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S1E37: Why Elimination of Armenians Was Not Like the Holocaust! And Why Wilsonian Armenia Did Not Materialize?

►Fear - fabricated and real fear, nd how it caused the Armenian genocide ►Was the Armenian genocide a Holocaust? ►Why didn't the Ottomans kill all Armenians? ►What are the three ways to "eliminate" a people? ►Would the Armenian genocide have happened without WWI? ►Why does the denial of the …

When Jews Adapted Spanish

Linguistic inspiration from historian Alan Mikhail’s new book God’s Shadow: Sultan Selim, His Ottoman Empire, and the Making of the Modern World. X: @lexiconvalleyFacebook: facebook.com/LexiconValleyWebsite: booksmartstudios.com/LexiconValley Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/…

21. The Early Ottoman Empire with Alan Mikhail

Send us Fan Mail Eric and Rob sit down with Dr. Alan Mikhail to discuss teaching the early Ottoman Empire.   Dr. Mikhail is the Chance Family Professor of History at Yale University. His fields of interest include the Middle East, the Early Modern Muslim World, the Ottoman Empire, Egypt, Early Mode…

22. The Late Ottoman Empire with Alan Mikhail

Send us Fan Mail Dr. Alan Mikhail joins Eric and Rob once again to explore themes teachers should consider when developing lessons on the late Ottoman Empire..   Dr. Mikhail is the Chance Family Professor of History at Yale University. His fields of interest include the Middle East, the Early Moder…

Alan Mikhail, *God's Shadow: Sultan Selim, His Ottoman Empire, and the Making of the Modern World*. New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 2020.

Historically overlooked, the Ottoman Empire was a hub of intellectual engagement, geopolitical power, and progressive governance. At its zenith in the sixteenth century, the Ottomans demonstrated extraordinary military prowess and held exclusive control over vital trade routes, governing a territor…

Istanbul Under Suleiman the Magnificent, 1520–1566 | Calm Bedtime History

It is the autumn of 1520, and the body of Sultan Selim I has barely reached Istanbul when his only surviving son, Suleiman, twenty-six years old, enters the city through the ancient walls to claim the throne. The capital he inherits already holds perhaps four hundred thousand souls, making it the l…

Ottoman Environmental History, Sultan Selim's Ambition, & NYC's First "Muslim" | Prof. Alan Mikhail

We know about Islam in America, but what about America in Islam? Yale historian Alan Mikhail unpacks Sultan Selim I, the thuggish sultan who wrote bad poetry yet conquered the Arab world in 1516–17 and, Mikhail argues, changed the course of world history. From the water buffalo that powered Ottoman…