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HISTORYTODAY
(2017)
History Today, “Turkey’s relationship with the west. In this narrative one name is particularly prominent: the hard-line Sultan Abdülhamid II, one of the last Ottoman leaders, who reigned in the twilight of the Empire, from 1876 to 1909.
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