short introduction to the fall of ottomans and raise of Turkey

conventional military/diplomatic narrative history, up until around the halfway point, where we encounter a short chapter in which the armenian genocide is justified / explained away. avoid

conventional military/diplomatic narrative history, up until around the halfway point, where we encounter a short chapter in which the armenian genocide is justified / explained away. avoid

On the dry side, but I personally find it soothing to comb through enormous amounts of political and military detail. I read this immediately before reading Eugene Rogan's The Fall of the Ottomans, and I enjoyed them about the same amount.