The collapse of the Ottoman Empire. Cultural look
The book offers a new perspective on one of the key historical processes of the twentieth century — the collapse of the Ottoman Empire. It is not just a book about the past — it is a study of how modern nations are being built, how a historic change in everyday life is taking place, and why the cultural codes of the Ottoman Empire continue to affect the region even a century after its disappearance.
Format: 174*275 mm
Tugra of the last Sultan of the Ottoman Empire Abdul-Hamid II flows from the cover to Forzac
Contents
Entry into the chapter of the timeline of events covered by the text
Each chapter is accompanied by a catalogue of the objects, events, etc. The objects in the catalogue are assigned a number to which the text and the subject pointer can be found.
The objects are divided into categories that can be found in the index
The book ends with a photo project by a Turkish photographer, Murat Bergi, linking the book’s current period
