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It becomes apparent soon after 1908 that …
Years: 1900 - 1911
It becomes apparent soon after 1908 that the nationalism of Abdul Hamid's successors is Turkish nationalism bent on Turkification of the Ottoman domain, rather than on granting local autonomy.
In response, Arab urban intellectuals form clandestine political societies such as the Ottoman Decentralization Party, based in Cairo; Al Ahd (The Covenant Society), formed primarily by army officers in 1914; and Jamiat al Arabiyah al Fatat (The Young Arab Society), known as Al Fatat (The Young Arabs), formed by students in 1911.
The Arab nationalism espoused by these groups, however, lacks support among the Arab masses.
In response, Arab urban intellectuals form clandestine political societies such as the Ottoman Decentralization Party, based in Cairo; Al Ahd (The Covenant Society), formed primarily by army officers in 1914; and Jamiat al Arabiyah al Fatat (The Young Arab Society), known as Al Fatat (The Young Arabs), formed by students in 1911.
The Arab nationalism espoused by these groups, however, lacks support among the Arab masses.
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- Arab people
- Jews
- Christians, Maronite
- Muslims, Sunni
- Muslims, Shi'a
- Christians, Eastern Orthodox
- Ottoman Empire
- Palestine, Ottoman
- Arab nationalism
- Syria, Ottoman viyalet of
- Beirut Vilayet
- ZO (Zionist Organization)
- Zionism
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Years: 1900 - 1911
People
Groups
- Arab people
- Jews
- Christians, Maronite
- Muslims, Sunni
- Muslims, Shi'a
- Christians, Eastern Orthodox
- Ottoman Empire
- Palestine, Ottoman
- Arab nationalism
- Syria, Ottoman viyalet of
- Beirut Vilayet
- ZO (Zionist Organization)
- Zionism
Topics
Commodoties
Subjects
Regions
Subregions