-Title: Cihan Harbinde Türkler 1914-1918 -Authors: Tunca Örses, İclal Örses -ISBN: 978-605-137-736-0 -Publisher: TOBB Yayın -Publication Date Year/Month/Day: 2019/-/- -Page Count: 565 -Format: Paperback -Description: The Great War, the greatest destruction the history of universal civilization had witnessed up to that point, ended with the deaths of millions of people, millions more left disabled by severe injuries, and countless losses, marking the end of a long historical journey for the Ottoman Empire. World War I: Turks 1914-1918 is an album-book that allows us to witness the sacred struggle of a heroic generation who fought tooth and nail on nine fronts during that destructive storm, accompanied by 541 visual materials, most of which are being published for the first time. It is a photographic narrative of the famous and unknown soldiers, from Enver Pasha to the lowest-ranking private, who, tempered by fire and blood in the prime of their lives, managed to uphold the honor and dignity of the Turkish nation, at a moment when Turkey, long declared the “Sick Man,” was on the brink of extinction.
The weight of the album, composed of photographs obtained from ATASE and the Library of Congress, reflects the careful selection and presentation of Tunca and İclal Örses, who devoted years to compiling works in this field, and succeeds in presenting us with a panoramic view of the Turkish struggle that spread across the country's fronts during the Great War.
Turks in the World War 1914-1918 was published on the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War as a symbol of our respectful bow before the memory of our heroic ancestors.
-Authors: Tunca Örses, İclal Örses
-ISBN: 978-605-137-736-0
-Publisher: TOBB Yayın
-Publication Date Year/Month/Day: 2019/-/-
-Page Count: 565
-Format: Paperback
-Description: The Great War, the greatest destruction the history of universal civilization had witnessed up to that point, ended with the deaths of millions of people, millions more left disabled by severe injuries, and countless losses, marking the end of a long historical journey for the Ottoman Empire. World War I: Turks 1914-1918 is an album-book that allows us to witness the sacred struggle of a heroic generation who fought tooth and nail on nine fronts during that destructive storm, accompanied by 541 visual materials, most of which are being published for the first time. It is a photographic narrative of the famous and unknown soldiers, from Enver Pasha to the lowest-ranking private, who, tempered by fire and blood in the prime of their lives, managed to uphold the honor and dignity of the Turkish nation, at a moment when Turkey, long declared the “Sick Man,” was on the brink of extinction.
The weight of the album, composed of photographs obtained from ATASE and the Library of Congress, reflects the careful selection and presentation of Tunca and İclal Örses, who devoted years to compiling works in this field, and succeeds in presenting us with a panoramic view of the Turkish struggle that spread across the country's fronts during the Great War.
Turks in the World War 1914-1918 was published on the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War as a symbol of our respectful bow before the memory of our heroic ancestors.
-Language: Turkish
-Link: https://www.alazmuzayede.com/urun/106...