Greek army / Ottoman army / Iranian Christian militia / Armenian party / office of Tribal and Immigrant Settlement / Various Ottoman army / army / Ottoman Parliament / Special Organization / Abduhamid’s government / Russian army / Ministry of Interior / Türk Ocağı / CUP’s Central Committee / German Foreign Office / Dashnak Party / Like Abdulhamid's government / Turkist / Interior Ministry / Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) / Policies Committee / Berlin Congress / Union and Progress / Young Turk Committee / Armenian Assembly / /
Person
Mustafa Aksakal / Many Sunnis / Prince / Emanuel Emanuelidis / Hans Lukas Kieser / Mehmed Talat / Mehmed Reşid / Matthias Erzberger / Hans-Lukas Kieser / Mehmed Sabahaddin / Christian Armeno-Syriac / Ziya Gökalp / Syriac Christians / Abdulhamid II / Halil Kut / Andranik Ozanian / Elizabeth Thompson / Enver / Tahir Jevdet / Hans Freiherr von Wangenheim / / /
Position
Minister of Interior / Minister of the Interior / General / ambassador / Prince / Governor / leader / Kemalist politician / young officer the elite division / military governor / /
ProvinceOrState
Edirne / New Brunswick / Diyarbekir / /
PublishedMedium
southern Syria / /
Region
Northern Africa / southern Syria / Balkans / Middle East / eastern Asia / Southern Iraq / central Asia / northern Syria / Northern Iraq / /
Minorities (Ottoman Empire/Middle East) By Hans-Lukas Kieser The Ottoman Empire was the most religiously diverse empire in Europe and Asia. Macedonia, the southernmost Balkan regions and Asia Minor, which formed historic