From the first arrests in Constantinople to the consequences that followed, this story reveals what happened on April 24, 1915 and why it still shapes history today.
Tag: Ottoman Empire
December 9, 1917 | Capture of Jerusalem by British Forces
On December 9, 1917, British forces led by General Edmund Allenby captured Jerusalem, ending centuries of Ottoman rule and marking a critical victory in World War I.
September 12, 1683 | The Battle That Lifted the Siege of Vienna
On September 12, 1683, a Polish-Imperial coalition descended from the Kahlenberg and broke the Ottoman siege of Vienna. Read the evidence-led story.
September 11, 1697 | The Battle of Zenta Traps an Ottoman Army at the Tisza
On September 11, 1697, Prince Eugene attacked the Ottoman army during its crossing of the Tisza at Zenta, winning a victory that reshaped Central Europe.