This ambitious cross-cultural exhibition examines the complex links between the Republic of Venice and the Ottoman Empire ...
A new study reveals how the Greek Revolution reshaped the Ottoman Empire's governance and deepened surveillance of non-Muslim ...
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Two Great Empires Traded for Financial Gain and Achieved a Brilliant Cultural Exchange as WellFor 400 years, the Eastern Mediterranean was the domain of two great powers: the Republic of Venice and the Ottoman Empire. As rivals, they fought seven different wars, but in peacetime they eagerly ...
Population surveillance. The carrying of identification while traveling. Add to that the public presence of diverse religions ...
The Battle of Adrianople during the Russo-Turkish War of 1828-1829 played a crucial yet overlooked role in Greece's fight for ...
Edirne is a city where Ottoman history, scenic landscapes and delicious local cuisine come together to create a truly ...
The battle began on March 18, 1915, when the British and French navies launched a large-scale naval assault to seize control of the Çanakkale Strait, aiming to open a supply route to Russia and ...
The Ottoman Empire’s seeming tolerance of non-Muslim religions was part of a way to manage communities that drew the empire’s suspicions, according to an Osaka Metropolitan University historian.
During the Armenian Genocide in the early 20th century, the Yazidi community played a crucial but often overlooked role in ...
An Osaka Metropolitan University historian has found that the Ottoman Empire’s seeming religious tolerance stemmed from ...
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