This book tells the tale of the decades stretching from the end
of the 19th century to World War I, which led to the dissolution of the Ottoman
Empire and the birth of the Turkish Republic in 1923. The relevant events are
framed within their proper context of globalization, featuring attempts to reform
imperial structures, nationalist movements' drives for secession, the violent
unravelling of Islamic-Christian cohabitation, the founding of an internationally
recognised Turkish nation-state, and the threats implied the decline of its
internal pluralism.
Giorgio Del Zanna teaches History of Eastern
Europe at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart in Milan.
- Introduzione
- I. Questioni d'Oriente
- II. Islam e modernità
- III. Fine di un mondo
- Letture consigliate
- Carte
- Indice dei nomi
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