This course explores the Ottoman Empire's involvement in World War I, focusing on its offensives, struggles, and strategic victories during the years 1914-1916. By the end of the course, learners will understand the Ottoman Empire's unpreparedness for total war, the challenges it faced, and the key events that shaped its wartime strategy. The course aims to teach students about the Ottoman Army's composition, the empire's adversaries, and the significant historical events that unfolded during this period. The teaching method involves a lecture format, providing historical insights and analysis. This course is intended for history enthusiasts, students of military history, and anyone interested in learning about the Ottoman Empire's role in World War I.
Overview
Syllabus
Ottoman Empire Unprepared for World War I
2.8 Million Ottoman Soldiers Mobilized for War
Arab Revolt of June 1916
Who Was the Ottoman Army Comprised Of?
What the Ottoman Was Up Against
The Ottoman Strategy in 1914
Armenian Uprising of April 1915
British Have Strategic Advantage in World War I
What We Know Now About the Gallipoli Operation
Ottomans Win Significant Strategic Victory
Ottomans Face Weapons and Labor Shortage
Taught by
Wondrium
