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The Fall of the Ottoman Empire: Why Reforms Could Not Save the Sick Man of Europe

The Fall of the Ottoman Empire: Why Reforms Could Not Save the Sick Man of Europe

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In this episode of Why Every Great Empire Eventually Falls, Lucas and Luna explore the slow decline and eventual collapse of the Ottoman Empire, focusing on the 19th-century reform efforts known as the Tanzimat. They discuss how the empire's attempts to modernize its military, bureaucracy, and legal system were undermined by internal resistance, foreign pressure, and the rise of nationalist movements. Key figures include Sultan Mahmud II, who abolished the Janissaries; Mustafa Reşid Pasha, architect of the Tanzimat; and the Young Ottomans, who opposed the reforms. The conversation covers the impact of the Greek War of Independence, the Crimean War, the Treaty of Paris, and the emergence of the Committee of Union and Progress. Lucas explains how the millet system and the capitulations to foreign powers eroded Ottoman sovereignty, leading to the empire's final dissolution after World War I. #OttomanEmpire #Tanzimat #SickManOfEurope #SultanMahmudII #MustafaReşidPasha #YoungOttomans #Janissaries #GreekWarOfIndependence #CrimeanWar #TreatyOfParis1856 #CommitteeOfUnionAndProgress #MilletSystem #Capitulations #Nationalism #DeclineOfEmpires #History #FexingoHistory #OttomanReforms Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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