Shattering Empires: The Clash and Collapse of the Ottoman and Russian Empires, 1908–1918 §

Cited by events (6) §

• Ottoman entry into the First World War 1914
• Sarıkamış catastrophe 1914
• Armistice of Mudros 1918
• Treaty of Lausanne 1923
• Armenian Genocide 1915
• Battle of Sardarapat 1918

Cited by legal rulings (3) §

• Treaty of Sèvres
• Treaty of Moscow (Russia–Turkey)
• Treaty of Kars

Cited in disputes (2) §

• Are Azerbaijanis Turks? Pan-Turkism and Caucasian identity academic-consensus
  Academic consensus: distinct Caucasian-Iranic-Turkic synthesis
• The 1828–30 Armenian migration: "manufactured demographic" or "return to homeland"? academic-consensus
  Academic consensus: state-organised migration into a contested baseline

Inline citations (1) §

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• Event Shusha pogrom (1905) 1 cite
  1. The February 1905 Baku massacres spread fear across the South Caucasus and were read in Karabakh as evidence that imperial order could fail.
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