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Former countries: Ottoman Empire

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Military history: Historiography / Ottoman / World War I

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Success of the Ottoman army

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The overall conclusion, all things considered, is that the Ottoman army’s record in World War I was an astounding achievement. The book claims it was a "saga of fortitude and resilience". The book presents ample evidence to support this conclusion.

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The overall conclusion, all things considered, is that the Ottoman army’s record in World War I was an astounding achievement. The book claims it was a "saga of fortitude and resilience. 'This is proven by the fact that at Gallipoli the Ottoman army succeeded in defeating the armies of the British and the French Empire. Also in the East it succeeded in stopping the invading Russian Empire. Chonanh (talk) 16:43, 10 October 2013 (UTC)[reply]