Jerusalem in World War I : The Palestine Diary of a European Diplomat

Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Gain unparalleled insight into late Ottoman Jerusalem and the upheavals of wartime life during World War I with this invaluable historical document. The Palestine Diary of a European Diplomat, Conde de Ballobar, offers a unique perspective on the events witnessed by a Spanish diplomat stationed in the city. This paperback edition, written in English, details the intense struggles over holy places amongst local churches, the burgeoning Zionist movement, and the establishment of British rule. Essential reading for students and scholars of the late-Ottoman Empire and World War I in the Middle East. This book provides a detailed account of a complex historical period, making it a crucial resource for understanding the region's past. It captures the daily experiences and opinions of a privileged observer during an exceptionally turbulent time. Summary: Jerusalem in World War I - Palestine Diary - Conde de Ballobar - European Diplomat - Paperback Book - English Language - 320 Pages - I.B. Tauris Publisher - Historical Account - Middle East History - Ottoman Empire - World War I