Jihad: The Ottomans and the Allies 19141922 [Hardcover]

Uncover the tumultuous history of the Ottoman Empire and its impact on the modern world.

Andrew P. Hyde'sJihad: The Ottomans and the Allies 19141922explores the complex political and military landscape of the early 20th century. From the Ottoman Empire's declaration of Holy War to the rise of Kemal Ataturk, this account reveals the power struggles, ethnic cleansing, and political hubris that shaped the Middle East.

Discover the steely determination and bravery that defined this era, and understand the parallels with today's conflicts. This is a must-read for those seeking to understand the roots of modern jihad and the enduring consequences of political ambition.

The story of the Ottoman Empire's religious crusade with the Central Powers against Allied Europe  and its lasting legacyAndrew Hyde co-wrote the three-volume work The Blitz: Then and Now and is the author of First Blitz. He contributed to the BBC Timewatch programme of the same name and to the recent Channel 5 TV documentary on the Windsors. Andrew has been researching the history of modern jihad for the past five years in preparation for this work.