John Buchan’s British-Designed: Jihad in Greenmantle
John Buchan (1875–1940) was the director of British Intelligence in the last two years of World War i and a novelist, too. His…
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World War I
A German “Illusive Love”: Rashīd Ridā’s Perceptions of the First World War…
The inevitable event comes to pass … as enticed by the vanity of the Great States. It was thought that their politicians due to…
The Man Who Would Be Caliph: Sharīfian Propaganda in World War I
The purpose of Sharīfian propaganda during the war was first and foremost to gain Muslim, Arab and British recognition of the…
War, Propaganda and Architecture Cemal Pasha’s Restoration of Islamic…
In the following I am sending a few notes on the German survey of Damascus. The copy I am sending, from which the accompanying…
Propaganda or Culture War: Jihad, Islam, and Nationalism in Turkish…
During the period of the jealously guarded absolute power of the cup, from the Bab-ı âli (Sublime Porte) Raid of 23 January 1913…