a state run by shariah law. although he did not have the resources to make this a reality, it was an idea that enveloped him. through grassroots activism. he organized local groups and began rallying support for new movement, the muslim brotherhood. the radical ideals of making the quran the country's constitution spread like wildfire across egypt. this was made

as well, so you the first pivotal moment we said was the end of world war 1, the demise of the ottoman empire, british colonial and french colonial rule um ascending, and then the second most pivotal point is uh basically at the end of world war ii where you have the british colonial yoke that is essentially resinding and you have america rising onto the helm of leadership and america actually supporting uh the liberation movements on the ground because you had this struggle and this conflict for that next decade. um between uh britain and primarily britain and america vying for power in that region and that transfer of power, so for example in a country like iraq you saw how you know malik faisal was deposed and you had the revolution of abdul karim qasim likewise in egypt um you had malik faruk who was deposed and you had someone like jamal abdul nasir rising at to power so the establishment of this kind of secularuh republic um and if we analyze movement like the brotherhood it's was uh spreading throughout the region, you had uh similar organizations that were being formed that had the sa

well, the first world war destroyed three empires: austrian, ottoman and russian.t happened on these spaces, we see, that is, this departure of the imperial hegemon, it absolutely does not always bring positives, because... in fact, the hegemon remains, people with traumatic consciousness remain, people remain who, conditionally say, got what they did not expect. it is clear that here you can reach the completely opposite position, there consider the collapse of the soviet union as a disaster, they say that there were no international issues in the soviet union, although we all know very well how acute they were, if not for them, then probably the post-soviet future would be different, but specifically in the case of the near east. the fact is that the big players have retained their interests there, and in many ways the local political elites hold on to them. it is the same if we take, for example, middle or central asia. if you remove russia, from kazakhstan to turkmenistan, it will all disappear literally in a month or two. but it holds, and likewise, for exampl

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 this aggressive plan. for an intervention, provo massey 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 i did 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 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 via press on the planet th

the countries of the west won the final victory over the ottoman empire. the sultan's government capitulated to the inside and sign 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 turkish 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 glance. for an intervention, provo, mass, indignation among the turkish people. the national liberation struggle was led by the experienced general mustafah come all as that are 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 army won a decisive victory over the invaders in the battle of doom living art and within a month liberated all asia minor from them, the impressive success of the circus army force the west to make conces

, the crimean khanate, which were under the protectorate of the ottoman empire , some were underssacks were, firstly, they came from supposedly this muscovy, this time, and secondly... they themselves concluded the peredislav rada, concluded an agreement with moscow, with the moscow rulers, with the russian tsarina catherine, actually, the expansion finally began and the return of these primordially ancient russian lands to the russian state. we figured this out, but we ’ll talk about how the famous ukrainian producer became a russian after a short pause. unexpected ways to lower cholesterol, special poses and food, food chemistry, flavonoids, what are they, you will come to us with pain and leave without pain, our service works more, the program to live healthy, helps everyone, today is the first, all the solutions were to... do even better and we are inspired by this, to go further. 10 years since the opening of the olympic games in sochi. today is the first one. now. russia occupies a special political position in the world. i believe that people who are skeptical about russia

the countries of the west won the final victory over the ottoman empire. the sultan's government capitulated to the end 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 turkish 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 it's aggressive, bland, for an intervention bravo, mass, 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 patriot. at the end of august 1922, the third's army won 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 3rd case, the army, force the west,

british forces launched their invasion to capture palestine, still part of the ottoman empire. the battle goes on for 3 days. the casualties on the british side are mounting, they have to retreat to england. london then recruits arab tribes, promising to help them shake off the yoke of the ottamans. with their assistance, the british raid and destroy ottoman supply lines and logistics in the palestine region. on the first day of november 1917, the british forces mount a new round of invasion on gaza. lack of ammunition and supply, criple ottoman defense lot. gaza falls into the hands of the british and by december 1917 they take al-gus, but never honor their promise. instead, the british occupy palestine until 1948, when they hand over the holy land to the jews flooding in from across the world. the palestinian plight. and the struggle for liberation begins. on may 14, 1948, general alan cunningham, the last british high commissioner, left what was known then as the mandate of palestine. john marlow wrote of the last few minutes of british rule in his book, the seat of pilate.

british forces launched their invasion. to capture palestine, still part of the ottoman empire. the battle goes on for three days. the casualties on the british side are mounting. they have to retreat to england. london then recruits arab tribes, promising to help them shake off the yoke of the ottomans. with their assistance, the british raid and destroy ottoman supply lines and logistics in the palestine region. on the first day of november 1917, the british forces mount a new round of invasion on gaza. lack of ammunition and supply, triple ottoman defense lot. gaza falls into the hands of the british and by december 1917 they take alwats but never honor their promise. instead, the british occupy palestine until 1948 when they hand over the holy land to the jews flooding in from across the world, the palestinian plight and the struggle for liberation begins. on may 14, 1948, general allen conningham, the last british high commissioner, left what was known then as the mandate of palestine. john marlow wrote of the last few minutes of british rule in his book, the seat of pillai

religions under its deep rule, not only in recent decades, but also when they were part of the ottoman empiree level of autonomy enjoyed by this region has been very high and this helps to understand the respect and zealous defense of its sovereignty. when we analyze the behavior of yemen. this behavior is fear's defense of the land and their decision as nation against the powers that tried to attack them. we should not forget that yemen has been a very big problem for the kingdoms of the persian gulf, because practically throughout the arabian peninsula, it has been the only republic and the only land opposed to the american policies in the region. in fact, saudi arabia has been the main implementer of american policies in the region. since the 1990s we have been faced with the shameless and brazen phenomena known as the new international order which seal the presence of america as the soul access. this means that yemen has always been a disturbing factor for the implementation of their policies and in 2015 with the invasion of the saudi coalition which aimed to control and dominate the nati

religions under its deep rule, not only in recent decades, but also when they were part of the ottoman empire level of autonomy enjoyed by this region has been very high and this helps to understand the respect and zealous defense of its sovereignty. when we analyze the behavior of yemenes, this behavior is fear defense. the land and their decision as nation against the powers that tried to attack them. we should not forget that yemen has been a very big problem for the kingdoms of the persian gulf, because practically throughout the arabian peninsula, it has been the only republic and the only land opposed to the american policies in the region. in fact, saudi arabia has been the main implementer of american policies in the region. since the 1990s, we have been faced. with the shameless and brazen phenomena known as the new international order, which seal the presence of america as the soul access. this means that yemen has always been a disturbing factor for the implementation of their policies and in 2015 with the invasion of the saudi coalition, which aimed to control and dominate the nat

for 400 years, lebanon was part of the ottoman empire in the region of greater syria. is called in 1916, these areas became a part of french rule. after the first world war, syria and present-day lebanon were under french rule. in the beginning in september 1926, france formed the republic of lebanon . this republic was a separate part of syria and was dominated by the french. during the second world war, england sent troops to syria and lebanon to confront germany. on november 26 , 1941, the french general charles dujale announced the independence of lebanon from france under internal and external pressure. recognized and 2 years later in november 1943 after holding the election of the new government of lebanon , it started working and officially declared the independence of lebanon on november 22, 1943. the last french troops left lebanon in 1946. according to one according to the national agreement since 1943, the president was chosen from among the christians and the prime minister from among the muslims. in 1975, the civil war started in lebanon and it lasted for 15 years and left

religions under its deep rule, not only in recent decades, but also when they were part of the ottoman empireautonomy enjoyed by this region has been very high and this helps to understand the respect and zelous defense of its sovereignty. when we analyze the behavior of yeminies, this behavior is fear's defense of the... land and their decision as nation against the powers that tried to attack them. we should not forget that yemen has been a very big problem for the kingdoms of the persian gulf, because practically throughout the arabian peninsula, it has been the only republic and the only land opposed to the american policies in the region. in fact, saudi arabia has been the main implementer of american policies in the region. since the 1990s, we have been faced with the shameless and brazen phenomena known as the new international order which seal the presence of america as the soul access. this means that yemen has always been a disturbing factor for the implementation of their policies and in 2015 with the invasion of the saudi coalition which aimed to control and dominate the nation of

single governor-general, why was this so, it was the territory of the springboard of wars with the ottoman empire that’s why it was, there was a sense that the person who he is responsible for everything here, yes, for everything, he commands both the military, so to speak, is responsible for military development, and civilians, yes, the most famous of these there governor generals, this is varontsov, but by the seventies already under alexander ii. the abolition of serfdom, russia was rapidly changing, everything, everything was changing, the authorities considered that this territory, it had already been completely developed, yes, that it was essentially no different from any other russian territory, so this institution of the general government was abolished , and the last administrative unit that existed with this name, it arose during the civil war, then the novorossiysk region was created as part of the armed forces of southern russia. yes, the term region itself is an administrative unit, and instead of gubernia , then for ideological reasons , so to speak, this term was eliminated, and th

april 17th, 1917, british forces launched their invasion to capture palestine, still part of the ottoman empire. the battle goes on for three days, the casualties on the british side are mounting. they have to retreat to england, london then recruits arab tribes, promising to help them shake off the yoke of the ottomans. with their assistance, the british raid and destroy ottoman supply lines and logistics in the palestine region. on the first day of november 1917, the british forces mount a new round of invasion on gaza. lack of ammunition and supply, triple. ottoman defense lot.

al-quds after the first world war, england and france divided a part of the geography of the ottoman empire among themselves , but at the same time, palestine was decided to be administered under the supervision of the united nations. a little later , despite their agreement with the french, the british occupied it and took it under their control. this it was the best thing for the zionists because they had already decided that the jews of the world would go to palestine. jews were provided for palestine. the journey of the jews to palestine was not an ordinary migration. because the zionist militia groups like the hagana, who were trained by the british , started killing and killing palestinian muslims . until they have to fleeing from their ancestral lands was such that the zionists were finally able to officially announce the formation of the jewish state in palestine in 1948. great britain abstained. palestine was approved, of course, that year with the support of the united states and of course the threats and threats of the heads of the world, the recognition of israel was voted in th

the the rabbit collapse of the ottoman empire gave the arabs hope for independence. but the colonial bower. so their future differently. great britain and france agreed on the seizure of the aeroplanes under the guise of the so called mandate of the league of nations. this bible play caused particular indignation in a rank which was to get under the control of the british. in may 1920 unrest with claim for independence broke out, both assuming and that she took part in it too. soon the rallies turned into a real uprising against the invaders. more than 130000 people took up arms. britons urgently began to transfer reinforcements to a rack and used aircraft radius war. secretary winston churchill birds, the use of chemical weapons against the rebels. and general ser, i own their hel dane border. the destruction of any village where weapons were found. burning a village properly takes a long time. an hour or more according to size paulding recalls cynically. in his memoirs, the media build girl d paid off. the result was crushed. however, separate his empire had to mak

british forces launched their invasion to capture palestine, still part of the ottoman empire.

it's as did the ottoman empire.ers , as in one of >> world leaders, as in one of the world europe as a whole, were leaders, yes, but were world leaders, yes, but britain, i mean, the portuguese did, portuguese much more. did, portuguese did much more. >> the >> and the ottoman empire, the british to british actually helped to facilitate both spanish and facilitate both the spanish and the transporting. the portuguese in transporting. we actually them . um, we actually stopped them. um, look , look at what palmerston look, look at what palmerston was saying in the 1830s to portugal as our closest oldest ally and was willing to break off relations with portugal and defend the united states in an effort to stop slavery. regardless that is what the regardless of within in. >> so if i have a bunch of friends and we're all out there robbing and raping and thieving, and we do for 400 years and we do it for 400 years because vampires, we live because we're vampires, we live a very long time. we do it for a very long time, a

british forces launched their invasion to capture palestine, still part of the ottoman empire.the battle goes on for 3 days. the casualties on the... side are mounting, they have to retreat to england, london then recruits arab trip. tribes, promising to help them shake off the yoke of the ottomans. with their assistance, the british raid and destroy ottoman supply lines and logistics in the palestine region.

themselves worlds of parts, we choose to look for common ground the the, the rapid collapse of the ottoman empire gave the arabs hold for independence. but the colonial power. so their future differently. great britain and france agreed on the seizure of the arab lands under the guise of the so called mandate of the league of nations. baseball will play cause particular indignation in a rack, which was to get under the control of the british. in may 1921 rest with claim for independence broke out, both assuming and that she took part in it. soon the rallies turned into a real uprising against the invaders. more than 130000 people took up arms. britain urgently began to transfer reinforcements to a rack and used aircraft, british war secretary, winston churchill birds, the use of chemical weapons against the rebels. and general ser i. omer hale deign bordered the destruction of any village where weapons were found. burning a village properly takes a long time, an hour or more according to size all day and recalled cynically. in his memoirs, the medieval girl, the paid off the revolt was crush. how

legal nations. this mandate concerned, i quote, certain communities. formerly belonging to the ottoman empire, which was the case of palestine. these communities, as the article continues, have attained a level of development such that their existence as independent nations may be provisionally recognized. the league of nations considered thus that palestine was nation, and the mandate, when it expired, should have led to the definitive. independence of palestine and this over the entire territory under the mandate. now throughout the mandrate, mandate, the uk implemented the bullford declaration part of the british mandate over palestine, the declaration provided not for the creation of a jewish state, but i quote, for the establishment in palestine of national home for the jews. this process led to resolution 181 second session of the general assembly of 20 nov 29 november 1947 which recommended placing the city of jerusalem under a special international regime as well as a partition planting the jewish state 56.47% of the mandatory palestine territory. this recommend. foundation which igno

the nobility of the ottoman empire especially idolized their istanbul persian models.raining from nomads lasted 7 years, belarusian motifs were played out in patterns instead of arabic ones, precious masterpieces shone with inlaid forget-me-nots, daisies, and cornflowers. yes. there was one very heavy part in this machine that had to be constantly lifted, and not every man could cope with this work. in order for modern copies to resemble the iconic original, german designers spent about a year working on the production of a unique machine, drawings, according to which the belarusian order was made is also a relic, their contents are secretly sealed, it is clear that this is no longer an assistant, but some kind of robot, it works here, well, yes, here all the programs are already fully loaded into the machine, that is, two computers, the main part of the factory’s team is the fair sex, among them two weavers are worth their weight in gold, the only craftsmen in the country... the craftsmen of replicas of slut belts use natural wood, gold, silver threads and polyester-m

dependent country, the history that eventually overtook poland, three partitions, no poland, the ottoman empireck man of europe in the 19th century, who bullies everyone and everything that miraculously in fact , largely by miracle, thanks, among other things, to ataturk at the beginning of the 20th century. a big remark about the vital necessity of peter’s reforms, well, history generally loves paradoxes, jokes like this and that further, later peter became very friendly with leibniz, the most famous figures, but he is there, i don’t even know what to call him, he was everything, he is also such an encyclopedic person, everything, and a philosopher, everything, there’s a lot of everything, there, if to list, there... there the spaniards had to naturally sail to south america there and there to conquer something , the french in africa, and the swedes were destined for russian land, so he just thought of everything, he was the wisest man, yes, but there was one thing the world did not foresee peter the great, so let's not have those opportunities reduce it to peter alone, because there was poten

northeastern turkey, was of great strategic importance; it was a stronghold for the troops of the ottoman empireman engineers, 13 stone forts with artillery, a system of defensive ramparts, ditches, trenches and pillboxes, all in difficult-to -passable mountains. but the russian commander, general nikolai yudenich, used the factor of surprise. the enemy did not expect an offensive in deep snow in winter. in the rear, we worked out all the details of the assault with guns, machine guns and sopers. aviation reconnaissance made it possible to draw a map of enemy fortifications. the attack began in the evening in the dark. the turks, it must be said, resisted desperately, only on the fifth day the city was taken. after this, our army advanced another 150 km, occupied trebizond and other cities. but then a revolution occurred in russia. the bolsheviks supported the turkish republic, gave up everything they had won and even some. lands that were formerly part of the russian empire. february 16, 1976 from the main gathering. in chelny in 609 they began to build a complex of automobile factories. the de

it was a stronghold of the ottoman empire.one forts with artillery, a system of defensive ramparts, ditches, trenches and pillboxes, all in difficult-to -passable mountains. but the russian commander, general nikolai yudenich. he used the factor of surprise; the enemy did not expect an attack in deep snow in winter. in the rear, we worked out all the details of the assault with guns, machine guns and sopers. aviation reconnaissance allowed. the city was taken, after that our army resisted desperately, only on the fifth day it advanced another 150 km, occupied trebizond and other cities, but then something happened in russia revolution, the bolsheviks supported the turkish republic, gave up everything they had conquered and even part of the lands that were formerly part of the russian empire. on february 16, 1976 , the first kamaz truck, a legend of the domestic automobile industry, rolled off the main assembly line of the automobile plant. the economy of the ussr was growing, new roads were being built, transportation volumes