La Cilicie Et Le Problème Ottoman [Par] Pierre Redan. PrÃ(c)f. Par RenÃ(c) Pinon

La Cilicie et le Problème ottoman by Pierre Redan, with a preface by René Pinon, examines the historical and political complexities surrounding Cilicia and its relationship with the Ottoman Empire. Published in 1921, this work provides insights into the geopolitical landscape of the early 20th century, offering a detailed analysis of the region's strategic importance and the challenges posed by the decline of Ottoman power.

Redan's study delves into the intricate web of international relations, exploring the interests and involvement of various European powers in the region. This historical account is valuable for understanding the forces that shaped the modern Middle East and the legacy of the Ottoman Empire. A crucial resource for scholars and readers interested in the history of Turkey, France, and the broader dynamics of European and Middle Eastern politics.

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