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1493:. Italy also foresaw that result since Paternò Castello, in a July report to the king and Giolitti, laid out the reasons for and against military action in Libya, and he raised the concern that the Balkan revolt, which would likely follow an Italian attack on Libya, might force Austria-Hungary to take military action in Balkan areas claimed by Italy.
1732:, the Ottomans and the Libyans were estimated at 3,500, but they were being constantly reinforced, and a general assault on the Italian position was expected. The Italian and Turkish forces in Tripoli and Cyrenaica were constantly reinforced since the Ottoman withdrawal to the interior enabled them to reinforce their troops considerably.
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Italian troops occurred on 10 October. Having no prior military experiences and lacking adequate planning for amphibious invasions, the Italian armies poured onto the coasts of Libya, facing numerous problems during their landings and deployments. One of these problems was
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in 1911, demanded an invasion. The
Italian press began a large-scale lobbying campaign for an invasion of Libya in late March 1911. It was fancifully depicted as rich in minerals and well-watered, defended by only 4,000 Ottoman troops. Also, its population was described as hostile to the Ottomans and
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On 29 September 1911, Italy published the declaration of their direct interest towards Libya. Without a proper response, the
Italian forces landed on the shores of Libya on 4 October 1911. A considerable number of Italians were living within the Ottoman Empire, mostly inhabiting Istanbul, Izmir, and
2409:"martyrdom" characterised the funerals. The result was to consolidate Catholic war culture among devout Italians, which was soon expanded to include Italian involvement in the Great War (1915–1918). That aggressive spirit was revived by the Fascists in the 1920s to strengthen their popular support.
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took almost all of the territory that
Bulgaria had captured in the first war. In the wake of the enormous change in the regional balance of power, Russia switched its primary allegiance in the region from Bulgaria to Serbia and guaranteed Serbian autonomy from any outside military intervention. The
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Although Italy could extend its control to almost all of the 2,000 km of the Libyan coast between April and early August 1912, its ground forces could not venture beyond the protection of the navy's guns and so were limited to a thin coastal strip. In the summer of 1912, Italy began operations
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Italian forces easily managed to take the shores. However, the Italians still could not penetrate deep inland. The Libyans and Turks, estimated at 15,000, made frequent attacks day and night on the strongly-entrenched Italian garrison in the southern suburbs
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Italian army was ill-prepared for the war and was not informed of the government's plans for Libya until late September. The army had a shortage of soldiers as the class of 1889 was demobilized before the war started. Military operations started with the bombardment of Tripoli on 3 October. The
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In Italy itself, massive funerals for fallen heroes brought the
Catholic Church closer to the government from which it had long been alienated. There emerged a cult of patriotic sacrifice in which the colonial war was celebrated in an aggressive and imperialistic way. The ideology of "crusade" and
2364:(1912–1913) beginning by a Montenegrin attack on 8 October 1912, ten days before the Treaty of Ouchy. The swift and nearly-complete victory of the Balkan League astonished contemporary observers. However, none of the victors were happy with the division of captured territory, which resulted in the
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would have been a counterpart for Italy, which made a secret agreement with the
British government in February 1887 via a diplomatic exchange of notes. The agreement stipulated that Italy would support British control in Egypt, and that Britain would likewise support Italian influence in Libya. In
1775:, was wounded by shrapnel to his eye. The cost of the war was defrayed chiefly by voluntary offerings from Muslims; men, weapons, ammunition and all kinds of other supplies were constantly sent across to the Egyptian and Tunisian frontiers, not withstanding their neutrality. The Italians occupied
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had
Italian troops systematically murder thousands of civilians by moving through local homes and gardens one by one, including by setting fire to a mosque with 100 refugees inside. Although Italian authorities attempted to keep the news of the massacre from getting out, the incident soon became
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With a decree of 5 November 1911, Italy declared its sovereignty over Libya. Although the
Italians controlled the coast, many of their troops had been killed in battle and nearly 6,000 Ottoman soldiers remained to face an army of nearly 140,000 Italians. As a result, the Ottomans began using
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broke out shortly before the treaty had been signed. Turkey was in no position to reoccupy the islands while its main armies were engaged in a bitter struggle to preserve its remaining territories in the Balkans. To avoid a Greek invasion of the islands, it was implicitly agreed on that the
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on 15 September 1931. The result of the Italian colonisation for the Libyan population was that by the mid-1930s it had been cut in half due to emigration, famine, and war casualties. The Libyan population in 1950 was at the same level as in 1911, approximately 1.5 million.
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Although some elements of the local population collaborated with the Italians, counterattacks by Ottomans soldiers with the help of local troops confined the Italian army to the coastal region. In fact, by the end of 1912 the Italians had made little progress in conquering
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Thessaloniki, dealing with trade and industry. The sudden declaration of war shocked both the Italian community living in the Empire as well as the Ottoman government. Depending on the mutual friendly relations, the Ottoman Government had sent their Libyan battalions to
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forced the Italians to abandon all occupied territory and to entrench themselves in Tripoli, Derna, and on the coast of Cyrenaica. The Italian control over much of the interior of Libya remained ineffective until the late 1920s when forces under the Generals
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against Turkey was written by November 1911, with a defensive treaty signed in March 1912 and an offensive treaty signed in May 1912 focused on military action against Ottoman-ruled Southeastern Europe. The series of bilateral treaties between
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could look back on the events that led to the First World War and its aftermath and state of the Italian attack, "all subsequent events are nothing more than the evolution of that first aggression." Unlike the British-controlled Egypt, the
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Lacking a considerable navy, the Ottomans were not able to send regular forces to Libya, the Ottoman government supported a great number of young officers to travel to the area in order to rally the locals and coordinate the resistance.
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city was conquered by 1,500 sailors, much to the enthusiasm of the interventionist minority in Italy. Another proposal for a diplomatic settlement was rejected by the Italians, and so the Ottomans decided to defend the province.
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agreed on 14 September to launch a military campaign "before the Austrian and German governments of it". Germany was then actively attempting to mediate between Rome and Constantinople, and Austro-Hungarian Foreign Minister
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on the coast between Tobruk and Solum to prevent contraband and troops from entering across the Egyptian frontier, and the naval blockaders guarded the coast as well as capturing several sailing ships laden with contraband.
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The Italians believed that a force of 20,000 would be able to take over Libya. The force was able to capture Tripoli, Tobruk, Derna, Bengasi, and Homs between 3 and 21 October. However, the Italians suffered a defeat at
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threatened the Italian line, and the Libyans attempted to surround the Italian troops. Further Italian reinforcements, however, stabilised the situation, and the battle ended in the afternoon with an Italian victory.
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that Italy was "more burdensome than useful as an ally. Against Austria, she harbours a latent hostility that nothing can disarm". The tensions within the Triple Alliance would eventually lead Italy to sign the 1915
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near Derna. The Italians, who were outnumbered but had superior weaponry, held the line. A lack of coordination between the Italian units sent from Derna as reinforcements and the intervention of Ottoman
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An attack of 20,000 Ottoman and local troops was repulsed on 30 November with considerable losses. Shortly afterward, the garrison was reinforced by the 57th infantry regiment from Italy. The battleship
1523:(CUP), on the night of 26–27 September 1911. Through Austro-Hungarian intermediation, the Ottomans replied with the proposal of transferring control of Libya without war and maintaining a formal Ottoman
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alone suffered 58 killed and 108 wounded. By contrast, the Italian ships took no casualties and also no direct hits from any of the Ottoman warships. Italy had feared that the Ottoman naval forces at
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also arrived from Tobruk. During the night of 14 and 15 December, the Ottomans attacked in great force but were repulsed with aid of the fire from the ships. The Italians lost several field guns.
2100:. This massacre occurred, at least in part, reportedly due to the rape and sexual assault of Libyan and Turkish women by the Italian troops. Nevertheless, as a consequence, on the next day the
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and Greece and cause imbalance in the already-fragile situation in the Balkan area. The only other relevant military operation of the summer was an attack of five Italian torpedo boats in the
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and many others. These young officers were to perform important military duties and accomplishments in the First World War, led the Turkish independency war and found the Republic of Turkey.
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The removal of diplomatic obstacles coincided with increasing colonial fervor. In 1908, the Italian Colonial Office was upgraded to a Central Directorate of Colonial Affairs. The nationalist
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with the approval of the other powers, which were eager to end a war that was lasting much longer than expected. Italy occupied twelve islands in the sea, comprising the Ottoman province of
3956:"1911–1912 Turco–Italian War and Captain Mustafa Kemal". Ministry of Culture of Turkey, edited by Turkish Armed Forces-Division of History and Strategical Studies, pp. 62–65, Ankara, 1985.
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Dodecanese would remain under neutral Italian administration until the conclusion of hostilities between the Greeks and the Ottomans, after which the islands would revert to Ottoman rule.
2377:, the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, by a Serbian nationalist and the resulting Austro-Hungarian plan for military action against Serbia was a major precipitating event of the
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a month judged sufficient at its beginning, it reached a cost of 80 million a month for a much longer period than was originally estimated. The war cost Italy 1.3 billion
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The corps was consequently enlarged to 100,000 men who had to face 20,000 Libyans and 8,000 Ottomans. The war turned into one of position. Even the Italian utilisation of
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1409:. However, the Italian government did little to realise that opportunity and so knowledge of the Libyan territory and resources remained scarce in the following years.
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Italian dirigibles bomb Turkish positions on Libyan territory. The Italo-Turkish War was the first in history to feature aerial bombardment by airplanes and airships.
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had a strong influence over public opinion, but it was in opposition and also divided on the issue. It acted ineffectively against military intervention. The future
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Italian diplomats decided to take advantage of the situation to obtain a favourable peace deal. On 18 October 1912, Italy and the Ottoman Empire signed a treaty in
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that Britain and France should not interfere with Italy's designs on Libya. Meanwhile, the Russian government urged Italy to act in a "prompt and resolute manner".
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stated to the Italian ambassador on 28 July that he would support Italy, not the Ottomans. On 19 September, Grey instructed Permanent Under-Secretary of State Sir
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Réveiller l'archive d'une guerre coloniale. Photographies et écrits de Gaston Chérau, correspondant de guerre lors du conflit italo-turc pour la Libye (1911–1912)
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The Italian government remained committed into 1911 to the maintenance of the Ottoman Empire, which was a close friend of its German ally. Prime Minister
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and the foundation of modern Turkey created a new situation that made the enforcement of the terms of that treaty impossible. In Article 15 of the 1923
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In contrast to its engagement with the Entente powers, Italy largely ignored its military allies in the Triple Alliance. Giolitti and Foreign Minister
2323:, which made up modern-day Libya, was core territory of the Empire, like that of the Balkans. The coalition that had defended the Ottomans during the
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Realizing how easily the Italians had defeated the Ottomans, the members of the Balkan League attacked the empire before the war with Italy was over
1457:, changed the political calculations. The Italian leadership then decided that it could safely accede to public demands for a colonial project. The
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in 1912. However, the vagueness of the text, combined with subsequent adverse events unfavourable to the Ottoman Empire (the outbreak of the
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internationally known. The Italians started to show photographs of the massacred Italian soldiers at Sciara Sciat to justify their revenge.
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had also joined these officers, granting royal support to the resistance. During the war, Mustafa Kemal Bey, the future founder of the
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repeatedly warned Italy that military action in Libya would threaten the integrity of the Ottoman Empire and create a crisis in the
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and air power, both among the earliest in modern warfare, had little effect on the initial outcome. In the first military use of
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during 1913. The outbreak of the First World War with the necessity to bring back the troops to Italy, the proclamation of the
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was too weak to transport troops by sea. The Ottomans organised local Libyans for the defence against the Italian invasion.
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dropped four grenades on Tajura (Arabic: تاجوراء Tājūrā’, or Tajoura) and Ain Zara in the first aerial bombing in history.
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after a brief bombardment on 4 December 1911, occupied the seashore, and marched towards the hinterlands facing weak
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guerrilla tactics. Indeed, some "Young Turk" officers reached Libya and helped organize a guerrilla war with local
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friendly to the Italians, and they predicted that the future invasion would be little more than a "military walk".
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War quarters to coordinate the field on 6 March 1912. The Libyan campaign ground to a stalemate by December 1911.
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waged bloody pacification campaigns. Resistance petered out only after the execution of the rebel leader
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The invasion of Libya was a costly enterprise for Italy. Instead of the 30 million
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On 3 March 1912, 1,500 Libyan volunteers attacked Italian troops who were building
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Turkish and Italian delegations at Lausanne (1912). From left to right (seating):
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in order to suppress local rebellions, leaving only the military police in Libya.
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Subsequent events prevented the return of the Dodecanese to Turkey, however. The
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A Box of Sand: The Italo-Ottoman War 1911–1912: The First Land, Sea and Air War
3846:
The history of the Italian-Turkish War, September 29, 1911, to October 18, 1912
3381:
The history of the Italian-Turkish War, September 29, 1911, to October 18, 1912
3277:
The History of the Italian-Turkish War, September 29, 1911, to October 18, 1912
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Cultural Sociology of the Middle East, Asia, and Africa: An Encyclopedia
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to Greece in exchange for a vast Italian zone of influence in southwest
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Turkey's continued involvement in the Balkan Wars, followed shortly by
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Baldry, John (1976). "al-Yaman and the Turkish occupation 1849–1914".
3311:-Division of History and Strategical Studies, pp. 62–65, Ankara, 1985.
2655:"Divided Armies": Inequality and Battlefield Performance in Modern War
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2204:
The Ottoman government would be responsible for the expenses of these
1967:, two Italian armoured cruisers attacked and sank an Ottoman casemate
1765:
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3899:
Strike From the Sky: The History of Battlefield Air Attack, 1910–1945
3241:
Strike From the Sky: The History of Battlefield Air Attack, 1910–1945
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estimated before the war. This ruined ten years of fiscal prudence.
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respectively, which were both parts of the declining Ottoman state.
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to disband the Arab camp near Derna. The Italian troops occupied a
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remained under Italian military occupation. According to the 1920
1374:, which France and Britain viewed as their main rival in Europe.
1265:
Carlo Piazza, flew over Turkish lines on the world's first aerial
3775:
Geppert, Dominik; Mulligan, William; Rose, Andreas, eds. (2015).
3195:
3041:
2405:, which had it abandon the Triple Alliance and join the Entente.
2369:
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An ultimatum was presented to the Ottoman government, led by the
1362:, ended the historic rivalry between both nations for control of
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4 battalions Alpini, 7 battalions Ascari and 1 squadron Meharisti
77:
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3916:. Manchester University Press, New York, 1992, pp. 106–115.
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and Libyan corpses after the attack against "Ridotta Lombardia".
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Trablus and Benghazi vilayets would have a special status and a
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4014:
Societa Libraria italiana (Library of Congress). New York, 1911
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Down East: Another Cargo of Tales Told Under The Old Town Clock
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Italian claims to Libya date back to the Ottoman defeat by the
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and extended barely 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) from the town.
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2182:
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On 14 September, the Italian command sent three columns of
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and the other Aegean islands that it held to the Ottomans.
1531:, which was under formal Ottoman suzerainty but was under
3869:
Italo-Turkish Diplomacy and the War Over Libya, 1911–1912
3303:"1911–1912 Turco-Italian War and Captain Mustafa Kemal".
2327:(1853–1856), minimised Ottoman territorial losses at the
1461:
powers were highly supportive. British Foreign Secretary
1405:
in return for Italian support for Russian control of the
4027:"Libya 1911: How an Italian pilot began the air war era"
1859:. The Italian soldiers were in effect besieged in seven
1354:. The agreement, negotiated by Italian Foreign Minister
4920:
3945:(in Italian). Milano: Consociazione Turistica Italiana.
2525:
Commemorative Medal for the Italo-Turkish War 1911–1912
1885:
Ottoman fleet organisation during the Italo-Turkish War
3106:
M. Taylan Sorgun, "Bitmeyen Savas", 1972. Memoirs of
2595:
2593:
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1960:, which was also then at war with the Ottoman Empire.
1205:
During the conflict, Italian forces also occupied the
3963:, éd. Créaphis, 2018. 480 pages and 230 photographs.
1527:. That suggestion was comparable to the situation in
3571:, Program in International Relations. Archived from
2201:, the Ottomans would consult the Italian government.
1787:
Italian troops firing on the Turks in Tripoli, 1911.
1586:
Therefore, the Ottomans did not have a full army in
1248:
a few days before the end of the Italo-Turkish War.
3774:
3464:
The Force of Destiny: A History of Italy Since 1796
3201:
3189:
3135:
3050:
2739:"Treaty of Lausanne - World War I Document Archive"
2590:
2285:by the Ottomans and the uprising of the Libyans in
2163:The main provisions of the treaty were as follows:
2058:(left) with an Ottoman military officer and Libyan
3807:Europe and Italy's Acquisition of Libya, 1911–1912
3494:Libya and the West: From Independence to Lockerbie
3282:Engagements At Benghasi And Derna In December 1911
2762:
2626:, Mark I. Choate, Harvard University Press, 2008,
2368:(1913) in which Serbia, Greece, the Ottomans, and
1975:, retreated and returned and then sank an Ottoman
1612:
3849:. (1913; reprint: Harvard University Press, 2008)
2435:
1397:in which Russia acknowledged Italy's interest in
1190:itself. These territories became the colonies of
6686:
3384:. Annapolis: The Advertiser Republican. p.
3348:
2986:The Sleepwalkers: How Europe Went to War in 1914
3901:. (2nd ed.) University of Alabama Press, 2010.
3886:. Chatwell Books, Secaucus, New Jersey, 1976.
2731:
2040:
1597:Between 1911 and 1912, over 1,000 Somalis from
3928:Wars of imperial conquest in Africa, 1830–1914
3427:Gerwarth, Robert; Manela, Erez (3 July 2014).
3426:
2542:
2120:led the Turkish delegation at Lausanne (1912).
2084:Group of Ottoman military officers (including
1989:could be used to threaten the approach to the
1893:Italian cruiser bombarding Ottoman vessels in
6275:
6076:
5511:
4906:
4082:
3486:
3484:
2929:
2906:The Struggle for Mastery in Europe, 1848–1918
2902:
2466:population exchange between Greece and Turkey
2331:(1878) and supported the Ottomans during the
1442:rejected nationalist calls for conflict over
1117:
636:
509:
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3269:
3267:
3265:
2892:Wireless telegraphy in the Italo-Turkish War
2850:Aviation at the Start of the First World War
488:~10,000 killed in reprisals & executions
3624:Emigrant nation: the making of Italy abroad
3328:, John Wright, Taylor & Francis, 1981,
2623:Emigrant nation: the making of Italy abroad
2600:Spencer C. Tucker; Priscilla Mary Roberts.
1839:. Three days later, the Ottoman commander,
1314:and subsequent disputes thereafter. At the
105:(1 year, 2 weeks and 5 days)
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3519:"Treaty of Peace Between Italy and Turkey"
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2667:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (
2657:. Princeton University Press. p. 278.
1715:. The Italians rarely attempted a sortie.
1535:control by the British. Giolitti refused.
1346:which accorded freedom of intervention in
1124:
1110:
643:
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516:
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4054:during Italo-Turkish War at omniatlas.com
3949:Maltese, Paolo. "L'impresa di Libia", in
3617:
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3523:The American Journal of International Law
3319:
3317:
3262:
2680:
2678:
2617:
2615:
2613:
2611:
2375:assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
1661:flight on 23 October 1911. A week later,
1538:Italy declared war on 29 September 1911.
1232:The war is considered a precursor of the
1162:, "War of Libya") was fought between the
393:
4480:Provisional Government of Western Thrace
4021:at Turkey in the First World War website
3647:
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2909:. Oxford University Press. p. 311.
2684:Spencer Tucker, Priscilla Mary Roberts:
2239:
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2112:
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1995:
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1259:. On 23 October 1911, an Italian pilot,
6239:Italian Intervention in Northern Russia
3377:
3251:
3249:
3118:
2958:"Alliance System / System of alliances"
2795:
2786:
2392:. In January 1912, the French diplomat
2013:against the Ottoman possessions in the
650:
76:; an Italian Blériot aircraft; Ottoman
14:
6687:
6387:1945 anti-Jewish riots in Tripolitania
3612:
3460:
3314:
2848:U.S. Centennial of Flight Commission:
2675:
2608:
2585:The History of the Italian-Turkish War
2047:Massacres during the Italo-Turkish War
2025:, which feared that it could fuel the
1269:mission, and on 1 November, the first
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3934:
3856:. Princeton University Press, 2002.
3642:
2980:
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2546:Wars and Peace Treaties: 1816 to 1991
1904:In January 1912, the Italian cruiser
624:
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497:
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3246:
2440:Because of the First World War, the
2388:than being formally allied with the
1910:, with the Soldato class destroyers
1541:
1342:1902, Italy and France had signed a
1214:
4922:International relations (1814–1919)
4608:Initial phase of the Greek genocide
4511:1913 Romanian Army cholera outbreak
3734:Rivista di storia del cristianesimo
3565:"Treaty of Lausanne, October, 1912"
3228:Rhetoric and Reality in Air Warfare
3179:: Imperial Publishing. p. 181.
3129:
3064:Rhetoric and Reality in Air Warfare
2936:. Cambridge Scholars. p. 117.
2709:"Treaty of Lausanne, October, 1912"
2687:World War I: A Student Encyclopedia
2602:World War I: A Student Encyclopedia
2456:. However, the Greek defeat in the
2307:Europe, Balkans and First World War
2160:, (the Second Treaty of Lausanne).
2132:, Mehmet Nabi Bey, Guido Fusinato,
1546:
103:29 September 1911 – 18 October 1912
66:with an Ottoman officer and Libyan
24:
3882:Crow, Duncan, and Icks, Robert J.
3798:
2822:
2646:
2587:, William Henry Beehler, pp. 13–36
2108:
1467:Arthur Nicolson, 1st Baron Carnock
25:
6771:
6289:
4112:Nationalism in the Ottoman Empire
3991:
3202:Geppert, Mulligan & Rose 2015
3190:Geppert, Mulligan & Rose 2015
3051:Geppert, Mulligan & Rose 2015
1851:ceased until the end of the war.
6624:Italian Libyan Colonial Division
6550:Muslim Association of the Lictor
6335:
6147:
6035:
5527:
4060:The End of the Italo-Turkish War
3996:
3930:(Indiana University Press, 1998)
3359:. The Encyclopedia Britannica Co
3355:Chisholm, Hugh (25 March 2018).
2360:was completed in 1912, with the
2156:to distinguish it from the 1923
1878:
1088:Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
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1920:, sank seven Ottoman gunboats (
1673:
1613:Italian troops landing in Libya
1521:Committee of Union and Progress
1251:The Italo-Turkish War saw some
1198:, which would later merge into
6674:Royal Corps of Colonial Troops
6382:Allied administration of Libya
6132:Italo-Ethiopian War of 1935–36
6117:Italo-Ethiopian War of 1895–96
5927:Brussels Conference Act (1890)
5534:Treaties of the Ottoman Empire
4598:Bulgarians deportation program
4169:Ilinden–Preobrazhenie Uprising
3768:
3345:Tucker, Roberts, 2005, p. 945.
2879:, Greenwood Publishing Group,
2769:. Wiley-Blackwell. p. 7.
2701:
2536:
2496:of 1912–1913 (Ömer Seyfettin,
2484:, the renowned Turkish author
2436:Fate of the Dodecanese Islands
2311:In 1924, the Serbian diplomat
2193:Before the appointment of the
1485:, which would destabilise the
462:~20,000 local irregular troops
460:~8,000 regular Turkish troops
13:
1:
6583:Giovanni Innocenzo Martinelli
6495:Tripoli-Castel Benito Airport
6357:Italian colonization of Libya
6197:Italian Blockade of Venezuela
5292:Kronstadt–Toulon naval visits
5246:1917 Franco-Russian agreement
5236:Japan–Korea Annexation Treaty
4449:Romanian landings in Bulgaria
4025:Johnston, Alan (2011-05-10).
3777:The Wars before the Great War
3467:. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
3305:Ministry of Culture of Turkey
2766:1913: The Cradle of Modernism
2530:
2475:
2262:, nearly a billion more than
2152:, which is often also called
1963:Then, on 24 February, in the
1381:and the establishment of the
1301:
6249:Occupation of Constantinople
6218:Italian Invasion of Anatolia
5152:Second Industrial Revolution
5026:League of the Three Emperors
4541:Greco-Turkish crisis of 1914
3884:Encyclopedia of Armored Cars
3461:Duggan, Christopher (2008).
3215:Encyclopedia of Armored Cars
3136:William James Makin (1935).
2825:"The World's First Warplane"
2235:
2186:(judge) would represent the
2041:Irregular war and atrocities
1657:Carlo Piazza flew the first
1328:French occupation of Tunisia
998:Anglo-German naval arms race
72:; Italian troops landing in
7:
6428:Southern Military Territory
6392:Italian refugees from Libya
6107:Italo-Ethiopian War of 1887
5182:Treaty of Versailles (1871)
4536:Autonomy of Northern Epirus
2796:Stanton, Andrea L. (2012).
2763:Jean-Michel Rabaté (2008).
2503:
2468:, and a small community of
1332:British control over Cyprus
10:
6776:
6725:1912 in the Ottoman Empire
6715:1911 in the Ottoman Empire
6525:Tripoli International Fair
6091:Colonial conflicts in the
5231:Japan–Korea Treaty of 1905
4555:Ottoman–Bulgarian alliance
3781:Cambridge University Press
3651:Bertarelli (1929), p. 206.
3497:. I.B. Tauris. p. 7.
2472:has remained to this day.
2044:
2000:Ottoman military officers
1882:
1764:among others. The Ottoman
1616:
1255:, most notably the use of
6740:History of the Dodecanese
6616:
6490:Railway stations in Libya
6436:
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5052:European balance of power
5044:
4979:
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4875:
4716:Konstantinos Sapountzakis
4621:
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4528:
4519:
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4467:
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4364:
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4155:Greco-Turkish War of 1897
4104:
3943:Guida d'Italia, Vol. XVII
3941:Bertarelli, L.V. (1929).
3450:– via Google Books.
3430:Empires at War: 1911–1923
3378:Beehler, William (1913).
3367:– via Google Books.
2549:. Routledge. p. 37.
1791:Italian troops landed at
1619:Italian invasion of Libya
1479:Alois Lexa von Aehrenthal
1474:Antonino Paternò Castello
1286:, from an early model of
662:
535:
473:
469:~40,000 Turks and Libyans
428:
250:
162:
95:
54:Clockwise from top left:
47:
39:
34:
6367:Second Italo-Senussi War
6176:Second Italo-Senussi War
5343:Venezuela Naval Blockade
5014:Anglo-Russian Convention
4490:Treaty of Constantinople
4382:1913 Ottoman coup d'état
3843:Beehler, William Henry.
3762:, (1993) 4#2 pp 285–312.
3760:Diplomacy and Statecraft
3747:Yakın Tarihin Gerçekleri
3629:Harvard University Press
3594:"Uşi (Ouchy) Antlaşması"
3257:Yakın Tarihin Gerçekleri
3154:Yakın Tarihin Gerçekleri
3095:Yakın Tarihin Gerçekleri
2933:The Libyan War 1911–1912
2515:Battles of Zanzur (1912)
2482:Primo, the Turkish Child
2150:First Treaty of Lausanne
2134:Rumbeyoğlu Fahreddin Bey
2118:Rumbeyoğlu Fahreddin Bey
1835:and interrupted Ottoman
1803:. The small 22 December
1694:, 26 May – 2 June 1912).
1691:La Domenica del Corriere
1379:Anglo-Russian Convention
1046:Anglo-Russian Convention
926:Second Concert of Europe
6579:Pidgin Italian of Libya
6372:Western Desert campaign
5981:Armenian reforms (1914)
5348:Alaska boundary dispute
5021:Anglo-Japanese Alliance
5004:Franco-Russian Alliance
4560:Balkans campaign of WWI
4209:Albanian revolt of 1912
3871:. Brill, Leiden, 1990.
3837:10.1163/157005876X00227
3745:İlber Ortaylı, 2012, “
3325:Libya: a modern history
3275:William Henry Beehler,
3255:İlber Ortaylı, 2012, “
3152:İlber Ortaylı, 2012, “
3093:İlber Ortaylı, 2012, “
2543:Erik Goldstein (2005).
2148:in Lausanne called the
1498:Italian Socialist Party
1430:Italian Prime Minister
1282:, on Turkish troops in
1154:, "Tripolitanian War",
1010:Anglo-Japanese Alliance
992:First Sino-Japanese War
986:Franco-Russian Alliance
956:Austro–Serbian Alliance
87:; Ottoman prisoners in
6745:Italy–Turkey relations
6649:Italian African Police
6545:Sciara Sciatt massacre
6485:Italian Libya Railways
6377:North African campaign
5852:Hünkar İskelesi (1833)
5267:Unification of Germany
5214:Taft–Katsura agreement
4834:Crown Prince Alexander
4812:Crown Prince Ferdinand
4775:Kölemen Abdullah Pasha
4603:Massacres of Civilians
4593:Massacres of Albanians
4546:Sarajevo Assassination
4475:Greek–Serbian Alliance
4468:Diplomacy and politics
4365:Diplomacy and politics
4189:Bulgarian Independence
3083:on September 15, 2012.
2930:Andrea Ungari (2014).
2903:A.J.P. Taylor (1954).
2251:
2141:
2121:
2096:, on the outskirts of
2089:
2065:
2009:
1898:
1788:
1695:
1649:heavier-than-air craft
1571:
1556:
1435:
1358:and French Ambassador
1159:
1151:
1070:Second Moroccan Crisis
914:Unification of Germany
486:8,189 killed in action
479:1,432 killed in action
251:Commanders and leaders
27:1911–1912 war in Libya
6705:Italy–Libya relations
6700:Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
6223:Siberian intervention
6181:World War II campaign
6137:World War II Campaign
5966:Constantinople (1913)
5932:Constantinople (1897)
5922:Constantinople (1888)
5912:Constantinople (1881)
5847:Constantinople (1832)
5807:Constantinople (1800)
5758:Küçük Kaynarca (1774)
5738:Constantinople (1736)
5728:Constantinople (1724)
5699:Constantinople (1700)
5639:Constantinople (1590)
5615:Constantinople (1562)
5600:Franco-Ottoman (1536)
5595:Constantinople (1533)
5590:Constantinople (1479)
5585:Constantinople (1454)
5353:First Moroccan Crisis
5067:Spread of nationalism
5031:Eight-Nation Alliance
4860:Other Balkan states:
4701:Eleftherios Venizelos
4377:Albanian Independence
4179:Young Turk Revolution
4063:, September 28, 1912.
4005:at Wikimedia Commons
3569:Mount Holyoke College
3491:Geoff Simons (2003).
2982:Clark, Christopher M.
2802:. Sage. p. 310.
2653:Lyall, Jason (2020).
2243:
2127:
2116:
2102:1911 Tripoli massacre
2083:
2054:
1999:
1954:Battle of Kunfuda Bay
1892:
1871:. The largest was at
1801:Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
1786:
1688:(from Italian weekly
1681:
1562:
1554:
1429:
1253:technological changes
1052:Young Turk Revolution
1034:First Moroccan Crisis
481:1,948 died of disease
474:Casualties and losses
123:Eastern Mediterranean
6565:Auto-Saharan Company
6449:Italian Tripolitania
6112:Mahdist War in Sudan
5996:Brest-Litovsk (1918)
5358:Algeciras Conference
5338:Annexation of Hawaii
5277:Great Eastern Crisis
5272:Unification of Italy
5262:Formation of Romania
5079:French–German enmity
4711:Pavlos Kountouriotis
3919:Stevenson, Charles.
3897:Hallion, Richard P.
3852:Biddle, Tami Davis,
3407:smallwarsjournal.com
3309:Turkish Armed Forces
3167:Borrettt, William C.
2520:Battle of Sidi Bilal
2318:Ottoman Tripolitania
2313:Miroslav Spalajković
1607:invasion of Ethiopia
1192:Italian Tripolitania
1174:, of which the main
1172:Tripolitania Vilayet
932:Great Eastern Crisis
115:Ottoman Tripolitania
6760:Victor Emmanuel III
6634:2nd Libyan Division
6629:1st Libyan Division
6478:Fascist imperialism
6127:Somaliland campaign
5689:Bakhchisaray (1681)
5423:Philippine–American
5408:First Sino-Japanese
5241:Racconigi agreement
5187:Treaty of Frankfurt
5147:Great Rapprochement
5101:Scramble for Africa
4738:Crown Prince Danilo
4588:Carnegie Commission
4485:Treaty of Bucharest
4174:Macedonian Struggle
4150:Serbo-Bulgarian War
4010:Antonio De Martino.
3953:#167, October 1971.
3926:Vandervort, Bruce.
3867:Childs, Timothy W.
3736:10.2 (2013) 437–459
3600:on 3 September 2010
2867:James D. Crabtree:
2029:of nations such as
1455:French protectorate
1391:Victor Emmanuel III
1370:and thereby weaken
1257:airplanes in combat
920:Franco-Prussian War
872:South Africa (1914)
837:South Africa (1906)
802:South Africa (1899)
772:Matabeleland (1896)
762:South Africa (1895)
742:Matabeleland (1893)
707:Somalia (1888–1924)
702:Equatoria (1886–89)
672:South Africa (1880)
667:South Africa (1879)
654:Scramble for Africa
267:Victor Emmanuel III
42:Scramble for Africa
18:Italian-Turkish War
6520:Tripoli Grand Prix
6515:Arch of the Fileni
6510:Via della Vittoria
6122:Banadir Resistance
6049:Treaties of Turkey
5892:San Stefano (1878)
5862:Balta Liman (1838)
5763:Aynalıkavak (1779)
5733:Ahmet Pasha (1732)
5723:Passarowitz (1718)
5649:Nasuh Pasha (1612)
5282:Congress of Berlin
5199:Reinsurance Treaty
5177:Congress of Vienna
5157:Industrial warfare
5123:Scramble for China
4817:Alexandru Averescu
4785:Hasan Tahsin Pasha
4706:Panagiotis Danglis
4613:Places burned down
4139:Congress of Berlin
4050:2015-03-16 at the
3935:In other languages
3816:2020-10-08 at the
3805:Askew, William C.
3714:Clark, pp. 256–258
3696:Clark, pp. 251–252
3669:Clark, pp. 243–244
3529:(1): 58–62. 1913.
3029:Clark, pp. 245–246
3020:Clark, pp. 244–245
2855:2012-10-09 at the
2719:on 25 October 2021
2690:, ABC-CLIO, 2005,
2462:Treaty of Lausanne
2329:Congress of Berlin
2252:
2230:Treaty of Lausanne
2158:Treaty of Lausanne
2142:
2122:
2090:
2066:
2010:
1899:
1789:
1773:Republic of Turkey
1696:
1603:Italian Somaliland
1572:
1557:
1436:
1326:had agreed to the
1316:Congress of Berlin
1227:Treaty of Lausanne
1152:Trablusgarp Savaşı
1022:Russo-Japanese War
980:Reinsurance Treaty
938:Campaign in Bosnia
891:Events leading to
727:Mashonaland (1890)
435:Mobilisation 1911:
190:Italian Somaliland
153:Dodecanese Islands
6735:Conflicts in 1912
6730:Conflicts in 1911
6695:Italo-Turkish War
6682:
6681:
6555:Arab Lictor Youth
6540:Italo-Turkish War
6461:Italian Cyrenaica
6418:Benghazi Province
6413:Misurata Province
6352:Italo-Turkish War
6257:
6256:
6166:Italo-Turkish War
6058:
6057:
6042:Turkey portal
5842:Adrianople (1829)
5644:Zitvatorok (1606)
5634:Adrianople (1568)
5605:Adrianople (1547)
5493:
5492:
5462:Albanian Revolts
5319:German Naval Laws
5303:Naval arms races
5287:Berlin Conference
5219:Hague Conventions
4888:
4887:
4795:Ahmed Izzet Pasha
4674:Stiliyan Kovachev
4399:Second Balkan War
4372:London Conference
4204:Italo-Turkish War
4194:31 March Incident
4019:Turco-Italian War
4003:Italo-Turkish War
4001:Media related to
3985:978-975-16-0160-5
3969:978-2-35428-141-0
3951:Storia Illustrata
3862:978-0-691-12010-2
3504:978-1-86064-988-2
3474:978-0-618-35367-5
3192:, pp. 42–43.
3139:War Over Ethiopia
2823:Maksel, Rebecca.
2776:978-0-470-69147-2
2713:www.mtholyoke.edu
2498:Primo Türk Çocuğu
2458:Greco–Turkish War
2414:Mustafa Kemal Bey
2366:Second Balkan War
2356:that created the
2273:, the Djebel and
2264:Giovanni Giolitti
2075:guerrilla warfare
1863:on the coasts of
1742:Mustafa Kemal Bey
1624:that the Ottoman
1601:, the capital of
1542:Military campaign
1510:Gaetano Salvemini
1489:and the European
1440:Giovanni Giolitti
1432:Giovanni Giolitti
1395:Racconigi Bargain
1296:Guglielmo Marconi
1236:. Members of the
1144:Turco-Italian War
1134:
1133:
1076:Italo-Turkish War
1064:Racconigi Bargain
968:Berlin Conference
885:
884:
842:Morocco (1907–34)
832:Morocco (1905–06)
827:Tanganyika (1905)
807:Somaliland (1900)
747:Morocco (1893–94)
732:Katanga (1891−92)
697:Madagascar (1883)
618:
617:
527:Italo-Turkish War
492:
491:
445:66 mountain guns
439:14,600 quadrupeds
365:Mehmed Said Pasha
279:Giovanni Giolitti
158:
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117:(Ottoman Libya),
35:Italo-Turkish War
16:(Redirected from
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6644:Ascari del Cielo
6588:Adriano Visconti
6500:Italian Benghazi
6444:Italian settlers
6437:Related articles
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6001:Trebizond (1918)
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5694:Karlowitz (1699)
5556:Selymbria (1411)
5551:Gallipoli (1403)
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5128:Open Door Policy
5062:Eastern question
5009:Entente Cordiale
4915:
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4892:
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4854:Božidar Janković
4849:Stepa Stepanović
4721:Viktor Dousmanis
4570:Macedonian front
4565:Serbian campaign
4495:Treaty of Athens
4444:Southern Dobruja
4387:Treaty of London
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2333:Bulgarian Crisis
2296:Rodolfo Graziani
2218:First Balkan War
2180:(regent), and a
2130:Pietro Bertolini
1965:Battle of Beirut
1805:Battle of Tobruk
1684:Giovanni Ameglio
1564:Ismail Enver Bey
1547:Opening maneuver
1506:Benito Mussolini
1491:balance of power
1487:Balkan Peninsula
1483:Eastern Question
1419:L'Idea Nazionale
1414:Enrico Corradini
1312:War of 1877–1878
1246:First Balkan War
1164:Kingdom of Italy
1126:
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1028:Entente Cordiale
1004:Fashoda Incident
974:Bulgarian Crisis
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1495:
1471:
1448:
1437:
1417:
1411:
1376:
1364:North Africa
1348:Tripolitania
1336:
1305:
1288:Etrich Taube
1276:Sottotenente
1274:
1260:
1250:
1231:
1204:
1143:
1139:
1137:
1075:
866:
782:Benin (1897)
717:Congo (1895)
687:Egypt (1882)
682:Sudan (1881)
555:Sciara Sciat
525:
464:
455:
434:
308:
291:Carlo Caneva
208:
168:
163:Belligerents
145:Tripolitania
143:Italy gains
85:Al Qunfudhah
80:
67:
40:Part of the
6307:Italo Balbo
6100:East Africa
5951:Daan (1911)
5944:(1908–1922)
5775:(1789–1908)
5711:(1703–1789)
5627:(1566–1703)
5578:(1453–1566)
5544:(1299–1453)
5485:World War I
5448:Balkan Wars
5433:Second Boer
5418:Banana Wars
5382:July Crisis
5313:Dreadnought
5298:Weltpolitik
5142:Pan-Slavism
4760:Nazim Pasha
4654:Ivan Fichev
4639:Ivan Geshov
4634:Ferdinand I
4550:World War I
4276:Lule Burgas
4241:Sarantaporo
4098:Balkan Wars
3831:: 156–196.
3769:Works cited
2494:Balkan Wars
2394:Paul Cambon
2325:Crimean War
2226:World War I
2035:Dardanelles
2027:irredentism
2006:Nuri Conker
2004:(left) and
1918:Garibaldino
1463:Edward Grey
1387:Nicholas II
1310:during the
1271:aerial bomb
1242:nationalism
1223:World War I
1219:Balkan Wars
1094:July Crisis
1082:Balkan Wars
893:World War I
792:Chad (1898)
580:Kunfuda Bay
377:Enver Pasha
138:Territorial
83:sinking at
58:of Italian
6689:Categories
6505:Via Balbia
5748:Niş (1739)
5709:Old Regime
5170:agreements
5118:Great Game
5084:Revanchism
4770:Esad Pasha
4765:Zeki Pasha
4733:Nicholas I
4728:Montenegro
4581:Atrocities
4424:Bregalnica
4286:Adrianople
4199:Goudi coup
4105:Background
3579:2007-07-23
3390:awn illah.
3108:Halil Pasa
3008:2012515665
2990:Allen Lane
2988:. London:
2967:2007-04-03
2877:0275947920
2531:References
2476:Literature
2442:Dodecanese
2354:Montenegro
2071:mujahideen
2061:mujahideen
2015:Aegean Sea
1991:Suez Canal
1913:Artigliere
1883:See also:
1797:resistance
1769:Osman Fuad
1762:journalist
1525:suzerainty
1302:Background
1211:Aegean Sea
1207:Dodecanese
812:Aro (1901)
590:Al-Fwaihat
119:Aegean Sea
69:mujahideen
6466:Governors
6454:Governors
6401:Provinces
6299:Governors
5133:Meiji era
4980:Alliances
4790:Enver Bey
4529:Aftermath
4434:Kalimanci
4429:Knjaževac
4246:Kardzhali
4122:Bulgarian
3749:“ p. 55
3639:, p. 175.
3604:24 August
3551:246008658
3259:“ p. 53
3217:, p. 104.
3156:“ p. 49
2698:, p. 946.
2663:cite book
2634:, p. 176.
2418:Enver Bey
2396:wrote to
2236:Aftermath
1952:) in the
1934:Kastamonu
1869:Cyrenaica
1849:Cyrenaica
1841:Enver Bey
1821:artillery
1738:Enver Bey
1706:San Marco
1628:in 1911,
1599:Mogadishu
1568:Cyrenaica
1407:Bosphorus
1403:Cyrenaica
1389:and King
1318:in 1878,
1196:Cyrenaica
1184:Cyrenaica
1084:1912–1913
1078:1911–1912
1060:1908–1909
1042:1906–1908
1036:1905–1906
1024:1904–1905
1000:1898–1912
994:1894–1895
982:1887–1890
976:1885–1888
958:1881–1903
952:1880–1902
950:Boer Wars
934:1875–1878
922:1870–1871
916:1866–1871
149:Cyrenaica
62:cannons;
4880:Category
4755:Mehmed V
4691:George I
4629:Bulgaria
4316:Merhamli
4311:Kaliakra
4301:Monastir
4261:Kumanovo
4256:Sorovich
4117:Albanian
4048:Archived
3814:Archived
3631:, 2008,
3446:25 March
3412:25 March
3363:25 March
3336:, p. 28.
3243:, p. 11.
3239:Hallion
3230:, p. 19.
3226:Biddle,
3169:(1945).
3062:Biddle,
2984:(2012).
2853:Archived
2834:25 March
2748:25 March
2723:25 March
2504:See also
2454:Anatolia
2430:Nuri Bey
2426:Cami Bey
2346:Bulgaria
2337:Bulgaria
2271:Ghadames
2244:Italian
2008:(right).
1982:Avnillah
1973:lighters
1971:and six
1969:corvette
1946:Refahiye
1930:Gökcedag
1907:Piemonte
1861:enclaves
1829:infantry
1816:trenches
1754:Nuri Bey
1750:Cami Bey
1701:Benghazi
1654:Capitano
1533:de facto
1322:and the
1262:Capitano
1166:and the
1016:May Coup
570:Ain Zara
550:Benghazi
429:Strength
353:Mehmed V
151:and the
110:Location
5113:In Asia
4946:Germany
4862:Albania
4829:Peter I
4807:Carol I
4802:Romania
4522:General
4407:Battles
4331:Korytsa
4321:Driskos
4281:Yenidje
4271:Scutari
4234:Battles
4132:Serbian
3825:Arabica
3809:(1942)
3543:2212446
3284:(p. 49)
3177:Halifax
3066:, p. 19
2390:Entente
2370:Romania
2321:vilayet
2098:Tripoli
1922:Ayintab
1897:harbor.
1873:Tripoli
1833:plateau
1766:Şehzade
1712:Agordat
1570:, 1911.
1504:leader
1399:Tripoli
1385:, Tsar
1372:Germany
1352:Morocco
1339:Tripoli
1188:Tripoli
1156:Italian
1148:Turkish
1040:Pig War
605:Misrata
565:Al-Hani
545:Tripoli
540:Preveza
456:Initial
391: (
309:†
140:changes
78:gunboat
74:Tripoli
56:Battery
6669:Spahis
6664:Savari
6659:Zaptié
6232:Europe
5471:Second
5458:Second
5255:Events
5045:Trends
4961:Russia
4941:France
4824:Serbia
4686:Greece
4419:Doiran
4351:Bizani
4346:Şarköy
4341:Bulair
4336:Lemnos
4296:Himara
4291:Prilep
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2450:Rhodes
2350:Serbia
2342:Greece
2279:Murzuk
2275:Fezzan
2247:Alpini
2188:Caliph
2169:Rhodes
2136:, and
2031:Serbia
2019:Rhodes
1987:Beirut
1895:Beirut
1845:Alpini
1793:Tobruk
1434:, 1905
1320:France
1186:, and
1180:Fezzan
610:Zanzur
600:Rhodes
585:Beirut
575:Tobruk
305:
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130:Result
89:Rhodes
60:149/23
6654:Bands
5476:Third
5466:First
5453:First
4956:Japan
4951:Italy
4504:Other
4459:Pirot
4454:Vidin
4127:Greek
3547:S2CID
3539:JSTOR
2881:p. 9
2283:Jihad
2277:with
2210:naibs
2206:kadis
2199:naibs
2195:kadis
2146:Ouchy
1950:Sipka
1926:Bafra
1857:Libya
1809:Derna
1730:Derna
1581:Yemen
1529:Egypt
1292:Turks
1284:Libya
1178:were
595:Derna
465:Final
81:Bafra
6206:Asia
5942:Fall
5542:Rise
5391:Wars
4548:and
4326:Elli
4165:IMRO
4038:2011
3981:ISBN
3965:ISBN
3903:ISBN
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3858:ISBN
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3606:2010
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2750:2018
2725:2018
2692:ISBN
2669:link
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