Примери коришћења Ottoman government на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Ottoman Government.
Djemal Pasha was one of the Three Pashas who effectively controlled the Ottoman government.
The Ottoman Government.
Unlike other Fruška gora monasteries, Fenek remained under the Ottoman government until 1717.
In early 1914 the Ottoman Government was concerned with three main goals.
Unlike other Fruška gora monasteries, Fenek remained under the Ottoman government until 1717.
Unfortunately, the Ottoman government pulled down the ancient walls to modernize and"beautify" the town.
Barbara Jelavich states:"The Muslims of Bosnia andHerzegovina were becoming increasingly disillusioned with the Ottoman government.
The nearly five centuries of Ottoman government of Bulgaria played a decisive role in the developing of the Bulgarian culture.
After the outbreak of the Khmelnytsky Rebellion in 1648 Cossack activity reduced in intensity, butremained an issue of critical importance for the Ottoman government.
Ottoman government income grew from 183 million akçe in 1560 to 581 million in 1660, an increase of 217%.
This character of uprising sparked the interest of the great powers of Europe,whom consulate representatives worked on giving Vukalović to the Ottoman government.
Marrash was granted permission by the Ottoman government to print her book after composing a poem exalting Sultan Abdul Hamid II.
During the conference in February 1920, the Armenian community presented an additional demand for the restitution of property and assets seized by the Ottoman government.
The Seraglio(the former Ottoman government building) is on the east side of Beit Shean and acts as a visitor center for the archaeological site.
Protests, mutinies, and rebellions allowed the Janissaries to express their disapproval of imperial policy, andthey frequently played a role in forming political coalitions within the Ottoman government.
In 1906, the Ottoman government recognized the Serb Millet in Macedonia.[13][14] This decision was made independently from the Serbian government.[13].
Establishment of such a vilayet was agreed between the Albanian rebels andthe authorized representatives of the Ottoman government on September 4, 1912, following the Albanian Revolt of 1912.
Among notable people in the Ottoman government of fully or partial Serb ancestry were several viziers and sultans(Suleiman II and Osman III).
In the early stages of the Armenian Genocide of 1915, around 2,300 Armenian intellectualswere deported from Constantinople(Istanbul) and subsequently mostly murdered by the Ottoman government.
Although they took an important part in Ottoman government and formed a large part of a community of foreign creditors and traders,[15] Jews were harassed by the hospodars of the two Principalities.
In the beginning, and also at times at the end, the Serbian Chetniks had strict orders of defence and protection, andnot any offensive; Ottoman government and the Great Powers agreed that the Chetniks did not carry out crimes and massacres, though the great armed conflicts could not be without violence.
While waiting for the Ottoman government approval, the Serbian government changed the decision and ordered through the consuls that Ottoman Serbs request that Radenković be appointed instead.
He successfully had Prohor and his closest people imprisoned by the Ottoman government, and had unreliable bishops removed and began reorganizing Serbian Orthodox Church, proclaiming himself Serbian Patriarch.[4].
But the Ottoman government crushed the revolt, led by the local Herzegovinian Ali-paša Rizvanbegović of Stolac, who was later given Pashaluk of Herzegovina as a reward by the sultan Mahmud II.
When he moved there,the palace became the fourth seat of Ottoman government the previous ones were the Eski Saray Old Palace in Edirne, and the Topkapı Palace and Dolmabahçe Palaces in Istanbul.
At the end of each year the Ottoman government produced a comprehensive balance-sheet depicting its revenues and expenses, giving historians a window through which to view their finances.
During World War I, the Muslim Ottoman government systematically killed of 1.5 million Armenian Christians in the Ottoman Empire and its successor state, the Republic of Turkey.
The advent of the First World War gave the Young Turks and the Ottoman government the opportunity to exterminate the Assyrians in a series of massacres and atrocities inflicted on a people whose culture dates back millennia and whose language, Aramaic, was spoken by Jesus.