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German-Turkish Relations

   
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The construction of Baghdad railway in 1898, with Germany's aim of reaching to the Middle East, is an example of Ottoman ? German close ties. German generals such as "General von der Golz" , who came in 1882 to train the Military personnel and regulate the army, and "Liman Von Sanders" , who commanded the Ottoman army in Palestine and Dardanelle, are examples of the cooperation in terms military between Germany and Turkey...
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German generals such as "General von der Golz" , who came in 1882 to train the Military personnel and regulate the army, and "Liman Von Sanders" , who commanded the Ottoman army in Palestine and Dardanelle, are examples of the cooperation in terms military between Germany and Turkey...
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