World War I and the end of the Ottomans : from the Balkan wars to the Armenian genocide edited by Hans-Lukas Kieser, Kerem Öktem and Maurus Reinkowski

Includes bibliographical references (pages 286-288) and index

Introduction : World War I and the End of the Ottomans: From the Balkan Wars to the Armenian Genocide / Hans-Lukas Kieser, Kerem Oktem, Maurus Reinkowski -- 1. The Ottoman Road to Total War (1913 -- 15) / Hans-Lukas Kieser -- 2. Seferberlik: Building Up the Ottoman Home Front / Yigit Akin -- 3. "Revenge! Revenge! Revenge!" "Awakening a Nation" through Propaganda in the Ottoman Empire during the Balkan Wars (1912 -- 13) / Y. Dogan Cetinkaya -- 4 "Macedonian Question" in Western Anatolia: The Ousting of the Ottoman Greeks before World War I / Emre Erol -- 5. "The Ottoman Sickness and Its Doctors": Imperial Loyalty in Palestine on the Eve of World War I / Michelle U. Campos -- 6. Palestine's Population and the Question of Ottomanism during the Last Decade of Ottoman Rule / Yuval Ben-Bassat -- 7. Land Disputes and Reform Debates in the Eastern Provinces / Mehmet Polatel -- 8. The German Role in the Reform Discussion of 1913 -- 14 / Thomas Schmutz -- 9. Building the "Model Ottoman Citizen": Life and Death in the Region of Harput-Mamiiretiilaziz (1908 -- 15) / Vahe Tachjian -- 10. Explaining Regional Variations in the Armenian Genocide / Ugur Umit Ungor -- Afterword / Hamit Bozarslan