5-25: Baku And Transjordan

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5-25: Baku And Transjordan

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Jul 13, 2020

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Part 25 of a series on the partition of the Ottoman Empire mostly focusing on the their role in WWI. In this episode, we discuss Enver Pasha's role in Libya, the implementation of the Balfour Declaration in Palestine, and the British attempts to invade Transjordan.

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Jul 13, 2020

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5-25: Baku And Transjordan

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