The Peace That Blows All Peaces: The Collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the Formation of the Contemporary Middle East ; Ṣulḥī kah hamah-yi ṣulḥ'hā rā bar bād dād : furūpāshī-i impirāturī-i ʻus̲mānī va shikl'gīrī-i khāvarmīyānah-yi muʻās̲ir

Name: The Peace That Blows All Peaces: The Collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the Formation of the Contemporary Middle East ; Ṣulḥī kah hamah-yi ṣulḥ'hā rā bar bād dād : furūpāshī-i impirāturī-i ʻus̲mānī va shikl'gīrī-i khāvarmīyānah-yi muʻās̲ir
Author: David Fromkin (Author) (Author of introduction), Ḥasan Afshār (Translator), Neframkin, David

Title	The Peace That Blows All Peaces: The Collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the Formation of the Contemporary Middle East ; Ṣulḥī kah hamah-yi ṣulḥ'hā rā bar bād dād : furūpāshī-i impirāturī-i ʻus̲mānī va shikl'gīrī-i khāvarmīyānah-yi muʻās̲ir
Author	David Fromkin (Author) (Author of introduction), Ḥasan Afshār (Translator), Neframkin, David
Publication Date:	1401 2023
Publication Place	Teheran - Mahi
Subject	Ottoman Empire -- 1910-1919 -- 1920-1929, history -- 1910-1919 -- 1920-1929, conflicts -- 1910-1919 -- 1920-1929, Middle East -- 1910-1919 -- 1920-1929, political conditions -- 1910-1919 -- 1920-1929
Type	Book
Language	Persian
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID	ISBN : 9789642090488
Record ID	alma99124895091505763
Library Location	Royal Danish Library
Date	1401 2023
Notes	Original title: A peace to end all peace: the fall of the Ottoman Empire and the creation of the Modern Middle East. 1989, The Middle East has long been a region of rival religions, ideologies, nationalisms and ambitions whose conflicts are largely rooted in the region's political heritage: the arrangements, entities and divisions imposed by the Allies after World War I. Focusing on the formative years from 1914 to 1922, the book reveals how and why the Allies drew lines on a blank map and reshaped the geography and politics of the Middle East

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The Peace That Blows All Peaces: The Collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the Formation of the Contemporary Middle East ; Ṣulḥī kah hamah-yi ṣulḥ'hā rā bar bād dād : furūpāshī-i impirāturī-i ʻus̲mānī va shikl'gīrī-i khāvarmīyānah-yi muʻās̲ir

Author David Fromkin (Author) (Author of introduction), Ḥasan Afshār (Translator), Neframkin, David

Publication Date 1401 2023

Publication Place Teheran - Mahi

Subject Ottoman Empire -- 1910-1919 -- 1920-1929, history -- 1910-1919 -- 1920-1929, conflicts -- 1910-1919 -- 1920-1929, Middle East -- 1910-1919 -- 1920-1929, political conditions -- 1910-1919 -- 1920-1929

Type Book

Language Persian

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Royal Danish Library

Library Asset ID ISBN : 9789642090488

Record ID alma99124895091505763

Library Location Royal Danish Library

Date 1401 2023

Notes Original title: A peace to end all peace: the fall of the Ottoman Empire and the creation of the Modern Middle East. 1989, The Middle East has long been a region of rival religions, ideologies, nationalisms and ambitions whose conflicts are largely rooted in the region's political heritage: the arrangements, entities and divisions imposed by the Allies after World War I. Focusing on the formative years from 1914 to 1922, the book reveals how and why the Allies drew lines on a blank map and reshaped the geography and politics of the Middle East