This brings back memories from the Post World Wars history class in college. The amount if stupidity drawn into Middle-Easten maps is jaw dropping. Not mention all of the secrets treaties, double crossing and back stabbing that occurred around the world at the time. Amazing how a few selfish decisions made in the past can still carries weight today.
If the Bible is correct then a man known as Abraham had two children one each from two mothers and one of them known as Ishmael would live on to create the country/people known as Palestine and the other would make Israel bringing the conflict we currently have over Jerusalem well sort of after a little decision made by a president
@@amadoudiallo8557 Ali is the king of the hejaz Kingdom, and he appointed his son Abd al-Ilah as the CROWN PRINCE but the conquests of Abdulaziz bin Saud on the Hijaz and the outbreak of the Hejaz-Nejd War led to the collapse of the Hijazi kingdom
now about present day🤷🏻♂️ I will say this Colonialism has not ended..... it evolved. let me explain. before colonialism " ends " the west chose the leaders of countries to keep their interest in regions take france for example. www.ieri.be/en/publications/wp/2019/f-vrier/france-still-exploiting-africa and take me for example. i am from the middle east and here our " dictators" have been chosen by the west not by us and here they uneducate people Historically , economically and religiously because that's what sustain their rule and my country is rich ,but money is nothing for me and for us muslims in general and here we eat we drink and we sleep ( not me i always study and seek knowledge in all fronts as best as i can and am a civil engineer ) even the cattle eat drinks and sleeps. here🇰🇼 courrption is too obvious and we muslims are in phase one and that's " Realization " to be fully aware from politics to history to religion. and every time a Muslim nation rises the west is unsatisfied and want to overthrow the government. Gaddafi,mursi,Yemeni leader Salah , King faisal in the 70s ( he got assassinated) ....etc way a lot i can't go over them all. HOWEVER, before the Arab spring this i admit was not clear to all of us ,but after the Arab spring EVERYTHING WAS CLEAR. we now came to realize misery is built by the happiness of others and our leaders and boarders were chosen and drawn by the west and we must amd will over throw our governments and stop the western intervention in our lands. sorry forgot ( the western people have nothing to do with their governments in fact we are all slaves to this corrupted system we live under " capitalism " or communism both you use " banks" made you know by who i don't have to explain). now about "slavery has evolved" and this time it favors no race only one in fact 👃 and it favors mostly the dollar. we are born to serve and sustain the system and the system milks the life out of us and we gain " invaluable paper money " in return and sometimes we get in debt which is literally an invisible chain in the neck. basically we are living inside bank and the bank choses who succeed and who doesn't and the bank plays with economy and who built it? "the red shield" known as the rothschilds. our muslim lands are the battlefield of the super powers and when you say next time why refugees are in Europe ask yourself what caused them to be there? that's the correct question. Russia is causing the refugee crisis in Europe by bombing the Syrians and helping Assad to kill his people and the refugees are a toy to send them to Turkey and Europe to weaken their economy and make the left wing fight right wing start wars. Russia has an agenda and don't get wrong Russia, china and America/western Europe are fighting for their agenda to who rules who. all of them are trash. now i want to put it in conclusion. " REALIZATION LEADS TO REVALUATION AND REVELATION LEADS TO REVOLUTION " SOMETIMES IT LEADS TO A VERY DIFFERENT R AND THAT'S RADICALIZATION AND THAT HAPPENS WITHOUT BACKBONE. that's why people go far left or far right. because they are weak in character and btw left wing right wing is a toy for the system no matter who wins the system decides everything not the people nor the government. We muslims are in phase one ,but obviously Turkish people has finished phase three. and we look forward to unite with our Muslim brothers and sisters and no islam is not an Arab please don't let me write about it and Arab is not an ethnicity it's a language. the world is Suffering from western imperialism ( not the people unlike you we understand) most people walk with where the wind pushes them am not like that i hope you understand now.
@Daniel Byrne well... Not the Sykes picot agreement by itself The reason most post-colonial nations in Africa and the middle east are so poor is because of their colonisers Before imperialism was really a thing in Europe places like India housed thriving civilisations. Like, if you look at other videos done by extra history (especially about ibn battuta? I think that was the name) the Islamic world was one of the wealthiest and most advanced places There's documentaries by Vice (before they became a channel for libtards and back when they did crazy shit like going into North Korea) about Islamic terrorists. I can even give you a link if you want. In that documentary the radical islamic supporters talk about the Sykes picot agreement as their main cause for hating the west (apart from all the infidel stuff lol) And in that regard I partly agree with them. If Europeans didn't colonialise most of the known world, the places that are poor today would be somewhat closer in wealth to Europe if not surpassing it
This is what western empires did and still do (actually only truly one left and a crippled one). I wished my nation had not been rushing so dutifully and fly by night to save sorry French arses from the teutons.
now about present day☪️ I will say this Colonialism has not ended..... it evolved. let me explain. before colonialism " ends " the west chose the leaders of countries to keep their interest in regions take france for example. www.ieri.be/en/publications/wp/2019/f-vrier/france-still-exploiting-africa and take me for example. i am from the middle east and here our " dictators" have been chosen by the west not by us and here they uneducate people Historically , economically and religiously because that's what sustain their rule and my country is rich ,but money is nothing for me and for us muslims in general and here we eat we drink and we sleep ( not me i always study and seek knowledge in all fronts as best as i can and am a civil engineer ) even the cattle eat drinks and sleeps. here🇰🇼 courrption is too obvious and we muslims are in phase one and that's " Realization " to be fully aware from politics to history to religion. and every time a Muslim nation rises the west is unsatisfied and want to overthrow the government. Gaddafi,mursi,Yemeni leader Salah , King faisal in the 70s ( he got assassinated) ....etc way a lot i can't go over them all. HOWEVER, before the Arab spring this i admit was not clear to all of us ,but after the Arab spring EVERYTHING WAS CLEAR. we now came to realize misery is built by the happiness of others and our leaders and boarders were chosen and drawn by the west and we must amd will over throw our governments and stop the western intervention in our lands. sorry forgot ( the western people have nothing to do with their governments in fact we are all slaves to this corrupted system we live under " capitalism " or communism both you use " banks" made you know by who i don't have to explain). now about "slavery has evolved" and this time it favors no race only one in fact 👃 and it favors mostly the dollar. we are born to serve and sustain the system and the system milks the life out of us and we gain " invaluable paper money " in return and sometimes we get in debt which is literally an invisible chain in the neck. basically we are living inside bank and the bank choses who succeed and who doesn't and the bank plays with economy and who built it? "the red shield" known as the rothschilds. our muslim lands are the battlefield of the super powers and when you say next time why refugees are in Europe ask yourself what caused them to be there? that's the correct question. Russia is causing the refugee crisis in Europe by bombing the Syrians and helping Assad to kill his people and the refugees are a toy to send them to Turkey and Europe to weaken their economy and make the left wing fight right wing start wars. Russia has an agenda and don't get wrong Russia, china and America/western Europe are fighting for their agenda to who rules who. all of them are trash. now i want to put it in conclusion. " REALIZATION LEADS TO REVALUATION AND REVELATION LEADS TO REVOLUTION " SOMETIMES IT LEADS TO A VERY DIFFERENT R AND THAT'S RADICALIZATION AND THAT HAPPENS WITHOUT BACKBONE. that's why people go far left or far right. because they are weak in character and btw left wing right wing is a toy for the system no matter who wins the system decides everything not the people nor the government. We muslims are in phase one ,but obviously Turkish people has finished phase three. and we look forward to unite with our Muslim brothers and sisters and no islam is not an Arab please don't let me write about it and Arab is not an ethnicity it's a language. the world is Suffering from western imperialism ( not the people unlike you we understand) most people walk with where the wind pushes them am not like that i hope you understand now.
My uncle once met a french archaeologist in Syria and whilst chatting in some ruins, the man told him that the English and French divided the area in a way that it could never ever unify. This would be very handy as it would keep local states weak.
@@nabilabedkarim7112Worked well in Syria thats for sure. Iraq is close to getting better but now Iran is trying to destabilize tjeir government so they dont get another Saddam Hussian who will attack their country
Reviewing the history of the Arabian partition is like watching a movie you've seen so many times, where you like certain characters and you want them to win but know exactly how badly things will turn out for them.
After the war has been won, deception or treason? Who can tell? Who stood to gain? Who stood to lose? Who did the dying? Betrayal of trust from within or compelled? The pillars of wisdom can tell Back home where a new life awaits, whispers of past The sands of Arabia calling.
As the darkness falls and Arabia calls One man spreads his wings, as the battle begins May the land lay claim on to Lawrence name Seven pillars of wisdom lights the flame
A revolt to gain independence Hide and seek, hunters hot on their trail Joined their ranks, obtained their acceptance Side by side raid the Ottoman rail
"In a manner both incredibly self-serving and unbelievably haphazard--like monkeys at a salad bar." --P.J. O'Rourke, describing the map re-drawing after WW1.
My great grandfather was sent to fight in the Middle East during the Great War and he miraculously survived (conditions were terrible) he would remark later in life about he struggled to understand why he was even there!
Don't forget their was a third party on the Sykes-Picquot agreement: Russia. Through Sazonov Russia would ask the easternmost part of Anatolia around Trebiznd and Erzurum. They also asked for Tsargrad, a little city you might know as Constantinople
Great thanks to Extra History for this series. The aftermath of world war 1 in the Middle East is the key to understand the horrors that people in that region, particularly in Syria, had to endure for the last 100 years. The fist of which is that Faisal was not any better than his brothers. In 1920, Faisal fled Syria, his kingdom, upon receiving the Gouraud Ultimatum, leaving Syrians on their own against the French for 26 years. Before the Syrians could finally claim independence on the 17th of April 1946.
لا احد يستطيع ان يتحكم في المصير غير الله ولعل مايحدث الان هو لحكمة إلاهيه ارادها الله لقد وعدنا الله في القران ان العاقبة للمؤمنين وانه يجعل القوتين متقاربتين ليميز الخبيث من الطيب وسيرجع الاسلام قوي عاجل ام اجل الله اكبر
thought id mention this cause i feel its a bit important , sharif is prounounced "shu-reef" like the shu from shun, not sheriff which is what it sounded like in this and the previous video. This might cause confusion and i felt it would be best to clear up. the sharif is a political and religious title given to the custodians of the holy city of mecca, their roles include overseeing the yearly haj including many other things on the political end aswell
Thanks for the explanation @Sledge worth. When watching the video I thought he had gained some honorific title with the police, besides his religious title.
Extra credits, I just wanna thank you, you guys have inspired my love of history. I am still in high school but I wanna become a history teacher, and you inspired me to do it. Keep making these great informational videos
Matthew Marino I haven’t watched many of his videos but this is clearly Turkish propaganda. He didn’t mention how murderous and oppressive the Turks were to the Arabs, Greek, Armenians..... he is making seem like the Arabs shouldn’t revolted.
Britain and France: Divide everything regardless of tribal and religious differences like it’s just a cake. Lawrence: *has the biggest BRUH moment and regrets that he played a part in this*
Even before I watch the video I want to say to extra credits thank you so much! despite the quarantine you still upload videos. You deserve a like! even before I start watching!
A little correction: There were no Canadian troops in Galipoli. In fact the Newfoundland regiment was not part of the canadian army because Newfoundland was not part of Canada at the time. This would change after the immense toll the first world war had on the territory forcing it into either being an overseas colony (no longer dominion) or a province of canada. Although it is important to say that Newfoundlander commemorative sites are administered by the canadian gouvernement today, these sites do not represent Canadians. They represent Newfoundlanders.
@@walidhousni3186 It turned out they could have beaten the Ottomans that fast: The initial attempt to simply force the straits with a naval force was abandoned due to fear of mines. In actuality, the minesweepers had gotten almost all of them and the shore batteries were almost out of ammunition. There is evidence that the Ottoman government was planning on surrendering should the British battleships reach Constantinople.
You do realise that British and French aren't the only nations in Europe right? I mean you guys in the states have in some point to learn how to read maps! Ps on the European continent we have 30 DIFFERENT NATIONS some of them they never been imperialist or colonialist throughout their freaking history
A series about the process of drawing up the various peace treaties would be fantastic. Margaret McMillan's "Paris 1919" would make a great narrative source.
Master Marcus Actually, Wahabism started in the 18th century after a Scholar named Mohammed ibn Abdulwahab started to criticize what he saw as people straying from True Islam. Ibn Abdulwahab made an alliance with a powerful tribal leader by the name of Abdullah ibn Saud. And thats whan the first Saudi State officially began. The modern country of Saudi Arabia is the Third Saudi state.
Shariff Hussein and his Hashemite clan were not Wahhabi, but later they were kicked out from Arabia by Saudis, who were Wahhabis. Brits did not back up Hashemites and when Saudis won Arabia, Brits made agreement with them instead. Modern day Jordan is ruled by a Hashemite King and their king is far from being wahhabi. If Hashemites remained in Arabia and were not kicked out by Saudi clan, modern day Arabia would have been far more modern and progressive.
That's the problem with having multiple secret negotiators in your government who don't talk to each other. You end up making promises that are literally impossible to keep.
@@Elijah666 "ממשלת הוד מלכותה רואה בעין יפה את הקמתו של בית לאומי לעם היהודי בארץ-ישראל, ותפעל כמיטב מאמציה כדי להקל את הגשמת מטרה זו, בתנאי ברור שלא ייעשה שום דבר העלול לפגוע בזכויותיהן האזרחיות והדתיות של העדות הלא יהודיות הקיימות בארץ, או בזכויות ובמעמד הפוליטי שמהם נהנים יהודים בכל ארץ אחרת"
That may be the most B.S. saying in history. Any knowledge of political or military history is replete with examples of its failure. More often than not, the enemy of my enemy is also my enemy; all that changes is priorities.
* as an arab everytime i read or watch something about the parition of the middle east it gets me frustrated to no end. imagine how much less conflict we could've had had our promises been fulfilled! in the words of alternatehistoryhub, the middle east truly is living in the darkest timeline.
"He hated the Young Turks and their efforts to liberalize the government. Secularizing laws, granting more freedom to women and more strictly enforcing anti-slavery laws."- The Arab Ally of the Entente ... Were... Were we the baddies?
NACBEAST that is simply not true, Hussein was rather liberal for the time, especially if compared to the House of Saud. Then again I’m not fond of monarchies and Islamism, we Ba’athists support secularism and religious and gender equality
It's not the whole picture, he actually was relatively secular and he did not hate the young Turks for that reason (mainly), the young turks were the ultra nationalist turks and they were responsible for the Armenian genocide and many atrocities, they also treated local Arabs horribly, my grandma told me stories about how they kidnapped men to fight in the war and killed their wife behind.
Has anyone ever seen "A Dangerous Man: Lawrence After Arabia" starring Ralph Fiennes? This series is about that movie-and Feisel is played by my favorite actor, ALEXANDER SIDDIG (his real name is Siddig El Fadil-as is credited in this movie)
Pinhead Larry nah, Al-awrence had no idea about the Sykes-Picot agreement, he genuinely wanted us Arabs to have a state, that’s why he fell into depression after the war
@@theArab__ yes he did, he writes in Seven Pillars of Wisdom how ashamed he was to lie to his Arab soldiers constantly. The movie portrays him as unaware of the British machinations but that was not the case in reality. Lawrence later sort of atoned when he campaigned for Faisal's kingship.
Oxtocoatl according to The Great War channel, Lawrence learned of the Sykes-Picot agreement months after the revolt had started. He was furious with his government for betraying the Arabs and deeply depressed for having lied to his troops. I have to feel sorry for the poor bastard, being caught between his conscience and his duty....
According to The Great War channel, T.E. Lawrence didn’t learn of the Sykes-Picot agreement until after the revolt had started. He was apparently furious with his government for betraying the Arabs and deeply depressed for having lied to his troops. You have to feel sorry for the poor man, being caught between his conscience and his duty....
The land my grandfather used to farm, is now on the other side of the southern borders of Syria with Jordan. You wonder why the ME turned it to be so violent?
For AP World History, we had to do a Treaty of Versailles with each person/group representing a country/people that fought in WWI. I was the Arab Nations and it was really fun to research all of this. It really makes you hate the Ottoman Empire (and the Western powers). So, this video is about a year late for the research. Damn.
As the darkness falls and Arabia calls One man spreads his wings, as the battle begins May the land lay claim on to Lawrence name Seven pillars of wisdom lights the flame
AS THE DARKNESS CALLS AND ARABIA FALLS ONE MAN SPREADS HIS WINGS AS THE BATTLE BEGINS MAY THE LAND THEY CLAIM ONTO LAWRENCE'S NAME SEVEN PILLARS OF WISDOM LIGHTS THE FLAME!!!
1:50 This is a serious mistake, Alexandretta and it's surrounding WAS a part of Syria by then, only seceded to Turkey by the French after they occupied the area.
Technically it was France and Britain together who made it so much worse with those rulers, the USA just tried to fight some of the symptoms of the problems France & UK created (extremist militant groups calling to get rid of the old "colonial borders") but in reality they made things even worse.
@@haitamc5611 he actually was. Just after the Gallipoli he was sent to defend the hardest fronts to hold on. He was in middle east when the armistice declared.
It’s just bad practice in general to act based on some secret promise to be realized in the future, unless you get down payment and/or exchange hostages and stuff...
minor error, no troops were sent to gallipoli from the canadian expeditionary force, there were newfies who fought and died in the campaign but newfoundland and labrador wasnt apart of canada until 1949
AS THE DARKNESS FALLS AND ARABIA CALLS ONE MAN SPREADS HIS WINGS AS THE BATTLE BEGINS MAY THE LAND LAY CLAIM UNTO LAWRENCE'S NAME SEVEN PILLARS OF WISDOM LIGHTS THE FLAME
FAR FROM HOME A MAN WITH A MISSION IN THE HEAT OF THE BLISTERING SUN, IN THE HEART OF LATEND TRADITION THIS MAN'S JOURNEY HAS ONLY BEGUN LEAD A CHARGE TAFILA, MEDINA, DAMASCUS CALLS
There was also apparently Armenian support for a landing in Alexandretta, as there were Armenians there before the Armenian Genocide and the annexation of the area into Kemalist Turkey happened. Also, interestingly enough, the four allies all wanted a large slice of the Ottoman Empire; Russia had claims in what is now northeastern Turkey, and Italy had claims in the southwest. Greece joined eventually, taking most of what remained of Turkey's Mediterranean coast.
Not true about Greece. Italy claimed the entire Mediterranean coast, as a consequence Greece invaded Smyrna to strengthen its position, the Greek invasion was a scandal since it was done without any previous agreement, so Italy got annoyed and gave up on its claims entirely and supported Kemalists against Greece. "If i can't get what i want, nobody gets anything."
Churchill is still a controversial figure in Australia, especially because of the disastrous Gallipoli campaign and the heavy ANZAC losses in the campaign
In defense of Churchill, the tactics of the day were controlled by the First Sea Lord who began bombarding early, alerting the Turks and giving them time to prepare, and sent the men in in terrible formation thereby dooming what might have been a far less deadly attack.
At this point, I think you guys should just get ahold of Sabaton for historical support and ambience. They have done a song about the events of your videos at least a dozen times now; Bismark, Vienna Siege, Gallipoli and the Arab Revolts, Warsaw Uprising,...i could keep on going here.
I guess Husein's mistake 0 was to assume that his relationship with the British would be more important than Britain's relationship with the French. I don't want to suggest that he was being stupid. Reaching out to the British was clearly the right thing to do and in his interest. But my understanding is that studying foreign cultures is necessisary for this sort of thing to work in the way you want it to. You want to understand THEM more than they understand YOU. And given the sort of place Faisal became king of, I don't think Hussein managed it.
More like the dutch Mannlicher 1895 than the Austrian 1895, with the different bolt, though given they put the detail on the cocking shroud but didn't add finger grooves, probably closer to the Romanian 1892. Either way the British still had no access to them because of the embargoes from the KuK
This brings back memories from the Post World Wars history class in college. The amount if stupidity drawn into Middle-Easten maps is jaw dropping. Not mention all of the secrets treaties, double crossing and back stabbing that occurred around the world at the time. Amazing how a few selfish decisions made in the past can still carries weight today.
How would you draw the map then?
@@dwarvensphere1094 Not like an idiot, thats what. Are you trying to argue that the borders are fine?
If the Bible is correct then a man known as Abraham had two children one each from two mothers and one of them known as Ishmael would live on to create the country/people known as Palestine and the other would make Israel bringing the conflict we currently have over Jerusalem well sort of after a little decision made by a president
@@def3ndr887 Bible is never correct about historical stories.
@@dwarvensphere1094 ethnic lines
What's the old saying "The reason why the sun never sets on the British Empire is because God doesn't trust the British in the dark"?
XD thats pretty clever
i like what i read
I've not seen that before. I really like it though.
Haha, smart one
@EmperorJuliusCaesar says Julius, ironic. But yes I agrre
Minor point, but Sheikh Hussain actually had 4 sons. The fourth, Zeid, went on to serve as a diplomat to Abdullah when he became king of Transjordan.
What kingdom did ali rule?
@@amadoudiallo8557 the short lived kingdom of Hejaz, which was conquered by the saudis after the British refused to support the hashemites in the war.
Fun fact, Zeid's mom was Turkish so he and his lineage have no right to any hashemite throne
and his lineage is now married off to Western women
@@Grbsng5211 your lineage is from your dad
@@amadoudiallo8557
Ali is the king of the hejaz Kingdom, and he appointed his son Abd al-Ilah as the CROWN PRINCE but the conquests of Abdulaziz bin Saud on the Hijaz and the outbreak of the Hejaz-Nejd War led to the collapse of the Hijazi kingdom
"You tossed away lives in Gollipoli like they were scraps off your plate"
Kylan Thefox love that one
Now THAT is what i call a reference!
Love that video.
@Republic Of Texas You should be ashamed of your military honor! Everyone knows you're back home like "Thank God for Pearl Harbor"
Submarines_101 don’t worry, the u.s. will give you a pass, just change your poster to keep calm and kiss your cousins *ss!
Arabs: Finally a nation of our own. Entente: Sykes.
*Rashidun flashbacks
☪️the west has divided our lands and chose our leaders to keep their interest in region
now about present day🤷🏻♂️
I will say this Colonialism has not ended..... it evolved. let me explain. before colonialism " ends " the west chose the leaders of countries to keep their interest in regions take france for example.
www.ieri.be/en/publications/wp/2019/f-vrier/france-still-exploiting-africa
and take me for example. i am from the middle east and here our " dictators" have been chosen by the west not by us and here they uneducate people Historically , economically and religiously because that's what sustain their rule and my country is rich ,but money is nothing for me and for us muslims in general and here we eat we drink and we sleep ( not me i always study and seek knowledge in all fronts as best as i can and am a civil engineer ) even the cattle eat drinks and sleeps. here🇰🇼 courrption is too obvious and we muslims are in phase one and that's " Realization " to be fully aware from politics to history to religion. and every time a Muslim nation rises the west is unsatisfied and want to overthrow the government. Gaddafi,mursi,Yemeni leader Salah , King faisal in the 70s ( he got assassinated) ....etc way a lot i can't go over them all.
HOWEVER, before the Arab spring this i admit was not clear to all of us ,but after the Arab spring EVERYTHING WAS CLEAR. we now came to realize misery is built by the happiness of others and our leaders and boarders were chosen and drawn by the west and we must amd will over throw our governments and stop the western intervention in our lands. sorry forgot ( the western people have nothing to do with their governments in fact we are all slaves to this corrupted system we live under " capitalism " or communism both you use " banks" made you know by who i don't have to explain).
now about "slavery has evolved" and this time it favors no race only one in fact 👃 and it favors mostly the dollar. we are born to serve and sustain the system and the system milks the life out of us and we gain " invaluable paper money " in return and sometimes we get in debt which is literally an invisible chain in the neck. basically we are living inside bank and the bank choses who succeed and who doesn't and the bank plays with economy and who built it? "the red shield" known as the rothschilds.
our muslim lands are the battlefield of the super powers and when you say next time why refugees are in Europe ask yourself what caused them to be there? that's the correct question.
Russia is causing the refugee crisis in Europe by bombing the Syrians and helping Assad to kill his people and the refugees are a toy to send them to Turkey and Europe to weaken their economy and make the left wing fight right wing start wars. Russia has an agenda and don't get wrong Russia, china and America/western Europe are fighting for their agenda to who rules who. all of them are trash.
now i want to put it in conclusion. " REALIZATION LEADS TO REVALUATION AND REVELATION LEADS TO REVOLUTION " SOMETIMES IT LEADS TO A VERY DIFFERENT R AND THAT'S RADICALIZATION AND THAT HAPPENS WITHOUT BACKBONE. that's why people go far left or far right. because they are weak in character and btw left wing right wing is a toy for the system no matter who wins the system decides everything not the people nor the government.
We muslims are in phase one ,but obviously Turkish people has finished phase three. and we look forward to unite with our Muslim brothers and sisters and no islam is not an Arab please don't let me write about it and Arab is not an ethnicity it's a language.
the world is Suffering from western imperialism ( not the people unlike you we understand) most people walk with where the wind pushes them am not like that i hope you understand now.
Jethro23 arabs: why?
Entente. Picots
I’ll leave.
AHMED FRHAN hate to say but that has and still happens every where east and west
Man watching Britain and France splitting the middle east up and making false promises/breaking agreements gets me angry to no end
Daniel Byrne yes actually, the thing that guaranteed the middle east never becomes peaceful was the sykes picot agreement
@Daniel Byrne well... Not the Sykes picot agreement by itself
The reason most post-colonial nations in Africa and the middle east are so poor is because of their colonisers
Before imperialism was really a thing in Europe places like India housed thriving civilisations. Like, if you look at other videos done by extra history (especially about ibn battuta? I think that was the name) the Islamic world was one of the wealthiest and most advanced places
There's documentaries by Vice (before they became a channel for libtards and back when they did crazy shit like going into North Korea) about Islamic terrorists. I can even give you a link if you want. In that documentary the radical islamic supporters talk about the Sykes picot agreement as their main cause for hating the west (apart from all the infidel stuff lol)
And in that regard I partly agree with them. If Europeans didn't colonialise most of the known world, the places that are poor today would be somewhat closer in wealth to Europe if not surpassing it
This is what western empires did and still do (actually only truly one left and a crippled one). I wished my nation had not been rushing so dutifully and fly by night to save sorry French arses from the teutons.
Hold on, France never promised anything. The British promised a Nation to the Arabs, and promised Syria to the French at the same time
@@guguss3804 "the reason why the sun never sets on the british empire is because god cannot trust it in the dark
War ends *
Arabs:Finally we can form our country
Britain,France:yea...,about that...
it's not like that
now about present day☪️
I will say this Colonialism has not ended..... it evolved. let me explain. before colonialism " ends " the west chose the leaders of countries to keep their interest in regions take france for example.
www.ieri.be/en/publications/wp/2019/f-vrier/france-still-exploiting-africa
and take me for example. i am from the middle east and here our " dictators" have been chosen by the west not by us and here they uneducate people Historically , economically and religiously because that's what sustain their rule and my country is rich ,but money is nothing for me and for us muslims in general and here we eat we drink and we sleep ( not me i always study and seek knowledge in all fronts as best as i can and am a civil engineer ) even the cattle eat drinks and sleeps. here🇰🇼 courrption is too obvious and we muslims are in phase one and that's " Realization " to be fully aware from politics to history to religion. and every time a Muslim nation rises the west is unsatisfied and want to overthrow the government. Gaddafi,mursi,Yemeni leader Salah , King faisal in the 70s ( he got assassinated) ....etc way a lot i can't go over them all.
HOWEVER, before the Arab spring this i admit was not clear to all of us ,but after the Arab spring EVERYTHING WAS CLEAR. we now came to realize misery is built by the happiness of others and our leaders and boarders were chosen and drawn by the west and we must amd will over throw our governments and stop the western intervention in our lands. sorry forgot ( the western people have nothing to do with their governments in fact we are all slaves to this corrupted system we live under " capitalism " or communism both you use " banks" made you know by who i don't have to explain).
now about "slavery has evolved" and this time it favors no race only one in fact 👃 and it favors mostly the dollar. we are born to serve and sustain the system and the system milks the life out of us and we gain " invaluable paper money " in return and sometimes we get in debt which is literally an invisible chain in the neck. basically we are living inside bank and the bank choses who succeed and who doesn't and the bank plays with economy and who built it? "the red shield" known as the rothschilds.
our muslim lands are the battlefield of the super powers and when you say next time why refugees are in Europe ask yourself what caused them to be there? that's the correct question.
Russia is causing the refugee crisis in Europe by bombing the Syrians and helping Assad to kill his people and the refugees are a toy to send them to Turkey and Europe to weaken their economy and make the left wing fight right wing start wars. Russia has an agenda and don't get wrong Russia, china and America/western Europe are fighting for their agenda to who rules who. all of them are trash.
now i want to put it in conclusion. " REALIZATION LEADS TO REVALUATION AND REVELATION LEADS TO REVOLUTION " SOMETIMES IT LEADS TO A VERY DIFFERENT R AND THAT'S RADICALIZATION AND THAT HAPPENS WITHOUT BACKBONE. that's why people go far left or far right. because they are weak in character and btw left wing right wing is a toy for the system no matter who wins the system decides everything not the people nor the government.
We muslims are in phase one ,but obviously Turkish people has finished phase three. and we look forward to unite with our Muslim brothers and sisters and no islam is not an Arab please don't let me write about it and Arab is not an ethnicity it's a language.
the world is Suffering from western imperialism ( not the people unlike you we understand) most people walk with where the wind pushes them am not like that i hope you understand now.
☪️the west has divided our lands and chose our leaders to keep their interest in region
Did anyone notice wut extra credits said about this treaty in the end xD
@MrNorthernSol what Arab? we? Arab is not a race the Bedouins has betrayed the caliphate not all Arabs! i dare you to prove otherwise 🤝🏼
1:47 He tossed lifes in Gallipolli like they were scraps off his plate!
Your whole miserable country is the size of one state!
@Jasper Klee its an erb reference
Have you heard the song "Çanakkale geçilmez?"
My uncle once met a french archaeologist in Syria and whilst chatting in some ruins, the man told him that the English and French divided the area in a way that it could never ever unify. This would be very handy as it would keep local states weak.
Well.......
I think their plan worked well
VERY well
@@nabilabedkarim7112Worked well in Syria thats for sure. Iraq is close to getting better but now Iran is trying to destabilize tjeir government so they dont get another Saddam Hussian who will attack their country
Divide and rule.
Reviewing the history of the Arabian partition is like watching a movie you've seen so many times, where you like certain characters and you want them to win but know exactly how badly things will turn out for them.
4:42 meme and history crossover going on here
liberation? : sounds like surprise democracy to me
:D
Surprise democracy is expectedly weak.
and with that the Arab fell victims to one of the classic blunders!
"Never trust an European power when oil is on the line"
And before them the Entente fell victim to the oldest classic blunder - Never get involved in a land war in Asia.
What about an American one?
I know Bladestorm, it's just "inconceivable"
What about the Yankees?
After uniting najd and hejaz, they were going to fight the britis in iraq, but al saud refuesd and the sabla battle happend.
After the war has been won, deception or treason?
Who can tell?
Who stood to gain?
Who stood to lose?
Who did the dying?
Betrayal of trust from within or compelled?
The pillars of wisdom can tell
Back home where a new life awaits, whispers of past
The sands of Arabia calling.
man of culture
As the darkness falls and Arabia calls
One man spreads his wings, as the battle begins
May the land lay claim on to Lawrence name
Seven pillars of wisdom lights the flame
I just realized that the 4th and 8th lines in this verse actually rhyme... Huh.
A revolt to gain independence
Hide and seek, hunters hot on their trail
Joined their ranks, obtained their acceptance
Side by side raid the Ottoman rail
Patrick Star Lead the charge
Tafilah, Medina, Damascus calls
Sabotage
Demolish the bridges to dust
They say the pen is mightier than the sword. But in this case the pen caused the sword
I think that’s the point. The sword can win battles, but the pen can start and end wars. At least that’s how I understand
2:57 this map... MY EYES!!!!
was about to say it too
Oh come on it can't be that ba-AHH MY EYES IT HURTS
4:51 the sea is now land, how did it get worse
That map realy is...something😂😅
Same
"In a manner both incredibly self-serving and unbelievably haphazard--like monkeys at a salad bar." --P.J. O'Rourke, describing the map re-drawing after WW1.
If we learned this history lesson like this I would've never flunk history in highschool, greetings from Lebanon🇱🇧✌🏻
Ahmad Fares hey neighbor! I’m from Syria 🇸🇾
Meh honestly it would be embarrassing to tach you that your contry was craited by imperialism
Beautiful country. Greetings Chile.
hi neighbors
From 🇵🇸✌
🇯🇴.. and all Levant is here✌..
This subject is in every year history class.. so painful ☹
My great grandfather was sent to fight in the Middle East during the Great War and he miraculously survived (conditions were terrible) he would remark later in life about he struggled to understand why he was even there!
Let’s cut the cake, said Sykes and pico, carving up the remains of the not-so-ottoman-anymore-empire
The sun is a deadly laser
Let's make a religion out of this.
🎶except turkey makes a brand new turkey🎶
The Jews and the Arab finely decide who should live in Palestine. ME! they both said.
@@instantinople3796 No, don't.
Don't forget their was a third party on the Sykes-Picquot agreement: Russia. Through Sazonov Russia would ask the easternmost part of Anatolia around Trebiznd and Erzurum. They also asked for Tsargrad, a little city you might know as Constantinople
Now is Istanbul. The name Constantinople was changed years ago.
Great thanks to Extra History for this series. The aftermath of world war 1 in the Middle East is the key to understand the horrors that people in that region, particularly in Syria, had to endure for the last 100 years.
The fist of which is that Faisal was not any better than his brothers. In 1920, Faisal fled Syria, his kingdom, upon receiving the Gouraud Ultimatum, leaving Syrians on their own against the French for 26 years. Before the Syrians could finally claim independence on the 17th of April 1946.
Stop giving me spoilers
Please don't give us spoliers.
*Waits patiently in the wings to play the Lawrence of Arabia soundtrack*
*FAR FROM HOME, A MAN WITH A MISSION*
@@bruh6654 *IN THE HEAT OF THE GLISTENING SUN*
Lead the Charge
@@georgewashington1616 IN THE HEART OF ANCIENT TRADITION
artyom 1457 side by side
1:53 after Gallipoli I’m amazed that Churchill had a career of any kind afterwords.
You have helped me so much in my history courses and physics (non-eculidian geometry) so I thank you so much
I can't believe how events that happened 100 years before, still affect your lives today...
“I can’t believe that these men may control the fate of the Middle East “
Basically, they did ( ops spoilers sorry)
Ishtar is a historical documentary
2, 2, 3, 4!
4, 2, 3, 4!
SickomodeGaming 2775 these men are pawns
لا احد يستطيع ان يتحكم في المصير غير الله ولعل مايحدث الان هو لحكمة إلاهيه ارادها الله لقد وعدنا الله في القران ان العاقبة للمؤمنين وانه يجعل القوتين متقاربتين ليميز الخبيث من الطيب وسيرجع الاسلام قوي عاجل ام اجل الله اكبر
As an Arab who studied all of that, I think this is a great explanation in just 10 minutes! thank you!
Betrayers,shame of Islam World
thought id mention this cause i feel its a bit important , sharif is prounounced "shu-reef" like the shu from shun, not sheriff which is what it sounded like in this and the previous video. This might cause confusion and i felt it would be best to clear up. the sharif is a political and religious title given to the custodians of the holy city of mecca, their roles include overseeing the yearly haj including many other things on the political end aswell
I'm going to be completely honest: I thought he was saying sheriff. Goddamnit it Matt.
The holy police
Martin Leong well yes but, no
Thanks for the explanation @Sledge worth. When watching the video I thought he had gained some honorific title with the police, besides his religious title.
Extra credits, I just wanna thank you, you guys have inspired my love of history. I am still in high school but I wanna become a history teacher, and you inspired me to do it. Keep making these great informational videos
Matthew Marino I haven’t watched many of his videos but this is clearly Turkish propaganda. He didn’t mention how murderous and oppressive the Turks were to the Arabs, Greek, Armenians..... he is making seem like the Arabs shouldn’t revolted.
S S I’m just saying they have made a lot of great informational videos. I didn’t say anything about the topic
S S and plus he never hinted that they shouldn’t have revolted
T.E. Lawrence: BROOOO, these guys are different!!!
UK: *BROWN IS BROWN*
Britain and France: Divide everything regardless of tribal and religious differences like it’s just a cake.
Lawrence: *has the biggest BRUH moment and regrets that he played a part in this*
Even before I watch the video I want to say to extra credits thank you so much! despite the quarantine you still upload videos. You deserve a like! even before I start watching!
As an Australian:
0:00 - Me "..."
0:01 - "Ayeeeeee!!!! Lest we forget
It does that, doesn't it....
So one lesson: don't let brits use you again.
Petition for an ANZAC (the whole lot, not just Gallipoli) series by EC
Also Rats of Tobruk.
And Kokoda haha.
Me an Arab : face Palm every time someone makes a design.
Talking about the maps? Or something else?
@@Memphismastermind what do u think? Ofcourse maps
Dem straight lines thoooo!
Algeria dont betrayed Ottomans and france genocided them
@@ottomanmapper3502 finally some one who knows history wrait thank you brother
It's pronounced sha-REEF. That also avoids confusion with sheriff, which is an unrelated term.
It was a bad decision to draw a straight line between Egypt and Sudan, now they both want the precious Hala *iiib* Triangle and don’t want Bir Tawil
It was awful
Map men map men map map map men men
Kim Jong-un how are you supreme leader? You feeling better?
Not rlly, it's a waste land anyway. Egypt and Sudan are closer than u think.
The way T.E. Lawrence is drawn in this episode is basically 🙂
A little correction:
There were no Canadian troops in Galipoli.
In fact the Newfoundland regiment was not part of the canadian army because Newfoundland was not part of Canada at the time.
This would change after the immense toll the first world war had on the territory forcing it into either being an overseas colony (no longer dominion) or a province of canada.
Although it is important to say that Newfoundlander commemorative sites are administered by the canadian gouvernement today, these sites do not represent Canadians. They represent Newfoundlanders.
"Wait the plan has changed"
Well... your landing was a disaster so yeah :p
"we can take Constantinople in few weeks..."
Probably the same guys who says that the great war will end before the Christmas
@@walidhousni3186 It turned out they could have beaten the Ottomans that fast: The initial attempt to simply force the straits with a naval force was abandoned due to fear of mines. In actuality, the minesweepers had gotten almost all of them and the shore batteries were almost out of ammunition. There is evidence that the Ottoman government was planning on surrendering should the British battleships reach Constantinople.
Wasn't it Churchill that came up with the whole Gallipoli thing??
Entente in a nutshell:
"I am altering the deal, pray that I don't alter it any further."
Arabs: Can we have are own state?
Europe: Yes, but actually no.
Now we'll make Europe our own state
You do realise that British and French aren't the only nations in Europe right? I mean you guys in the states have in some point to learn how to read maps!
Ps on the European continent we have 30 DIFFERENT NATIONS some of them they never been imperialist or colonialist throughout their freaking history
@@AverageDoomer69 They mistook the shadow of the Ottomans as their own. If you betray, you will find betrayal.
I would love to see a extra credits of Robert The Bruce some day. Love you guys so much
"The past is never dead. It's not even past." ― William Faulkner
I dont know why but I enjoy that the stand in for any WW1 rifle in this series is a mix between the Gewehr 88 and 98
A series about the process of drawing up the various peace treaties would be fantastic. Margaret McMillan's "Paris 1919" would make a great narrative source.
I seriously loved that meme in there so much! I feel like I usually don't get memes in other places then I expect them but this time I did
War ends:
Arabs: We can finnaly create our own indepented country
Britain and France: Well yes but actually no
And so we see the beginnings of Saudi Arabia and the early rise of salafism (literalist) ideology, especially after they meet Wahhab
Master Marcus Actually, Wahabism started in the 18th century after a Scholar named Mohammed ibn Abdulwahab started to criticize what he saw as people straying from True Islam. Ibn Abdulwahab made an alliance with a powerful tribal leader by the name of Abdullah ibn Saud. And thats whan the first Saudi State officially began. The modern country of Saudi Arabia is the Third Saudi state.
yep, and to think if the Entente had just kept their word groups like the Taliban and ISIL(ISIS) would never had existed.
wait it says you posted the comment 23 hrs ago and the vid was posted 10 mins ago from my time now - weird
Actually Saudi Arabia is a long way off, but this did plant the seed for what would eventually become it
Shariff Hussein and his Hashemite clan were not Wahhabi, but later they were kicked out from Arabia by Saudis, who were Wahhabis. Brits did not back up Hashemites and when Saudis won Arabia, Brits made agreement with them instead.
Modern day Jordan is ruled by a Hashemite King and their king is far from being wahhabi. If Hashemites remained in Arabia and were not kicked out by Saudi clan, modern day Arabia would have been far more modern and progressive.
The way you guys start and finish every episode gives me goosebumps. So good 😆
That's the problem with having multiple secret negotiators in your government who don't talk to each other. You end up making promises that are literally impossible to keep.
Another amazing video. Thank you guys so much. Y’all must work really hard on these and it definitely shows
Yep, it's already a gigantic mess and we haven't even got to the Balfour Declaration.
Ohh 1917 what a great year 🤣
@@Elijah666 מסכים
@@Elijah666 "ממשלת הוד מלכותה רואה בעין יפה את הקמתו של בית לאומי לעם היהודי בארץ-ישראל, ותפעל כמיטב מאמציה כדי להקל את הגשמת מטרה זו, בתנאי ברור שלא ייעשה שום דבר העלול לפגוע בזכויותיהן האזרחיות והדתיות של העדות הלא יהודיות הקיימות בארץ, או בזכויות ובמעמד הפוליטי שמהם נהנים יהודים בכל ארץ אחרת"
@@terner1234 צחקתי ....
@@Elijah666 אני יודע, אבל אחרי שסיימתי אזרחות אני לא יכול להתעלם מזה
Arab : _enemy of my enemy is my friend_ Europe : _well, yes but actually no_
I hate that saying. Almost every time that it applies to anything there is a multitude of other reasons why the 2 entities in question are "friends".
That may be the most B.S. saying in history. Any knowledge of political or military history is replete with examples of its failure. More often than not, the enemy of my enemy is also my enemy; all that changes is priorities.
Enemy of your enemy if your friend so long as the common enemy still exists, when that enemy is defeated, the friendship is over.
When the darkness falls and Arabia Calls!!!!!
You Continue
One man spreads his wings
and the battle begins!!
May the land lay claim on to Lawrence name
Oh, come on, you can't just skip the first verse, the build up to the chorus is so good...
From the beginning!
Far from home, a man with mission!
A revolt to gain independence
HIDE AND SEEK HUNTERS HOT ON THIER TRAIL
Channel like this make me look at history I WANT TO LEARN INSTEAD OF HAVE TO LEARN
Plus, if the British had landed at Alexandretta, they could’ve made a side trip to the Canyon of the Crescent Moon and picked up the Holy Grail.
Thank you for translating what I kept hearing as alexandrada into something that makes sense.
* as an arab everytime i read or watch something about the parition of the middle east it gets me frustrated to no end. imagine how much less conflict we could've had had our promises been fulfilled! in the words of alternatehistoryhub, the middle east truly is living in the darkest timeline.
Great content. I love the videos. Keep up the great work 👍
T.E. Lawrence is a very interesting character, plus he has a great movie with Peter O'Toole.
Arabs: أخيرا يمكننا تشكيل بلادنا
Britain and France: Nothing personal, it's just good business.
man this shines a light on why the middle east is as turbulent as it ended up being today
"He hated the Young Turks and their efforts to liberalize the government. Secularizing laws, granting more freedom to women and more strictly enforcing anti-slavery laws."- The Arab Ally of the Entente
...
Were...
Were we the baddies?
Yeah... secularism is bad because they can't marry with 9 yo girls and beat them out
NACBEAST well they didn’t care
NACBEAST that is simply not true, Hussein was rather liberal for the time, especially if compared to the House of Saud.
Then again I’m not fond of monarchies and Islamism, we Ba’athists support secularism and religious and gender equality
It's not the whole picture, he actually was relatively secular and he did not hate the young Turks for that reason (mainly), the young turks were the ultra nationalist turks and they were responsible for the Armenian genocide and many atrocities, they also treated local Arabs horribly, my grandma told me stories about how they kidnapped men to fight in the war and killed their wife behind.
I'm not muslim, but do you know that your world view and morals aren't the only "correct" ones?
Looking at this map, as a person who lives in the middle East today, is unbelievably terrifying
Why
Its just a line no harm ever came from drawing a line right ?
F O R S H A D O W I N G
Has anyone ever seen "A Dangerous Man: Lawrence After Arabia" starring Ralph Fiennes?
This series is about that movie-and Feisel is played by my favorite actor, ALEXANDER SIDDIG (his real name is Siddig El Fadil-as is credited in this movie)
To properly honor T.E. Lawrence, I'm going to watch this while day drinking.
To honor him further more you could also watch the movie....
And take a swig every time you see the desert.🙃🙃🙃🙃
Lawrence was an imperialist
Pinhead Larry nah, Al-awrence had no idea about the Sykes-Picot agreement, he genuinely wanted us Arabs to have a state, that’s why he fell into depression after the war
@@theArab__ yes he did, he writes in Seven Pillars of Wisdom how ashamed he was to lie to his Arab soldiers constantly. The movie portrays him as unaware of the British machinations but that was not the case in reality. Lawrence later sort of atoned when he campaigned for Faisal's kingship.
Oxtocoatl according to The Great War channel, Lawrence learned of the Sykes-Picot agreement months after the revolt had started. He was furious with his government for betraying the Arabs and deeply depressed for having lied to his troops. I have to feel sorry for the poor bastard, being caught between his conscience and his duty....
The first day of the Gallipoli landings was 24th April 1915....the landing in August was the subsequent landings on the 7th August at Suvla Bay...
Arabs: but we had a agreement
Entente: well Sykes
Entente: I am altering the deal. Pray I don't alter it further.
@@JediJaras and if you don't agree I will fund an extremist to take your place (Saudis) and get them to agree
FAR FROM HOME A MAN WITH A MISSION IN THE HEAT OF THE GLISTENING SUN,
IN THE HEART OF ANCIENT TRADITION,
THIS MANS JOURNEY HAD ONLY BEGUN.
LEAD THE CHARGE
A RAIDER HAS ENTERED THE BATTLEFIELD
I love how this guy talks
According to The Great War channel, T.E. Lawrence didn’t learn of the Sykes-Picot agreement until after the revolt had started. He was apparently furious with his government for betraying the Arabs and deeply depressed for having lied to his troops. You have to feel sorry for the poor man, being caught between his conscience and his duty....
The land my grandfather used to farm, is now on the other side of the southern borders of Syria with Jordan. You wonder why the ME turned it to be so violent?
For AP World History, we had to do a Treaty of Versailles with each person/group representing a country/people that fought in WWI. I was the Arab Nations and it was really fun to research all of this. It really makes you hate the Ottoman Empire (and the Western powers). So, this video is about a year late for the research. Damn.
As the darkness falls and Arabia calls
One man spreads his wings, as the battle begins
May the land lay claim on to Lawrence name
Seven pillars of wisdom lights the flame
4:42 - Brilliant! Just f-ing brilliant! 🤣 😅 💀
AS THE DARKNESS CALLS
AND ARABIA FALLS
ONE MAN SPREADS HIS WINGS
AS THE BATTLE BEGINS
MAY THE LAND THEY CLAIM
ONTO LAWRENCE'S NAME
SEVEN PILLARS OF WISDOM LIGHTS THE FLAME!!!
1:50
This is a serious mistake, Alexandretta and it's surrounding WAS a part of Syria by then, only seceded to Turkey by the French after they occupied the area.
The USA: l destroyed the middle east
France :no l destroyed the middle east
Britain :amateurs
what did you say, punk ?
Technically it was France and Britain together who made it so much worse with those rulers, the USA just tried to fight some of the symptoms of the problems France & UK created (extremist militant groups calling to get rid of the old "colonial borders") but in reality they made things even worse.
Turly it's the brits.
Nave Tal the USA was the one who created those extremist militant groups. Plus, Britain made Israel the other two are amateurs
The Mongols: hah!...these kids...
6:15; “breathtaking in its hubris”
Tbf, I would give Ataturk all the credit for the Ottoman success at Gallipoli. The best plan for the British would to be attack through Egypt.
I was waiting for Ataturk to come up, the guy was a legend!
Ataturk was just one of the many ottoman commanders at Gallipolli, he would not become completely famous till the turkish war of independence.
@@haitamc5611 he actually was. Just after the Gallipoli he was sent to defend the hardest fronts to hold on. He was in middle east when the armistice declared.
Tbf, I would give British hubris most of the credit for the Ottoman victory. They should have realized they were fighting a modern army.
In other words, greed is the real enemy here.
Greed can only be beaten with fear. Monetary wants are forgotten once something important is threatened.
4:51 why is this map so bad
Fun Facts what about this 7:20
It’s just bad practice in general to act based on some secret promise to be realized in the future, unless you get down payment and/or exchange hostages and stuff...
4:42 this killed me lmao
minor error, no troops were sent to gallipoli from the canadian expeditionary force, there were newfies who fought and died in the campaign but newfoundland and labrador wasnt apart of canada until 1949
Greece: dont attack in Galipoli,DONT ATTACK!!!
Entente: I require more of this stupid juice
Great job! Thank you for the hard work!
AS THE DARKNESS FALLS
AND ARABIA CALLS
ONE MAN SPREADS HIS WINGS
AS THE BATTLE BEGINS
MAY THE LAND LAY CLAIM
UNTO LAWRENCE'S NAME
SEVEN PILLARS OF WISDOM LIGHTS THE FLAME
*cheering* Sabaton!!! Sabaton!!! Sabaton!!!
FAR FROM HOME A MAN WITH A MISSION IN THE HEAT OF THE BLISTERING SUN, IN THE HEART OF LATEND TRADITION THIS MAN'S JOURNEY HAS ONLY BEGUN
LEAD A CHARGE
TAFILA, MEDINA, DAMASCUS CALLS
its weird to read this as a Turk
im proud of my dad becuse he made a soviet union tank model (no amor just wood) gun doesn't work. tank type: T-18 light tank
Around 1 million Indians fought in this war where they would gain nothing but death.
A MAN ON A MISSION IN THE HEAT OF THE GLISETING SUN
There was also apparently Armenian support for a landing in Alexandretta, as there were Armenians there before the Armenian Genocide and the annexation of the area into Kemalist Turkey happened.
Also, interestingly enough, the four allies all wanted a large slice of the Ottoman Empire; Russia had claims in what is now northeastern Turkey, and Italy had claims in the southwest. Greece joined eventually, taking most of what remained of Turkey's Mediterranean coast.
They should have just taken the whole thing
Not true about Greece. Italy claimed the entire Mediterranean coast, as a consequence Greece invaded Smyrna to strengthen its position, the Greek invasion was a scandal since it was done without any previous agreement, so Italy got annoyed and gave up on its claims entirely and supported Kemalists against Greece. "If i can't get what i want, nobody gets anything."
@@thatone1280 why
Churchill is still a controversial figure in Australia, especially because of the disastrous Gallipoli campaign and the heavy ANZAC losses in the campaign
In defense of Churchill, the tactics of the day were controlled by the First Sea Lord who began bombarding early, alerting the Turks and giving them time to prepare, and sent the men in in terrible formation thereby dooming what might have been a far less deadly attack.
8:13 Ali a confirmed
Thanks for making this I had a school project about this
Arabs: Finally the allies freed us!
The allies: Not freed, more like under new management
What was Churchill doing in WW1? I think I saw him at 2:15
He was lord of the admiralty, Gallipoli was basically his idea.
YEAH ANOTHER VIDEO!
At this point, I think you guys should just get ahold of Sabaton for historical support and ambience. They have done a song about the events of your videos at least a dozen times now; Bismark, Vienna Siege, Gallipoli and the Arab Revolts, Warsaw Uprising,...i could keep on going here.
I guess Husein's mistake 0 was to assume that his relationship with the British would be more important than Britain's relationship with the French.
I don't want to suggest that he was being stupid. Reaching out to the British was clearly the right thing to do and in his interest. But my understanding is that studying foreign cultures is necessisary for this sort of thing to work in the way you want it to. You want to understand THEM more than they understand YOU. And given the sort of place Faisal became king of, I don't think Hussein managed it.
Very well said. 👏👏👏
8:41 but that appears to be the Austria-Hungarian Mannlicher M1895.
More like the dutch Mannlicher 1895 than the Austrian 1895, with the different bolt, though given they put the detail on the cocking shroud but didn't add finger grooves, probably closer to the Romanian 1892. Either way the British still had no access to them because of the embargoes from the KuK