For obvious reasons there is no need to write that these were French soldiers. #FWW#Salonika

The title of Finkelstein's book published in 2010. I wonder what title he would choose if writes a follow up volume?

Ottoman officers examining historical artifacts near #alUla#SaudiArabia#Hijaz Railway line in 1906.

During the #FWW#Ottoman military photos. So they either recirculated old photos or fake it. See below for an example. It says "Turkish graves" but they actually belonged to French Muslim colonial soldiers +

#Hodeidah#Yemen has been a battlefield for the last four years. This photo was taken in early 1900s. Ottoman garrison is standing in front a fortress

Taking a look at this edited volume about #Australian politics before the SWW. Surprisingly no chapter about military policy or the armed forces.

"Bu askerlik bitmez (This military service never ends)". Soldiers of the Ottoman 25th Infantry Division departing from Jerusalem on the way to the Suez Canal Campaign in December 1914. Most of these soldiers were Palestinian Arabs.

Power and beauty of nature #Sydney

Although not a fan of modern art I do like this statue. Henry Spencer Moore, Helmet head no.2 Art Gallery of NSW Sydney

Talk like a pirate day Barbaros Hayreddin Pasha