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Copyright Professor Dr. Hale Sivgin 2014

Abstract

Serbia, having possessed as of 1912 Kosovo, Macedonia and Sancak, known as South Serbia, signed a treaty with the Ottoman Empire in Istanbul on 14th March 1914 following the Balkan Wars. Although this peace treaty guaranteed the rights of the Muslims living in Serbia, upon the outbreak of the First World War on 28th July 1914, relations between the Ottoman Empire and Serbia broke down as of 1 November 1914. The Ottoman Empire also got involved in the war from 11 November 1914 onwards and Serbia and the Ottoman Empire fought against each other on different fronts. As a result, the Muslims living in Serbia were subjected to hardships, they were enrolled into military service and their properties were seized, this sort of tedious treatment imposed on them led to the outbreak of complaints and rebellion amongst the Muslim community living there.

Details

Title
I. Dünya Savasi'nda Sirbistan'in Müslümanlara Karsi Tutumu/Serbia's Attitude Towards Muslims During The First World War
Author
Özkan, Ayse
Pages
49-70
Publication year
2014
Publication date
2014
Publisher
Professor Dr. Hale Sivgin
ISSN
13079778
e-ISSN
13095137
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
Turkish
ProQuest document ID
1545346684
Copyright
Copyright Professor Dr. Hale Sivgin 2014