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The 16 pages that link to Committee of Union and Progress, each with the reason it gives.

• Armenian genocideRelated: Its leaders directed the wartime policies targeting Armenians.

• Young Turk RevolutionRelated: Its officers organized the revolt that compelled Abdulhamid II to restore the constitution.

• Enver PashaRelated: Enver's membership and leadership within the organization provided his route into national politics.

• Turkish Armed ForcesRelated: Its military-linked leadership helped shape the officers and political traditions inherited by the republic.

• Young TurksBroader topic: Its officers and organizers supplied the movement’s decisive political and military force.

• Republican People's PartyRelated: Many early republican leaders had political experience in this late Ottoman movement.

• KemalismRelated: Its officials and practices shaped the political environment from which republican leaders emerged.

• Abdul Hamid IIRelated: Its leaders first constrained the sultan and then helped remove him.

• Second Constitutional EraRelated: Its leadership increasingly determined how constitutional government operated.

• Talaat PashaNarrower topic: Talaat’s career and authority were rooted in this organization’s transformation into a ruling party.

• Ziya GökalpRelated: Gökalp became a prominent ideologue within this organization.

• Armenian genocide denialRelated: Its leaders and wartime policies are central to accounts of the deportations and killings.

• 1913 Ottoman coup d'étatNarrower topic: The coup transferred state power to this organization.

• Mehmed VRelated: Its leaders increasingly controlled state policy during Mehmed V’s reign.

• SayfoRelated: Its wartime government directed deportations and shaped policies affecting Christian minorities.

• Decline and modernization of the Ottoman EmpireRelated: Its rule marked a new, increasingly centralized response to the empire’s crises.