Late Ottoman Period Libya in the Age of Reforms (1835-1912) @theBIAAnkara
Late Ottoman Period Libya in the Age of Reforms (1835-1912)  @theBIAAnkara
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A British Institute at Ankara-Society of Libyan Studies Joint Online Lecture by Odile Moreau

This lecture intends to shed light on the interrelationships between the provinces that today constitute “Libya” and the Ottoman Empire as they developed during the late Ottoman period, in the Age of Reforms, after the promotion of the Tanzîmât, from 1835 to 1912. Particular attention will be paid to the reframing and the evolution of Ottoman–“Libyan” relationships and interactions at the time of the “Question d’Orient” (Eastern Question).

Find out more on our website: biaa.ac.uk/event/online-lecture-late-ottoman-period-libya-in-the-age-of-reforms-1835-1912

Learn about the Society of Libyan Studies: societyforlibyanstudies.org
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