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The 13 pages that link to Dissolution of the Ottoman Empire, each with the reason it gives.

• Ottoman EmpireBroader topic: Its end transformed imperial territories into new states and mandates.

• World War IRelated: The empire’s defeat enabled new borders and mandates across the Middle East.

• Dissolution of Austria-HungaryCompared with: Both empires collapsed in the war, but their successor states and imperial legacies differed sharply.

• OttomanismNarrower topic: The empire’s dissolution marked the failure of Ottomanism to preserve a lasting shared political community.

• Committee of Union and ProgressRelated: The Committee’s wartime government preceded the empire’s defeat and formal dissolution.

• Young TurksNarrower topic: The movement’s efforts to preserve the empire unfolded against, and ultimately failed to prevent, its dissolution.

• Abolition of the Ottoman sultanateRelated: The empire’s broader dissolution began before the assembly formally abolished the sultanate.

• Ottoman provincial administrationRelated: The end of imperial rule brought the provincial administrative system to a close.

• 1913 Ottoman coup d'étatRelated: The coup began a period of CUP dominance that preceded the empire’s eventual dissolution.

• Mehmed VNarrower topic: Mehmed V’s reign ended just before the postwar dismantling of the empire accelerated.

• Allies of World War IRelated: Allied victory ended Ottoman wartime rule and enabled a contested regional settlement.

• Aftermath of World War IBroader topic: Its former Arab provinces became mandates, while new borders reshaped the Middle East.

• Decline and modernization of the Ottoman EmpireBroader topic: It was the final outcome of territorial contraction, war, and failed efforts to preserve the empire.