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and for the central powers germany austria-hungary and the ultimate.the grand moved his call and autumn an entry into the war said muslims against each other and created a complex tension that ran throughout the war. to compete with the enemy the british and french needed to draft in large numbers of troops from across their respective empires britain recruited over a 1000000 troops in egypt in different roles across the 4 years of the war. and france conscripted over one 170000 men from algeria and a further 80000 from 2 lizzie. the french invasion of iraq 0 in 1911 and installed general the o.t. as colonial government. 2 2 at the start of the war he prepared to ship thousands of men to europe from iraq and points including konitz where. the french occupation was hardly 2 years old when the war started but the french management thought of it all then as the thousands of moroccans and sent them to the front from thoughts like this and i made that i would say was built by generally healthy . 45000 more often soldiers embarked here and elsewhere one in 4

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on the smaller smaller scale and utilities generally care about big scale generation you know centralized power stations the future that we believe is embedded generation solar panels deployed at the point of use and those projects tend to be too small for a major project finances to care about but at the same time these are the kinds of high social impact projects that many people around the world want to see deployed so people who want to see schools and education powered by solar energy and then make an income as well this is the kind of product which is ideal the impact investment orientated mindset we see that south africa has a plan to go to more renewables in its energy mix what does that mean for companies like yours in terms of scaling up and selling back to the grid is that something that's possible right now or in the future yeah in cape town specifically we are now already exploiting power during during times when the producing some so school of days where example the school energy consumption has dropped so this is being sold to the grid which is them being used as we go forward i

so i think it calculated that it was to join the central powers. but it was the argument that it was a terrible burden. but it's always amazing to me if they've managed to stay as long as they did. but in the end beyond the point of all hope in the end it brought thgotthe disintegratione but it was very much calculati calculation, perhaps the wrong population but at the time it seemed like they were going to do okay. >> steven eisenberg, city university of new york is a question for the war in. now that you've written this book, does it make you think anything different about the conduct of the war itself and if you were asked to do another edition of paris 1919 would you do the same things? >> i don't know about paris 1919, but i find it increasingly interesting one of the things i just referred to. thewe tend to focus on the horrs of the world but one of the things is just how long they kept pushing and even russia held together until 1917 and was capable of maintaining the troops in the field but that is a question we have not fully yet explored

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and how arabs were forced to fight on both sides for the european allies and the central powers setting muslim against muslim. and the vital role played by arab troops in the ottoman army again literally. in this episode he looks at the roots of why the ultimate is joined the war at home . how the european powers viewed the ultimate empire as right for division and exploitation. and the suffering when the also man government of young turks cracked down on the arab provinces. and the little known story of a future zionist leader in the ultimate world. the bullish jewish students who walked along here 1911 his name david been guardian all would become the 1st prime minister of israel. cannot live there how to go after half a year let their kids. the machete had the most money him but the good it don't have a funny. horrible irony of the way i want to follow do it or. i'll be there as he ought to be another one of the as silent. without her judgement and. bitterness with their edges. in so cal. is it cuz. i let the kind of that even when i do. have the ability one at the about how the hell

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the german general era gluten doff wrote that ultimate entry into the war enabled the central powersto soldier on for another 2 years otherwise the war might well have been over by 916. this is the house in istanbul of anwar pasha he led the secret negotiations with germany on behalf of the young turk or unionist government. here on the night of the 1st of august 1914 he secured his treaty of alliance. unwarped pasha was a fan of everything german he spoke the language trained in military college there and admire the way chancellor autobahn bismarck had modernized the state. they had enormous admiration for passion is for be spark in is and for the germans on that rick germany had to follow its own special path and it was envisioned as and it became a path in which the german military the german army played god to the nation and the state it was perceived and it really was true to a large extent that the german nation and the german state were called prof in a very strong sense by pressure and the pressure an army and this is what the spark in his was all about the union ists perceiv

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very interesting sort of dichotomy here when you have this concern about the power that is the centralized powerwing with these companies and our desperate need for these companies. you know, we're about to head into the back the school season -- back to school season, and a lot of people are not actually going physically back to school. they're going to be relying on the technology of some of these very same companies. so, you know, there's a concern about, well, what if we could do something right now to break them up. which, by the way, we can't at this moment. but would that be too disruptive at a time when we need them most of all. gerry: what do you think finish the companies themselves say, look, what matters here the consumers' interest. these companies produce great products, great services, low cost, prices in many ways certainly in terms of the value for money, consumers benefit from these things, why should we take any action to do anything to harm their market dominance when they're doing so much good for people? >> yeah, well, that's the problem. consumers may be happy, but their c

i think they have made a calculation that the central powers were in a stronger position. data very close relation with germany. they will train the forces. in the process we are constructing the railways. but also in the black sea. that would of course be a terrible bowl -- blow. the best bet was at the conflict broke out. it was a terrible burden. what is always amazing to me is that they manage to stay in the war as long as they did. it seemed like there working to be okay. stephen eisenberg. now and that that you had written this book doesn't make you think anything different about the conduct of the war itself if you are asked to do another addition of paris 1919 would you say new things. >> and i don't know if i would do another addition of paris 1919. it is one of the things that i just referred to. just how long they kept going. it's held together until 1917. incapable of maintaining proof in the field. in the second thing that strikes me as more and more why couldn't they have stopped it. what was it that kept them going on and on. the war was consuming them all.

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so it has an image of old central german power an the new bowe jaw central power. the united states did try to get this conference in alaska or washington, d.c. because roosevelt had to make the trip to yalta. the soviets were insistent it would only happen a place where the red army could guarantee secret. the building was built in the middle of world war i which i find kind of incredible for the crown prince and his wife. they were to move into it at the end of the first world war and this was to be their home. so even while germany is fighting the first world war and trying to win that war, it build this is massive palace to the crown prince. this building will become the center, really, the conference. it is relatively modern, it has electricity and modern kitchens and enough space that the delegations could all set up offices which i'll show you here in just a bit. when the great powers came to the conference, they saw what you see here. it is still there. that gigantic red star of geraniums that the soviets will planted to greet the great powers as they showe

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