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Greek Revolution Altered Ottoman Empire's Governance, New Study Finds

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The burning of the Ottoman frigate at Eressos by Dimitrios Papanikolis. Credit: Konstantinos Volanakis / Public Domain A new historical study reveals that the Greek Revolution of the 1820s forced major changes in the Ottoman Empire’s internal governance, particularly in how it treated and monitored its non-Muslim subjects. Led by Masayuki Ueno from Osaka Metropolitan University, the research shows that the empire responded to the Greek revolt no…

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Greek Revolution Altered Ottoman Empire's Governance, New Study Finds

The burning of the Ottoman frigate at Eressos by Dimitrios Papanikolis. Credit: Konstantinos Volanakis / Public Domain A new historical study reveals that the Greek Revolution of the 1820s forced major changes in the Ottoman Empire’s internal governance, particularly in how it treated and monitored its non-Muslim subjects. Led by Masayuki Ueno from Osaka Metropolitan University, the research shows that the empire responded to the Greek revolt no…

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