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  • A FORGOTTEN FRONT The Russo-Turkish War in the Caucasus (1914-1917)

    by Bogdan Morar ...
    Witness to numerous battles throughout history, the Caucasus endured another harsh war between November 1914 and December 1917. This work, about "a quasi - ignored front , makes known to the public, to a greater extent , a particularly important segment of the history of the First World War in the eastern parts of Europe, at the confluence wi th Asia, a front that had a considerable role in the ... Read more

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  • A Forgotten Front

    The Russo-Turkish War in the Caucasus (1914-1917)

    by Morar Bogdan ...
    Witness to numerous battles throughout history, the Caucasus endured another harsh war between November 1914 and December 1917. This work, about "a quasi - ignored front, makes known to the public, to a greater extent, a particularly important segment of the history of the First World War in the eastern parts of Europe, at the confluence with Asia, a front that had a considerable role in the ... Read more

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  • The Fall of the Ottomans

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  • On Secret Service East of Constantinople

    The Plot to Bring Down the British Empire

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    The Ottoman Empire and Germany's Bid for World Power, 1898-1918

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